https://simplecast.com Typed Out: The Podcast In this new audio format, Typed Out: the Podcast takes the conversation of inclusion and acceptance off the page to bring it to your favorite listening device. Throughout each episode, we will be highlighting various social and cultural issues in order to expand the boundaries of understanding and acceptance. All voices welcome. 2019 Typed Out en Tue, 26 Nov 2019 14:00:00 +0000 Thu, 11 Mar 2021 17:13:01 +0000 http://www.typedout.co/podcast Typed Out: The Podcast https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/785d8262-9175-4424-ad9a-97db21dc5d93/db40db64-04ea-4a53-9843-7fd640297485/3000x3000/1573550738-artwork.jpg?aid=rss_feed http://www.typedout.co/podcast episodic In this new audio format, Typed Out: the Podcast takes the conversation of inclusion and acceptance off the page to bring it to your favorite listening device. Throughout each episode, we will be highlighting various social and cultural issues in order to expand the boundaries of understanding and acceptance. All voices welcome. Typed Out yes https://feeds.simplecast.com/0fKInJMK Typed Out, society, culture, sexuality, race, lgbtq, gay, trans, lesbian, feminism, social change, ally, interview, diversity, inclusion Typed Out typedoutco@gmail.com 569954c8-cd69-4360-be83-c869e4db8dcf The Main Character of My Story with Tamara Coleman America has such a deep, dark history with race—something we still greatly struggle with—but what is it like for a country that is largely homogenous? Season Two co-host Tamara Coleman stars in our second episode to share her experience as a black woman living in Japan. Tamara opens up about what it was like growing up with interests outside of her own culture, her apprehensions versus lived reality when it came to traveling abroad, and how she finally felt like the main character of her own story.

]]> Tue, 26 Nov 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/8131c195-Ievsrbeu America has such a deep, dark history with race—something we still greatly struggle with—but what is it like for a country that is largely homogenous? Season Two co-host Tamara Coleman stars in our second episode to share her experience as a black woman living in Japan. Tamara opens up about what it was like growing up with interests outside of her own culture, her apprehensions versus lived reality when it came to traveling abroad, and how she finally felt like the main character of her own story.

]]> The Main Character of My Story with Tamara Coleman Typed Out 01:02:41 America has such a deep, dark history with race—something we still greatly struggle with—but what is it like for a country that is largely homogenous? Season Two co-host Tamara Coleman stars in our second episode to share her experience as a black woman living in Japan. Tamara opens up about what it was like growing up with interests outside of her own culture, her apprehensions versus lived reality when it came to traveling abroad, and how she finally felt like the main character of her own story. America has such a deep, dark history with race—something we still greatly struggle with—but what is it like for a country that is largely homogenous? Season Two co-host Tamara Coleman stars in our second episode to share her experience as a black woman living in Japan. Tamara opens up about what it was like growing up with interests outside of her own culture, her apprehensions versus lived reality when it came to traveling abroad, and how she finally felt like the main character of her own story. typed out, black culture, japan, manga, society, culture, interviews, japanese culture, living abroad, racism, anime, race no full 35 4a59f8fa-2f95-4dad-b52c-97e256e67f82 And Still I Rise with PJ Johnnie Jr The Typed Out podcast returns for its second season, and in this anniversary episode, I am joined by actor PJ Johnnie Jr, who shares his story of growing up a young, queer black man in the American South. From homelessness to graduate school and beyond, PJ takes us on his personal journey, and reminds us that, even in our darkest moments, there is always light.

]]> Tue, 12 Nov 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/811a2fcd-LvE4LCad The Typed Out podcast returns for its second season, and in this anniversary episode, I am joined by actor PJ Johnnie Jr, who shares his story of growing up a young, queer black man in the American South. From homelessness to graduate school and beyond, PJ takes us on his personal journey, and reminds us that, even in our darkest moments, there is always light.

