The Self-Aware Millennial

We talkin' bout sex on TSAM this week! Wanted to get this episode out to y'all on Hump Day as encouragement to stay home and give your sexual health some special attention during these quarantimes. We are remotely joined by the jubilantly unfiltered Hillary Klein as she and J.Mix discuss how they are keeping up with their sexual health during COVID19. Both recall their sexual histories and how it has prepared them for quarantined life. They also highlight several creative outlets folks are using during lockdown to exercise their sexual needs. Things discussed: Online dating/sex during the pandemic, Stayhome Hub, Watching porn with your partner(s), Tips for quarantined sex with your partner(s), Tips for quarantined masturbation, J.Mix and Hillary's recommended toys, Nipple piercing revelations, Sexual "role playing" as an actor, Video chat Sex parties, and so much more!



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Song: The Self-Aware Millennial Theme Song by J.Mix

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This week on The Self-Aware Millennial (TSAM), we are remotely joined by J.Mix's charming, talented acting buddy, Bryan DeMond, as they explore Bryan's self-awareness journey as a Southern black gay male and how it has impacted his performance on stage and off. J.Mix highlights ALL the pertinent contents about Bryan's self-discovery: being introverted, coming out to his mother, first boyfriend, being a preacher's kid, playing hetero characters, inequalities of white queers vs black queers, etc. They also revisit what sexual liberation means to them, and observe what that looks like for people who don't identify with J.Mix nor Bryan's orientations. Some other things discussed: knowing your character type, advantages of landing a role that's (normally) a different race, unrealities of gay porn, gay for pay, spectrums of bisexuality, backlash J.Mix has received from TSAM's podcast content thus far, sexual libration restrictions during the quarantine, and so so so much more!!

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 @thatbrybryguy

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Song: The Self-Aware Millennial Theme Song by J.Mix

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We are getting REAL on this week's episode of The Self-Aware Millennial- J.Mix invites the darling Christopher Bentivegna, founder of See 'Em On Stage: A Production Company, onto the show to discuss his experiences as a white male theatrical director and producer in New Orleans metro area. J.Mix also airs her grievances and revelations as a black performing artist in the city. Together, they explore how white production companies can be more welcoming and inclusive of PoC creatives into their spaces. Some other things discussed:  Chris's white privilege, Directing predominately black casts, Why black actors don't come out to NOLA theatre auditions, Old white theatre patrons, Progression of exclusivity at See 'Em On Stage, Common PoC actor grievances, PoC creatives that are KILLIN the NOLA theater scene (in a good way), Why J.Mix ain't doing shows no more, and so so so much more!

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Song: The Self-Aware Millennial Theme Song by J.Mix
 

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Wazzam Self-Aware friends! This week, The Self-Aware Millennial welcomes J.Mix's college mate, Kavin J., to the studio to discuss their harboring grievances about being born and raised in the New Orleans metro area, and growing up in the midst of the city's gentrification. Kavin airs out his concerns with white folk's constant eagerness to be inclusive amongst other cultures without doing the proper research and/or gaining that culture's respect first. Things discussed: "Transplant" generalizations, "woke" white people, white wedding second lines, melting gumbo pot/evolution analogies, Renaming of gentrified neighborhoods, and so so so much more!

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Song: The Self-Aware Millennial Theme Song by J.Mix

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This week, we are joined by J.Mix's dear theatre friend and black podcast brotha, Lawrence Weber Jr., as they explore the depths of male self-consciousness and body positivity. Lawrence dives into the nitty-gritty of his personal experiences growing up as a black queer male in today's society, and offers insight on how we, as self-aware individuals, can work towards deescalating the toxic masculinity stigma and encourage more "judgment-free zones" for men to express their emotions. 
Some things discussed: "Man up" mentality, Body image woes, Self-consciousness in the Church, Performance anxiety, Lack of support for black male dancers, Self love, and so much more!

Follow Lawrence on Insta @soulboy30 + Your30 W/Marty & The Arrogant Observer Podcast @your30martyao

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Song: The Self-Aware Millennial Theme Song by J.Mix

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It's the inaugural episode of The Self-Aware Millennial! J.Mix and her long-time friend, Free, get down to business reminiscing on their construed exposure to sex during their teenage years. Things discussed: Lack of sex ed in high school, Sex for pleasure vs Sex to procreate, Achieving sex that leaves you feeling liberated, Traveling with toys, Sex goals for 2020, and so much more! 
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My guest - Free @afrofoodiac
Song: The Self-Aware Millennial Theme Song by J.Mix

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Producer(s): J.Mix + Lefty Lucy
Sound editor(s):  Ben Ross + Theo Fogleman + J.Mix
Video editor(s): Ben Ross + J.Mix
Music by J.Mix

Recipient of New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation Community Partnership Grant ('23-24)

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