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Part 2 of Mel's Interview! Mel's Kitchen Cafe is a wildly popular cooking blog. We discuss what happens when real life starts being shared amongst the recipes the audience came for. I could have spoken with her all day long- such a gift of a person! Generous, wise, authentic, and kind.
www.melskitchencafe.com
Kate had me meet... Melanie Gunnel!
Kate had me meet... Dana Gage.
www.familiesunitedtopreventdrowning.org
www.honorconnorrun.com
Celebrating life, perspective, and humanity is usually the short version of how I explain this podcast. However, the roots of the podcast run deep. Today I unpack much of what brought me to the point of finally creating and publishing Kate Had Me Meet. The road wasn't easy, but it was needed.
Thank you for listening. When I say it means the world... it really does, as you'll hear today. <3
Kate Had Me Meet... Raiden Joseph Mockridge.
You have an opportunity today to hear about the progression of transitioning from female to male. An often painful and confusing experience, detailed by Raiden Mockridge. Emotional and mental hurdles remain, but a freedom and confidence exists as well. We reflect on his experience in the church, surgeries, name changes, and what lies ahead.
Grocery shop from ANYWHERE!
Kate Had Me Meet... Jamie Nabozny.
Kate Had Me Meet... Vanessa Nichols
www.pflag.org
www.genderspectrum.org
www.transfamilies.org
Not a Tomboy Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/not-a-tomboy-raising-a-trans-son/id1436205743
When I selected my favorite portions of Episodes 1-3, I noticed they each discussed race and/or privilege. While it is a favorite topic of mine, I truly love how three very different people discuss their relationship with race. It's a conversation we should all be having with ourselves and our circles. Mark Hagland was featured in episode 4, and we spoke a few days ago about his new book! Highlights from this conversation are featured in this episode as well. You can find his book at www.markhaglandbook.com
Kate Had Me Meet: Jill Staub
Kate Had Me Meet... Sera Olson
A beautiful and multifaceted soul, Sera shares about discovering their sexuality, their service in ministry, and how we as a community can be respectful and helpful in the journey. Honest, real, and valuable perspective. Special thank you to Sera for being so generous and vulnerable for this episode.
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