]]> And Still I Rise with PJ Johnnie Jr Typed Out 01:00:28 The Typed Out podcast returns for its second season, and in this anniversary episode, I am joined by actor PJ Johnnie Jr, who shares his story of growing up a young, queer black man in the American South. From homelessness to graduate school and beyond, PJ takes us on his personal journey, and reminds us that, even in our darkest moments, there is always light. The Typed Out podcast returns for its second season, and in this anniversary episode, I am joined by actor PJ Johnnie Jr, who shares his story of growing up a young, queer black man in the American South. From homelessness to graduate school and beyond, PJ takes us on his personal journey, and reminds us that, even in our darkest moments, there is always light. american south, diversity, typed out, queer, japan, gaijin, society, equality, pride, culture, personal stories, lgbtq, living abroad, racism, spirituality, race yes full 34 a26aa9e7-3d1b-4f3b-8cb1-03f2c466a09c A Different Way of Thinking with Eliud Sepulveda Science is all about using diverse methods to solve for any given problem, but what if the problem is a lack of diversity? Molecular biologist Eliud Sepulveda guests to chat about growing up gay in Puerto Rico, surviving the military during DADT, and offers his insight into the challenges and benefits of shaking up the laboratory when it comes to seeking out a different way of thinking.

]]> Tue, 30 Jul 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/90c8be94-JCGSH9GF Science is all about using diverse methods to solve for any given problem, but what if the problem is a lack of diversity? Molecular biologist Eliud Sepulveda guests to chat about growing up gay in Puerto Rico, surviving the military during DADT, and offers his insight into the challenges and benefits of shaking up the laboratory when it comes to seeking out a different way of thinking.

]]> A Different Way of Thinking with Eliud Sepulveda Typed Out 00:46:15 Science is all about using diverse methods to solve for any given problem, but what if the problem is a lack of diversity? Molecular biologist Eliud Sepulveda guests to chat about growing up gay in Puerto Rico, surviving the military during DADT, and offers his insight into the challenges and benefits of shaking up the laboratory when it comes to seeking out a different way of thinking. Science is all about using diverse methods to solve for any given problem, but what if the problem is a lack of diversity? Molecular biologist Eliud Sepulveda guests to chat about growing up gay in Puerto Rico, surviving the military during DADT, and offers his insight into the challenges and benefits of shaking up the laboratory when it comes to seeking out a different way of thinking. diversity, science, women in science, typed out, dadt, stem, puerto rico, sexuality, molecular biology, military yes full 33 9f668d79-cf84-477a-bf68-f804ddc726d5 Woman In Charge with Rachael Foo Hosted by Yotpo, the Typed Out podcast goes LIVE! once again, and this time I am sitting down with special guest and investor at Stripes Group, Rachael Foo. In an effort to keep the conversation about Pride ongoing, Rachael shares what it was like growing up queer in Hong Kong, the importance of embracing your identity (as well as letting it go), and offers some insight on how a more diverse tech environment has so much more to gain—especially when women and minority people are at the fore!

]]> Tue, 16 Jul 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/cf97333a-OQqE1XVE Hosted by Yotpo, the Typed Out podcast goes LIVE! once again, and this time I am sitting down with special guest and investor at Stripes Group, Rachael Foo. In an effort to keep the conversation about Pride ongoing, Rachael shares what it was like growing up queer in Hong Kong, the importance of embracing your identity (as well as letting it go), and offers some insight on how a more diverse tech environment has so much more to gain—especially when women and minority people are at the fore!

