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In this episode of Queerly Beloved, Wil kicks off Season 4 and episode 76 with a tarot reading for collective for this new season of the podcast, and for this new season of your life.

Wil is joined by Graham Joseph Norton, an integrative psychotherapist, spiritual teacher, author, founder of Celtic Tarot Therapy, and host of the Bears, Tea & Tarot podcast. Graham’s work blends psychology, mysticism, and humour to help people heal trauma, reclaim their spiritual power, and reconnect with their authentic selves.

Together, Wil and Graham explore the Divine Feminine, Christ Consciousness, Gnostic spirituality, and the deep belonging of queer souls in the spiritual story of humanity. They then move into a powerful collective tarot spread tuned to the current cosmic energies, offering guidance on grounding, self-worth, transformation, and stepping into the light of your own radiance.

In this episode, we explore:

• Graham’s journey from opera singer to psychotherapist, mystic, and tarot teacher
• How Celtic Tarot Therapy bridges science, psychology, and Spirit
• The Gnostic Gospels as a tool for mental health and spiritual reclamation
• Why so many religions told queer and trans people we were “wrong” and how older mystical traditions actually celebrate us
• The balance of Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine within each of us, and why that’s a queer superpower
• Reclaiming God/Spirit within rather than seeking worthiness from outside authority
• Religious trauma, shame, and learning to see ourselves as God-incarnate, not as a problem to fix
• A collective Full Moon / Mercury retrograde tarot spread with themes of:
  • Grounding into abundance and stability
  • Releasing fear, scarcity, and old stories of unworthiness
  • Awakening to deeper self-worth and soul purpose
  • Moving forward with courage, joy, and radiant authenticity

Connect with Graham

• Website: https://celtictarottherapy.com/
• Bears, Tea & Tarot Podcast : https://bearsteaandtarot.com/

Book a tarot reading, spiritual coaching, or learn more about his integrative, mystical approach to healing.

Connect with Wil :

• Website & coaching: https://www.wil-fullyliving.com/
• Retreats, 1:1 coaching, and ways to go deeper into this work with me

🌈 Join me at Awakened Hearts at Easton Mountain:
A heart-centered retreat for spiritually-minded queer men, blending play, ritual, healing, and deep connection:

• Retreat info & registration: https://www.eastonmountain.org/events/awkh-25
  
  

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This episode includes a visual collective tarot reading, so be sure to catch the video version on YouTube : https://youtu.be/42kU2GHFVRs

If this episode resonates, please share it with a friend, leave a rating or review, and help more queer hearts find this space of healing, magic, and remembrance. 💗

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In this final episode of season three of Queerly Beloved, I drop in with Yaron “Dashboard” Schweizer: a community weaver, theatre maker, and director of Chinkapin Craftstead. From kibbutz days to the Eggplant Faerie Players to a hand-built, off-grid life in rural Tennessee, Dashboard has been practicing the art of community living for decades. We start with a conversation about the tender tension of our time: holding grief and rage without losing levity, and how joy can be a sustainable form of resistance.

Yaron “Dashboard” Schweizer has been committed to community living and organizing—and to theatre acting and directing—for most of their life. They lived on a kibbutz as a young adult, studied acting in New York City, and moved to rural Tennessee in 1994. A former member of the Eggplant Faerie Players, Dashboard toured nationally with multiple shows. In 2004, they and their partner joined friends in a hollow near Woodbury, hand-building their off-grid home. Dashboard now serves as director of Chinkapin Craftstead, a nonprofit queer arts organization uplifting queer, trans, and BIPOC voices. 💚

• Visible allyship & solidarity: what a keffiyeh signals, showing up thoughtfully, and taking responsibility without collapsing into despair.
• Community (beyond the buzzword): the gift and the grit—why conflict can be medicine, and how chosen family keeps us brave.
• From kibbutz to Radical Faeries: homophobia, leaving, arriving, and finding a movement that makes room for your full self.
• Theatre x ritual x politics: ACT UP echoes, a Fairy Witch coven, ritual theatre, and intergenerational magic at Chinkapin (including the revival of Bar Dykes). 
• Inanna’s descent & Venus cycles: shedding even the identities we love to remember who we are beneath them—and bringing that medicine back to the village.
• Earth-based spirituality & land: practicing on stolen land, indigenous rights, and why “all liberation is one liberation.

• “They’re coming for our bodies—but really, they’re coming for our joy.”
• “Community that isn’t self-aware can press people down; community at its best lifts us into who we’re becoming.”
• ““Palestinian liberation is the collective tissue of our collective liberation”

Radical Faeries • ACT UP • Bar Dykes • Fairy Witch coven • Inanna / Venus cycle • Chinkapin Craftstead • Eggplant Faerie Players

• Learn more about Chinkapin Craftstead - https://www.chinkapincrafts.org/
• Connect with Wil here- https://www.wil-fullyliving.com/
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In this SUPER wu episode of Queerly Beloved, Wil sits down with A’sha Love, a multidimensional guide, speaker, and author who supports healers, empaths, and visionaries in aligning more deeply with their soul’s essence. Her journey began in 2008 after the passing of her father sparked a profound metaphysical awakening, leading her from mediumship and channeling into her current work as a metaphysician.

