In this powerful episode of Inner Voice, Jeffrey is joined by the brilliant Dubbs Weinblatt, creator, performer, and founder of Thank You For Coming Out. Together, they talk about sobriety—not just as the absence of substances, but as a presence: of clarity, of power, of self.Dubbs opens up about what led them to sobriety, what they’ve gained since, and how queerness and recovery intertwine in a world that often encourages escape over embodiment. This is a conversation about survival, joy, and reclaiming your own story—one brave choice at a time. What if getting sober wasn’t about losing something—but finally coming home to yourself?

Produced by Zaq Latino.

We return to our classic community format, in which Jeffrey and Zaq ask prized community members about their experiences with that tiny, often-horrible, voice in their head. EJ comes to ask about how she can wrestle with the fact that her partner has empathy and space for her emotionally, but SHE is the one providing the narrative that she's awful, annoying, and unproductive. Dranoa comes to ask about the dichotomy (false or otherwise) between shadow and self and how we can learn to incorporate the parts of ourselves that we have hidden over the years, either out of safety, necessity, social expectation, or fear. 

Produced by Zaq Latino.

On this fantastic episode of Inner Voice, renowned educator, advocate, writer, speaker, and podcast host Dr. Jonathan P. Higgins walks us through what thoughtful, impactful, and dimensional representation looks like in the arts. They regale us with stories from working with television executives, working on their new book: Black. Fat. Femme. (with a second already in the pipeline!) and speak candidly to Jeffrey about what it is like to really be yourself - unapologetically visible - in 2025. 

Produced by Zaq Latino.

What if humility isn’t about shrinking... but about showing up real? In this special mailbag episode, Jeffrey and producer Zaq Latino answer two heartfelt community questions about humility—how to hold your power without overpowering, and how to stop mistaking self-erasure for grace. It’s an intimate, cozy conversation full of laughter, hard truths, and gentle reframes. If you’ve ever struggled with taking up space and being kind... this one’s for you.

Produced by Zaq Latino.

Alison Becker (Parks and Recreation) graces us on this episode of Inner Voice. We discuss her multifaceted career, and whether or not that was birthed from an earnest passion for many things or necessity. We also touch upon being a woman in the Film and Television industry today, how business attire makes the lady, and the lack of imagination from executives. 

Produced by Zaq Latino.

In this episode of Inner Voice, Jeffrey sits down with Dr. Kyle Whipple, a professor at the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, to explore the evolving landscape of education: from the classroom to the culture war. Together, they discuss what it really means to create safe, inclusive learning spaces when the world is watching… and legislating.

Produced by Zaq Latino.

This week, on Inner Voice, community members Aloy and Leonel discuss forgiveness. What does it mean to forgive? Is forgiveness an essential part of moving forward? What happens when we cannot forgive ourselves for our past mistakes? All this and more, sussed out by the one and only Jeffrey Marsh.

Produced by Zaq Latino.

In this episode, we speak with Joy and Diana, who have their own podcast: Transparently Speaking, in which they divulge tales honest and vulnerable about what it's like to be the parents of transgender kids, of which Diana has two. Join us for laughs, cries, heartache, and raw moments of jaw-on-floor in this revelatory exploration of what it's like when your kids teach you what life is all about. 

Produced by Zaq Latino.

In this episode, we explore spirituality: everything from Jeffrey's Buddhist teaching and practice, to Sean-Em's experience as a TikTok Tarot reader, to Jo's absolutely burning question of: "What even is a good person??" Jeffrey expertly guides the conversation, reminding people that perhaps spirituality, even a colloquial understanding of something bigger than ourselves outside of worshipping a god... is still religion?  Oof. Not everyone's ready for THAT. 

Produced by Zaq Latino.

Episode 2 of the Jeffrey Marsh podcast: Inner Voice! Featuring lovely guests Sam, Rosalyn, and Melissa.

Produced by Zaq Latino.