]]> Woman In Charge with Rachael Foo Typed Out 00:39:03 Hosted by Yotpo, the Typed Out podcast goes LIVE! once again, and this time I am sitting down with special guest and investor at Stripes Group, Rachael Foo. In an effort to keep the conversation about Pride ongoing, Rachael shares what it was like growing up queer in Hong Kong, the importance of embracing your identity (as well as letting it go), and offers some insight on how a more diverse tech environment has so much more to gain—especially when women and minority people are at the fore! Hosted by Yotpo, the Typed Out podcast goes LIVE! once again, and this time I am sitting down with special guest and investor at Stripes Group, Rachael Foo. In an effort to keep the conversation about Pride ongoing, Rachael shares what it was like growing up queer in Hong Kong, the importance of embracing your identity (as well as letting it go), and offers some insight on how a more diverse tech environment has so much more to gain—especially when women and minority people are at the fore! live podcast, diversity, typed out, women in tech, female leadership, tech, stem, pride, asian american, yotpo, lgbt, queer rights no full 32 2080ca45-1461-4842-a3ec-3ea6437243a2 Stand Up To Hate - Live with RXR Realty General crime statistics are down, but hate-fueled attacks are on the rise. More than ever, people are feeling emboldened to act on their intolerance and bigotry. But in a society that is trying so hard to progress, how do you stand up in the face of hate? In this LIVE! episode of the Typed Out podcast, I am joined by Lex Evan of Alt Pronouns, Joanna Hoffman of Athlete Ally, and David Garten of host company RXR to chat about disarming those who are motivated by fear.

]]> Tue, 2 Jul 2019 19:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/19bb799e-PsoERey7 General crime statistics are down, but hate-fueled attacks are on the rise. More than ever, people are feeling emboldened to act on their intolerance and bigotry. But in a society that is trying so hard to progress, how do you stand up in the face of hate? In this LIVE! episode of the Typed Out podcast, I am joined by Lex Evan of Alt Pronouns, Joanna Hoffman of Athlete Ally, and David Garten of host company RXR to chat about disarming those who are motivated by fear.

]]> Stand Up To Hate - Live with RXR Realty Typed Out 01:25:12 General crime statistics are down, but hate-fueled attacks are on the rise. More than ever, people are feeling emboldened to act on their intolerance and bigotry. But in a society that is trying so hard to progress, how do you stand up in the face of hate? In this LIVE! episode of the Typed Out podcast, I am joined by Lex Evan of Alt Pronouns, Joanna Hoffman of Athlete Ally, and David Garten of host company RXR to chat about disarming those who are motivated by fear. General crime statistics are down, but hate-fueled attacks are on the rise. More than ever, people are feeling emboldened to act on their intolerance and bigotry. But in a society that is trying so hard to progress, how do you stand up in the face of hate? In this LIVE! episode of the Typed Out podcast, I am joined by Lex Evan of Alt Pronouns, Joanna Hoffman of Athlete Ally, and David Garten of host company RXR to chat about disarming those who are motivated by fear. typed out, gun control, gun violence, rxr realty, social reform, politics, lgbtq, zero hate, athlete ally, allyship, wework, alt pronouns yes full 31 7c3bf842-12ee-4c3e-b7df-0583400230f1 The Sound Of Pride with On The Quays As June continues, there are so many events marking the 50th year of Pride, but none are half as exciting as #HowAboutLove, an On The Quays concert dedicated to celebrating fifty years of divas. In this special release episode, OTQ company members Nicola Murphy, Keiji Ishiguri, and Zia guest to chat about their event, the crossroads of entertainment and activism, and what it means to celebrate Pride here and now.

]]> Tue, 18 Jun 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/b2b77248-lTSPef2t As June continues, there are so many events marking the 50th year of Pride, but none are half as exciting as #HowAboutLove, an On The Quays concert dedicated to celebrating fifty years of divas. In this special release episode, OTQ company members Nicola Murphy, Keiji Ishiguri, and Zia guest to chat about their event, the crossroads of entertainment and activism, and what it means to celebrate Pride here and now.

