For Telephone's Season One Finale, host Natalie Neal welcomes Indonesian LA-based Actress, Writer, Director, Songstress, and all-around Artist Kanya Iwana for our 12th episode. Kanya gets real about her childhood, dealing with the death of her father, learning to incorporate both masculine and feminine through her Mom's example, and her current pregnancy, curating her future, and being Pro Choice but not Pro Abortion.

  Keep up with her work and watch for her short film "Gracie" coming out next year that she wrote, directed, and stars in.   kanyaiwana.com Instagram @kanyaiwana   Telephone returns for a second season May 2017 Until then follow us on Instagram and Twitter for archival photos and thought-provoking quotes from our guests! Instagram @telephonepodcast Twitter @telephone_sayhi

This is part 2 of a two part interview that Natalie did on Celestial Sex- a Mormon sex podcast hosted by Chris Duce. Natalieand Chris discuss their dating life, marriage, sex life, and divorce. You can subscribe to Celestial Sex in the iTunes store! Be sure to check out Chris's episode of Pillow Talk here on Telephone.

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This is part 1 of a two part interview that Natalie did on Celestial Sex- a Mormon sex podcast hosted by Chris Duce. Natalie discusses her early sexual experiences, Mormon faith, and losing her virginity. You can subscribe to Celestial Sex in the iTunes store! Be sure to check out Chris's episode of Pillow Talk here on Telephone.

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Welcome to Telephone, hosted by Natalie Neal, where she interviews a different feminist every week about the struggles and triumphs that made them who they are today. In this special Pillow Talk episode of Telephone, she talks to her ex-husband Chris Duce about their marriage, Mormonism, sex life, and desire to remain friends and collaborate. Chris is a comedian, filmmaker, and host of his own podcast 'Celestial Sex' that you can download on iTunes. 

You can see behind the scenes photos and portraits of the guests on Instagram @telephonepodcast

You can follow Natalie on Instagram @natalieneal and Chris Duce @chrisduce

And see Chris' work on his website www.chrisduce.com

 

Welcome to Telephone, hosted by Natalie Neal, where she interviews artists and feminists about the struggles and triumphs that made them who they are today. This Valentine's Day she speaks with musician Boyfriend about her upbringing, decision to embrace who she really is, and her personal growth where she now prefers being content over being happy. 

Telephone can be found on Instagram @telephonepodcast where you can see portraits and behind the scenes photos of the interviewees. 

 

 

Jennifer Moon is an artist, adventurer, and revolutionary. The Revolution is a way of being, a commitment to hyper-awareness within the unfaltering framework of unadulterated love. The Revolution is currently devoted to creating venues that foster the continuous expansion of all on this earth and beyond!    We discuss the difference between acceptance and complacency, Karen Barad and slime molds, the role artists play in gentrification, performativity within sexual relationships, and Jennifer's privilege as an asian woman within the prison system.

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Instagram @revolutionordeath @agapeanderos Twitter @expansivelove   Telephone can be found on Instagram where you can see portraits and behind the scenes photos of past guests @telephonepodcast   Natalie can be found on Instagram @natalieneal

Welcome to Telephone, where Natalie Neal speaks with a different feminist about the struggles and triumphs that made them who they are today. In this episode she talks to Carolina Gutierrez about her early childhood where she explored her femininity and womanhood in private, her decision to transition and speak about it publicly on YouTube, and her involvement today in the trans community. Carolina is an actress and stars in Natalie's latest short film "Bedroom Stories" that premieres on Ladygunn-

http://ladygunn.com/ladygunn-tv/ladygunn-presents-telephone-podcasts-bedroom-stories-starring-carolina-gutierrez

Follow Telephone on Instagram @telephonepodcast and Natalie on Instagram @natalieneal

To see behind the scenes photos and hear past episodes visit http://www.natalie-neal.com/telephone-podcast/

Presented by Telephone Podcast Special Thanks to MILK Makeup   Directed and Edited by Natalie Neal Written by Ava Shorr and Natalie Neal Starring and featuring real stories of Carolina Gutierrez Featuring "Wish" by Ruby the RabbitFoot Director of Photography Ava Shorr Production Designer Kanya Iwana Costume Designer Kristin Condia Make-up by Francesca Nikola 1st AC Carman Spoto Gaffer Chad Carlstone Boom Operator Ghawam Sadri Location Manager Michael Booth  Telephone Producers: Colin Hatch and Chris Duce

 

Natalie Neal's short film "Bedroom Stories" starring Carolina Gutierrez, which is part of her ongoing series exploring feminism with transgender women, premieres soon! Until then, enjoy this teaser.

Presented by Telephone Podcast Special Thanks to MILK Makeup   Directed and Edited by Natalie Neal Written by Ava Shorr and Natalie Neal Starring and featuring real stories of Carolina Gutierrez Director of Photography Ava Shorr Production Designer Kanya Iwana Costume Designer Kristin Condia Make-up by Francesca Nikola 1st AC Carman Spoto Gaffer Chad Carlstone Boom Operator Ghawam Sadri Location Manager Michael Booth  Telephone Producers Colin Hatch and Chris Duce   Vimeo Link https://vimeo.com/200523778 ᐧ

You can find Telephone on Instagram @telephonepodcast 

and Natalie Neal on Instagram @natalieneal

For Behind The Scenes photos and an archive of past episodes visit http://www.natalie-neal.com/telephone-podcast/

 

Welcome to Telephone, an interview series hosted by Natalie Neal where she speaks with feminists about their struggles and triumphs that made them who they are today. In this episode, she interviews Rowan Oliver, an artist who is a non-binary trans woman. They discuss the problematic nature of white feminism, the power of language, and Rowan's art practice.

In the month of January, Natalie explores feminism through conversations with trans women. On January 20, inauguration day, she'll debut a short film related to these issues.

You can follow Rowan Oliver on Instagram @everybodysdaughter and Telephone on Instagram @telephonepodcast

You can listen to past episodes and see BTS photos on Natalie's website http://www.natalie-neal.com/telephone-podcast/