Together we explore:
 ✨ Judgment as resistance — how noticing and getting curious about our judgments can reveal the parts of ourselves still asking for love and healing.
✨ Mindful playfulness — the practice of choosing, moment by moment, to bring play into our lives as a path of presence and liberation.
✨ Wounded motivation — recognizing the hidden wounds that can drive our actions, and how to clean them up so we act from clarity, love, and creativity.
✨ Inner Tech Transfer of the Multi-Dimensional Self — A’sha’s powerful teaching on accessing wisdom and abilities from other aspects of our multidimensional being.

These topics and many more! This is a deep, playful, and heart-expanding conversation about shadow work, soul remembrance, and the joy of evolving into new expressions of who we are.

🔗 Connect with A’sha at multidimensionalu.com

🔗 Connect with Wil at https://www.wil-fullyliving.com/

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In this episode, Wil Fisher sits down with Joel Collier, an energy-intuitive practitioner and multi-media artist (8 years as lead vocals for synth-pop duo DOLL MUSCLE), who’s now studying sustainability with a focus on home construction and permaculture. Together, we explore practical intuition, the chakra map, and how color, sound, and simple rituals can support daily life.

Together, we explore:

• 🔋 Energy Intuition 101 – what it is (and isn’t), and how it supports everyday alignment.
• 🌀 The Chakra Map – a clear, usable tour and why balance matters.
• 🎙 Voice & Truth – using the throat as a tuning fork for the whole body.
• 🕯 Queer Ancestry & Guides – inviting benevolent support and setting clean energetic boundaries.
• 🎨 Color, Sound & Ritual – small practices to shift state and anchor harmony.

This is a conversation about attunement, embodiment, and crafting harmony in everyday life.

Connect with Joel:
👉 Website: https://www.the-crystal-compass.com/

Connect with Wil:
👉 Website: www.wil-fullyliving.com

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What do you do when your heart longs for something and it just hasn’t arrived yet?

In this episode of Queerly Beloved, I share a personal story about calling in my romantic partner and the long, sometimes painful stretch of waiting it took before he appeared. Along the way, I discovered that the “in-between” is not wasted time, it’s a crucible, a sacred space where we are stretched, refined, and prepared to fully receive what we desire.

We’ll explore:
 ✨ The hardest part of holding the tension between desire and arrival.
 ✨ The spiritual practices that can reframe waiting and make it sacred.
 ✨ The surprising gifts that come from this sometimes uncomforatable process.

Whether you’re longing for a romantic partnership, a new job, money, a new home, or whatever it is that you don't have and you deeplydesire, this episode is here to remind you that the waiting is can be made more tolerable and that it brings with it gifts of expansion and growth. 

If this conversation resonates, please subscribe, rate, and share it with someone who could use encouragement right now. 

And if you’d like deeper support navigating your own waiting season, I’d love to connect with you through and share about the life coaching support and personal retreats I offer. Learn more at www.wil-fullyliving.com

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In this episode of Queerly Beloved, Wil sits down with Julian Crosson-Hill, a spiritual life & business coach, human design coach, and speaker whose superpower is helping people get visible and live authentically. Julian works with gay men over 50 to overcome the challenges of aging in a youth-obsessed culture, and with spiritual entrepreneurs navigating visibility in an industry that often prizes appearances over substance.

Together, we explore:

• 🌈 Visibility & Aging – the challenges older gay men face in a culture obsessed with youth.
• 🕊 Queer Spirituality – moving from acceptance to full celebration of who we are.
• ✨ Elders & Community – the role of queer elders as wisdom keepers, activists, and memory holders.
• 🎨 Creativity as Resistance – how queer creativity becomes a spiritual gift and act of rebellion.
• 🔮 Human Design – what it is, how it works, and how it can support authenticity.

This is a conversation about authenticity, legacy, and the courage to be seen.

Connect with Julian:
👉 Website: thejuliancrossonhill.com

Connect with Wil:
👉 Website: www.wil-fullyliving.com

Watch these interviews on Youtube here
👉 Website: https://www.youtube.com/@willfullyliving4357

Listen to Julian's show "The Queer Spirituality Podcast" here
👉 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-queer-spirituality-podcast/id1620053424

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👉 Website: https://www.geneticmatrix.com/free-foundation-chart/

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In this episode of Queerly Beloved, I’m joined by the luminous and liberatory Rev. Karmen Michael Smith- a Black queer theologian, cultural strategist, and author of Holy Queer: The Coming Out of Christ. As the creator of Prophetic Intelligence™ and the founder of the inclusive digital faith community Poor Culture, Karmen’s work lives at the sacred intersection of queerness, spirituality, and social transformation. He currently serves as the Director of Community Engagement and Social Justice at Union Theological Seminary.