]]> The Sound Of Pride with On The Quays Typed Out 00:30:38 As June continues, there are so many events marking the 50th year of Pride, but none are half as exciting as #HowAboutLove, an On The Quays concert dedicated to celebrating fifty years of divas. In this special release episode, OTQ company members Nicola Murphy, Keiji Ishiguri, and Zia guest to chat about their event, the crossroads of entertainment and activism, and what it means to celebrate Pride here and now. As June continues, there are so many events marking the 50th year of Pride, but none are half as exciting as #HowAboutLove, an On The Quays concert dedicated to celebrating fifty years of divas. In this special release episode, OTQ company members Nicola Murphy, Keiji Ishiguri, and Zia guest to chat about their event, the crossroads of entertainment and activism, and what it means to celebrate Pride here and now. diversity, typed out, divas, activism, on the quays, inclusion, music, stonewall, musicals, theatre, pride, entertainment no full 30 7a724fa5-dc05-4045-8338-5d8adf646e88 Working In Love with Miz Chartreuse There are many relationships in our lives, and not all are with people. So, are you giving each relationship what it deserves? Astrologer and Headmistress of the Venus Academy, Miz Chartreuse, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to discuss a whole slue of things. We chat about Char's Zambian roots, the importance and meaning of 'home', the difference between closure and forgiveness, and we even skim the surface of cancel culture, but all of it comes back to Love—love for each other, love for ourselves, and how it may not always be so easy to give. Be sure to tune in for this memorable conversation!

]]> Tue, 11 Jun 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/9d24b98e-YyfQh2BT There are many relationships in our lives, and not all are with people. So, are you giving each relationship what it deserves? Astrologer and Headmistress of the Venus Academy, Miz Chartreuse, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to discuss a whole slue of things. We chat about Char's Zambian roots, the importance and meaning of 'home', the difference between closure and forgiveness, and we even skim the surface of cancel culture, but all of it comes back to Love—love for each other, love for ourselves, and how it may not always be so easy to give. Be sure to tune in for this memorable conversation!

]]> Working In Love with Miz Chartreuse Typed Out 00:42:15 There are many relationships in our lives, and not all are with people. So, are you giving each relationship what it deserves? Astrologer and Headmistress of the Venus Academy, Miz Chartreuse, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to discuss a whole slue of things. We chat about Char's Zambian roots, the importance and meaning of 'home', the difference between closure and forgiveness, and we even skim the surface of cancel culture, but all of it comes back to Love—love for each other, love for ourselves, and how it may not always be so easy to give. Be sure to tune in for this memorable conversation! There are many relationships in our lives, and not all are with people. So, are you giving each relationship what it deserves? Astrologer and Headmistress of the Venus Academy, Miz Chartreuse, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to discuss a whole slue of things. We chat about Char's Zambian roots, the importance and meaning of 'home', the difference between closure and forgiveness, and we even skim the surface of cancel culture, but all of it comes back to Love—love for each other, love for ourselves, and how it may not always be so easy to give. Be sure to tune in for this memorable conversation! typed out, astrology, love, marianne williamson, miz chartreuse, a course in miracles, relationships, cancel culture, spirituality, venus no full 29 7b7a06c4-801d-414a-a988-aa051caf2c41 Behind The Lines with Deborah Darling There is beauty in age, so why do we fear getting older? Model and ageless style protagonist, Deborah Darling, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to chat about the stigma against the aging woman. Together we unpack the power of silver hair, how she received a new lease on life at the age of fifty, and why we should all embrace the lines on our faces—because they tell our story!

Follow Deborah on Instagram @deborah__darling or via her website at deborahdarling.com!

]]> Tue, 28 May 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/7f5e2089-HeoBp0fF There is beauty in age, so why do we fear getting older? Model and ageless style protagonist, Deborah Darling, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to chat about the stigma against the aging woman. Together we unpack the power of silver hair, how she received a new lease on life at the age of fifty, and why we should all embrace the lines on our faces—because they tell our story!

Follow Deborah on Instagram @deborah__darling or via her website at deborahdarling.com!

