OutSpoken: A Podcast by Marpheen Chann

OutSpoken: A Podcast by Marpheen Chann

By Marpheen ChannSociety & Culture
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OutSpoken: A Podcast by Marpheen Chann episodes

  • S1 E00: Trailer

    Join Marpheen Chann, author, speaker, and writer, for a new podcast called "SoftSpoken". If you're looking for something to help relax and deal with "Sunday Scaries", feel free to pop on some headphones and wind down as Marpheen reflects on the past week and periodically answers prompts.


    Music by Marpheen Chann.

    1 min
  • "One discrimi-nation under God?"
    Join us as we discuss Attorney General Jeff Sessions' announcement about the creation of a religious liberty task force. Special guests include Cindy Maddox, a minister in Maine, and Brandan Robertson, an author, pastor, and activist working at the intersections of spirituality and socia renewal. You can find more information on Brandan at www.brandanrobertson.com. Intro and outro music by Podington Bear.
    38 min
  • "Putting the 'con' in conversion therapy."
    Conversion therapy is harmful and causes real emotional harm, especially in our youth. In this episode, we reach out to professionals and State Rep Ryan Fecteau to talk about Governor Paul LePage's veto of his bill to ban conversion therapy. If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts or self-harm, please call the Trevor Project hotline at 866.488.7386 or text and chat at http://thetrevorproject.org/help. Intro and outro music by Podington Bear.
    49 min
  • Teaser Episode
    Inqueery Podcast covers news, politics, music, the arts, and more with the goal of lifting up queer and intersectional voices and presenting their views and perspectives. Please join host, Marpheen Chann, as he welcomes guest hosts and interviews movers and shakers. Music By Podington Bear.
    2 min

About OutSpoken: A Podcast by Marpheen Chann

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Join Marpheen Chann, author, speaker, and writer, for a new podcast called "Outspoken". Originally started during the COVID-19 Pandemic as "SoftSpoken," the podcast has now shifted and rebranded to focus more on current events, social issues, politics, and elections from a "Humanity" perspective.