Jessie joins me to discuss why she believes voting for Joe Biden is the only option for her and her family's future. Jessie lays out in detail why she believes this election matters more than her progressive ideals as an Independent voter, and why she is encouraging everyone, regardless of political affiliation, to get out and vote. You can find Jessie Tisron on Facebook, and you can visit the Facebook page dedicated to the Rally For Young Voters by visiting this link https://fb.me/e/1aPadNuh0

Ana and Nicole share about surviving their individual traumas, surprised by love in the middle of it all, and what it means to grow in their truth as an LGBTQ couple, when neither previously identified as queer.

Amy (@Green_Bean87) shares her experience of understanding her own sexuality, coming out as bisexual, and the pain of bi erasure in the LGBTQ community.

@ NathanOfOz stops by to discuss transitioning out of evangelicalism and into his truest self.

Clara joins me to discuss the road to understanding her sexuality after she left the evangelical bubble, and what that has meant for her life, her marriage, and how she is raising her daughter.

MJ Corkern returns the show to talk about her post-evangelical realization of her sexuality, the process of loving her whole self, and living her whole truth. We also discuss her upcoming book, and LGBTQ+ affirming shows we enjoy watching with our kids!

This episode is especially for white progressives with a "woke" presence on social media. Books mentioned are "How To Be An Antiracist" by Ibram X. Kendi, and "Me and White Supremacy" by Layla Saad. Other books to check out include "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration In the Age of Colorblindness" by Michelle Alexander, "Just Mercy" by Bryan Stevenson.

Elle describes her experiences with misdiagnosis and late diagnosis of mental health disorders, the importance of being your own best advocate, and her insights on navigating these strange COVID-19 times. You can find her on Twitter @scretladyspider, where you will also find links to support her via Patreon, see her YouTube videos, and continue learning as she shares her hard won insights! Intro music by Kevin Max, from the album "Romeo Drive," which is awesome and you should get it.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and Ford is the first in a series if guests who will be discussing his path to understanding and caring for his mental health both within and outside of the evangelical bubble. You can find Ford on Twitter @Ford_Ebling. TW: Sexual abuse, substance abuse.

Dart shares about his conservative upbringing, his long road out of the closet, and what life is like as he lives fully and unapologetically himself.