]]> Behind The Lines with Deborah Darling Typed Out 00:35:49 There is beauty in age, so why do we fear getting older? Model and ageless style protagonist, Deborah Darling, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to chat about the stigma against the aging woman. Together we unpack the power of silver hair, how she received a new lease on life at the age of fifty, and why we should all embrace the lines on our faces—because they tell our story! There is beauty in age, so why do we fear getting older? Model and ageless style protagonist, Deborah Darling, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to chat about the stigma against the aging woman. Together we unpack the power of silver hair, how she received a new lease on life at the age of fifty, and why we should all embrace the lines on our faces—because they tell our story! typed out, aging, older women, fashion, style, south africa, silver hair, ageism, modeling, beauty, johannesburg, deborah darling no full 28 17b2395d-6ac8-474f-9491-9a6073c52bd9 In Other Words with Emily Gao What do you do when the narrative isn't typically written for you? You take matters—or words—into your own hands. Poet and host of Yellownin, Emily Gao, joins the the Typed Out podcast to talk about her experience as a first generation Chinese American, the process of exploring identity through writing, and how expression through art can be the first step to healing.

]]> Tue, 7 May 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/56b30141-StcSoWTB What do you do when the narrative isn't typically written for you? You take matters—or words—into your own hands. Poet and host of Yellownin, Emily Gao, joins the the Typed Out podcast to talk about her experience as a first generation Chinese American, the process of exploring identity through writing, and how expression through art can be the first step to healing.

]]> In Other Words with Emily Gao Typed Out 00:40:51 What do you do when the narrative isn't typically written for you? You take matters—or words—into your own hands. Poet and host of Yellownin, Emily Gao, joins the the Typed Out podcast to talk about her experience as a first generation Chinese American, the process of exploring identity through writing, and how expression through art can be the first step to healing. What do you do when the narrative isn't typically written for you? You take matters—or words—into your own hands. Poet and host of Yellownin, Emily Gao, joins the the Typed Out podcast to talk about her experience as a first generation Chinese American, the process of exploring identity through writing, and how expression through art can be the first step to healing. chinese american, art, diversity, mental health, typed out, yellownin, society, asian american, culture, poetry, emdash, emily gao no full 27 44aa302a-8a8a-4c80-ba31-c820e940c7f6 The Stories We Tell with Nathan Manske Storytelling can serve two purposes—to build empathy and let us know we are not alone—and it was exactly for these reasons why Nathan Manske founded his non-profit organization, I'm From Driftwood. Now, ten years later, Nathan guests on the Typed Out podcast to reflect on how far the video series has come, the lives and brains (!) it has changed, and what the next decade has in store.

]]> Tue, 23 Apr 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/09793b49-uS2nmjwB Storytelling can serve two purposes—to build empathy and let us know we are not alone—and it was exactly for these reasons why Nathan Manske founded his non-profit organization, I'm From Driftwood. Now, ten years later, Nathan guests on the Typed Out podcast to reflect on how far the video series has come, the lives and brains (!) it has changed, and what the next decade has in store.

]]> The Stories We Tell with Nathan Manske Typed Out 00:46:16 Storytelling can serve two purposes—to build empathy and let us know we are not alone—and it was exactly for these reasons why Nathan Manske founded his non-profit organization, I'm From Driftwood. Now, ten years later, Nathan guests on the Typed Out podcast to reflect on how far the video series has come, the lives and brains (!) it has changed, and what the next decade has in store. Storytelling can serve two purposes—to build empathy and let us know we are not alone—and it was exactly for these reasons why Nathan Manske founded his non-profit organization, I'm From Driftwood. Now, ten years later, Nathan guests on the Typed Out podcast to reflect on how far the video series has come, the lives and brains (!) it has changed, and what the next decade has in store. typed out, gay, lesbian, driftwood, queer, bisexual, nathan manske, i'm from driftwood, interview, woodmere, harvey milk, trans, lgbtq stories no full 26 07655e2a-a7fb-4a80-848e-15008da15850 Inherent Magic with Bill Masuku What if the things we suffered from manifested as a magical ability? Illustrator and first-time author, Bill Masuku, answers this question in his forthcoming novel, Misfortunism, where misery becomes real power. Bill joins the Typed Out podcast this week to chat about his literary debut, the importance of diversifying niche genre literature from page to cover, and his personal journey of discovering his own creativity.

