569: Parrish – Confessions and ramblings about Sexuality – fresh perspective.
From bullying to finally accepting his truth, Parrish came into his attraction for men from a different perspective on who he is and how he chooses to show up in the world of sexuality. This unique perspective may challenge some of you to think differently about how you talk about your LGBTQ+ self, and I…
564: Is it possible to be queer, Christian and Enjoy Sex? – Jon Carl Lewis
The question is, “Is it possible to enjoy sex, be queer, and be a Christian?” For some people those three just don’t go together. However, if we are made in the image of God, does that mean…??? Unraveling this interesting construct of Christianity, Sexuality, and Sex, is Jon Carl Lewis, founder of Sex & The…
561: Living Through The Twists of Life To Be Yourself – Adele Bertei
From troubled upbringing with her mother who suffered from undiagnosed schizophrenia, to foster homes and reform schools, then finding her groove in her own band The Bloods, it’s not surprising that this former backup singer for the likes of Culture Club, and Whitney Houston, final made her move to live her queer identity. Three time…
560: Turning Your “Bad Days” Into Your Greatest Possibilities – Kyle Motsinger
We all have bad days, months, and years. Especially as someone in the LGBTQ+ community. But the beauty in the bad is the good that comes from it. Singer, songwriter, broadway performer Kyle Motsinger has take taken the concept of “Bad Years,” and turned it into song to help people battle through and preserve regardless…
556: Coming Out With Empathy In Your Favor – Rob Volpe
546: Grateful For Being LGBTQ – Rick Clemons
536: Coming Out Of The Closet – No Excuses – Rick Clemons
National Coming Out Day is October 11th. And to celebrate this once a year event, Life (UN)Closeted is going solo with host Rick Clemons for a 3 part series on dumping your excuses, facing your fears, and living your unapologetic life as an LGBTQ+ person. In this first episode Rick explores the excuses, brought on…
525: When The Greatest These is Love For This LGBTQ+ Ally – Kellie Woolf
What happens when a Mom says, “That’s ok, you are who you are and I accept that!”? You get an amazing author who is giving out HOPE. Her debut novel, Mount Hope, takes readers on journey where a murder victim and Jesus have a conversation that could change the world…something we all need right now.…
524: Keeping up the fight for equality – Fran Hutchins
521: Step Up and Be an Amazing LGBTQ Leader – Ash Beckham