Together, we dive into the radiant, raw, and radically affirming terrain of queer divinity and spiritual expansion.

Topics we explore include:

• Spiritual self-care as sacred ritual (yes, including solo dance parties!).
• What it means to minister beyond the walls of the church.
• Why disruption can be divine, and the gateway to liberation.
• The richness and freedom found in the margins.
• Queerness not as a curse but as a calling.
• The layered intersection of being Black, queer, and spiritual.
• How to court presence in a world full of distractions.

✨ This is one of those conversations that opens hearts, shifts paradigms, and makes the sacred feel just a little more spacious. Take a breath, take your time, and let this one land in your spirit.

🔗 Learn more about Rev. Karmen Michael Smith:
Website: karmenmichael.com
Book: Holy Queer: The Coming Out of Christ
Podcast: Heart of the Moment

And connect with me at www.wil-fullyliving.com and Insta @wilfish99

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In this solo episode, I'm exploring my realtionship with enoughness and sharing some of the learnings this exploration has brought me so far. We look at it from multiple angles indluing from the material (“Do I have enough?”); the relational (“Are others enough for me?”), to the internal (“Am I enough?”).

I also dive into the learnings and insights I had about enoughness during a a recent MDMA-assisted therapy experience.

Whether you’re working through self-doubt, navigating relationships, or longing for a deeper sense of wholeness, you’ll find nourishment here.

Some key takeaways: 

• Why enoughness isn’t a measurement, but rather it’s a mindset, feeling and a relationship.
• How scarcity mindset can fuel comparison, anxiety, and overachieving.
• The surprising fears that hide beneath desires for “more.”
• How intimate relationships reflect back our own self-worth struggles.
• The liberating paradox: “I have enough—and I desire more.”

Thank you, in advance, for listening! And, If this episode moved you, please consider sharing it with a friend or leaving a review. 

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Explore Wil's retreats, coaching, and more at: www.wil-fullyliving.com

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In this soulful episode, Wil Fisher is joined by Bodhi Calagna, a psychedelic guide, hypnotherapist, sound alchemist, and musical artist based in Boulder, Colorado. Known for their ecstatic tribal beats as CALAGNA and ceremonial soundscapes as bodē, Bodhi shares how they’ve woven music, plant medicine, and spiritual presence into a powerful practice of healing and transformation.

Together, Wil and Bodhi explore Bodhi’s origin story of becoming a music-making medicine person and the powerful role sound plays in ceremony- both as a soothing force and a disruptive catalyst for healing. They dive into the transformative potential of cannabis ceremonies and psychedelic-assisted therapy, and reflect on the sacred queering of Spirit. Bodhi shares how plant medicine supported their gender transition, and the two reminisce about their raver roots, seeing dance floors as portals and reclaiming queer nightlife as a site of ecstatic, embodied healing.

This episode is rich with heart, humor, wisdom, and deep spiritual insight. Whether you’re curious about sound healing, queer identity, or plant medicine work, you’ll find something resonant here.

Learn more about Bodhi at :  https://www.remixyourworld.com/

Learn about Wil at : https://www.wil-fullyliving.com/

Follow Wil on Instagram: @wilfullyliving https://www.instagram.com/wilfish99/

and Bodhi: https://www.instagram.com/remixyourworld/

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In this soulful and thought-provoking episode of Queerly Beloved, Wil Fisher sits down with literary Gregory Maguire, author of Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West. Gregory Maguire—author of Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West. Gregory also happens to identify as both gay and Catholic, and brings a deep well of wisdom around faith, identity, creativity, and queerness, which he shares so beautifully in this interview.

He’s published dozens of novels, often reimagining classic stories and inventing imaginative, layered worlds. His work is known for its emotional depth and its keen understanding of what it means to be human. He’s also the founder of Children’s Literature New England, a nonprofit celebrating the power of story. Gregory lives with his husband, painter Andy Newman, and together they’ve raised three adopted children.

In the interview Gregory shares about his relationship with Catholicism, the sacred tension between faith and doubt, and the drag of heteronormativity. He shares playful childhood memories of directing Wizard of Oz backyard productions and Wil also shares his Wizard of Oz memories. 

They also discuss:

• Writing as an act of meditation and prayer.
• The idea that faith and doubt are inseparable companions.
• How storytelling helps us reshape identity, reclaim power, and stay spiritually awake.
• The deeper baptismal symbolism in Dorothy’s water-throwing moment.
• Gregory’s decision to avoid previews and fanfare in advance of Wicked for Good so he can see it fresh!
• A story about advice he received guiding him to pursue his creative projects rather than stepping into priesthood. 

Gregory Maguire’s wisdom will inspire you to keep rewriting your own myth.

Learn More about Gregory here - https://gregorymaguire.com/

Learn about Wil Fisher and his work here - https://www.wil-fullyliving.com/

Get info about the Summer Soulful Awakened Hearts retreat happening Labor Day in San Diego here- https://www.wil-fullyliving.com/events

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