Visit Sera Blue Publishing to see and purchase a copy of all available titles.

]]> Tue, 9 Apr 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/d87a96a9-WKqG2w0M What if the things we suffered from manifested as a magical ability? Illustrator and first-time author, Bill Masuku, answers this question in his forthcoming novel, Misfortunism, where misery becomes real power. Bill joins the Typed Out podcast this week to chat about his literary debut, the importance of diversifying niche genre literature from page to cover, and his personal journey of discovering his own creativity.

Visit Sera Blue Publishing to see and purchase a copy of all available titles.

]]> Inherent Magic with Bill Masuku Typed Out 00:51:16 What if the things we suffered from manifested as a magical ability? Illustrator and first-time author, Bill Masuku, answers this question in his forthcoming novel, Misfortunism, where misery becomes real power. Bill joins the Typed Out podcast this week to chat about his literary debut, the importance of diversifying niche genre literature from page to cover, and his personal journey of discovering his own creativity. What if the things we suffered from manifested as a magical ability? Illustrator and first-time author, Bill Masuku, answers this question in his forthcoming novel, Misfortunism, where misery becomes real power. Bill joins the Typed Out podcast this week to chat about his literary debut, the importance of diversifying niche genre literature from page to cover, and his personal journey of discovering his own creativity. sera blue, zimbabwe, comic con, mental health, typed out, fantasy, bill masuku, illustrator, misfortunism, science fiction, magic, author, interview no full 25 7767523c-941d-424d-8275-ada9d48200c0 Nevertheless She Insisted with Rebekah Frank & Jessy Caron Ever been "mansplained" or talked over because of your gender or other pre-determined factor? In this special podcast-crossover episode, I am joined by Welcome To My Vagina co-hosts Rebekah Frank and Jessy Caron to discuss the various ways in which women and non-male identifying folks become the subject of many men's tirades, just who gets access to your body (ps: no one without your consent!), and how women have been notoriously left out of the most important conversations regarding their own rights.

Be sure to subscribe to Welcome To My Vagina to stay up-to-date with Jessy and Rebekah, and if you'd like to check out the Joanna Chiu's Twitter thread as mentioned by Rebekah in this episode, that can be found here.

Want to check out one of the books recommended in this episode? Begin your 30-Day Audible trial with Typed Out by following our sponsor link: www.audibletrial.com/typedout

]]> Tue, 2 Apr 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/c0db97ed-lBJb5Mdo Ever been "mansplained" or talked over because of your gender or other pre-determined factor? In this special podcast-crossover episode, I am joined by Welcome To My Vagina co-hosts Rebekah Frank and Jessy Caron to discuss the various ways in which women and non-male identifying folks become the subject of many men's tirades, just who gets access to your body (ps: no one without your consent!), and how women have been notoriously left out of the most important conversations regarding their own rights.

Be sure to subscribe to Welcome To My Vagina to stay up-to-date with Jessy and Rebekah, and if you'd like to check out the Joanna Chiu's Twitter thread as mentioned by Rebekah in this episode, that can be found here.

Want to check out one of the books recommended in this episode? Begin your 30-Day Audible trial with Typed Out by following our sponsor link: www.audibletrial.com/typedout

]]> Nevertheless She Insisted with Rebekah Frank & Jessy Caron Typed Out 00:53:40 Ever been "mansplained" or talked over because of your gender or other pre-determined factor? In this special podcast-crossover episode, I am joined by Welcome To My Vagina co-hosts Rebekah Frank and Jessy Caron to discuss the various ways in which women and non-male identifying folks become the subject of many men's tirades, just who gets access to your body (ps: no one without your consent!), and how women have been notoriously left out of the most important conversations regarding their own rights. Ever been "mansplained" or talked over because of your gender or other pre-determined factor? In this special podcast-crossover episode, I am joined by Welcome To My Vagina co-hosts Rebekah Frank and Jessy Caron to discuss the various ways in which women and non-male identifying folks become the subject of many men's tirades, just who gets access to your body (ps: no one without your consent!), and how women have been notoriously left out of the most important conversations regarding their own rights. toxic masculinity, typed out, female, feminist, gender, feminism, mansplaining, welcome to my vagina, consent, womens rights yes full 24 bed86c32-9063-45fd-8487-9168a60dbc9f In The Pursuit Of Passion with Rebecca Imaizumi Being raised under the influence of two cultures can be a difficult situation to navigate. For Rebecca Imaizumi, she had trouble finding a home in her native country of Japan because of her mother's American heritage—but then she found hip-hop, and the dancer and entrepreneur has not looked back since. In this episode, Rebecca and I chat about her family's integrated history of pursuing what you love, and how following your passions can be the map that leads you home.

]]> Thu, 28 Mar 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/5c61933f-tew7vS9H Being raised under the influence of two cultures can be a difficult situation to navigate. For Rebecca Imaizumi, she had trouble finding a home in her native country of Japan because of her mother's American heritage—but then she found hip-hop, and the dancer and entrepreneur has not looked back since. In this episode, Rebecca and I chat about her family's integrated history of pursuing what you love, and how following your passions can be the map that leads you home.

]]> In The Pursuit Of Passion with Rebecca Imaizumi Typed Out 00:48:57 Being raised under the influence of two cultures can be a difficult situation to navigate. For Rebecca Imaizumi, she had trouble finding a home in her native country of Japan because of her mother's American heritage—but then she found hip-hop, and the dancer and entrepreneur has not looked back since. In this episode, Rebecca and I chat about her family's integrated history of pursuing what you love, and how following your passions can be the map that leads you home. Being raised under the influence of two cultures can be a difficult situation to navigate. For Rebecca Imaizumi, she had trouble finding a home in her native country of Japan because of her mother's American heritage—but then she found hip-hop, and the dancer and entrepreneur has not looked back since. In this episode, Rebecca and I chat about her family's integrated history of pursuing what you love, and how following your passions can be the map that leads you home. typed out, family, dance, identity, japan, osaka, hip hop, biracial, japanese culture, rebecca imaizumi, the unified wolves, happa yes full 23 4fb2ab55-8e17-4537-81a3-006bc5910e23 The Learning Curve with Tiffany Danielle Is the education curriculum keeping up with the modern world? Have the history books and reading assignments expanded to include more diverse voices? Educator and high school English teacher Tiffany Danielle joins as this week's guest to discuss whether or not the classroom—from setup to syllabus—is changing quick enough, and what real challenges stand in the way of the today's young minds.

]]> Tue, 19 Mar 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/3ab29e7c-jPcDAaVY Is the education curriculum keeping up with the modern world? Have the history books and reading assignments expanded to include more diverse voices? Educator and high school English teacher Tiffany Danielle joins as this week's guest to discuss whether or not the classroom—from setup to syllabus—is changing quick enough, and what real challenges stand in the way of the today's young minds.

]]> The Learning Curve with Tiffany Danielle Typed Out 00:53:24 Is the education curriculum keeping up with the modern world? Have the history books and reading assignments expanded to include more diverse voices? Educator and high school English teacher Tiffany Danielle joins as this week's guest to discuss whether or not the classroom—from setup to syllabus—is changing quick enough, and what real challenges stand in the way of the today's young minds. Is the education curriculum keeping up with the modern world? Have the history books and reading assignments expanded to include more diverse voices? Educator and high school English teacher Tiffany Danielle joins as this week's guest to discuss whether or not the classroom—from setup to syllabus—is changing quick enough, and what real challenges stand in the way of the today's young minds. high school, diversity, typed out, teacher, inclusion, public school, literature, education, english, betsy devos, classroom, georgia, education reform, representation yes full 22 0bca26a7-7d02-4018-86ec-d05f9bf9fb9c Writing Through The Past with Felice Cohen Felice Cohen was minding her own business when a stranger—claiming to be a medium—offered her a message from a lost flame. That fateful encounter spurred what is now her forthcoming memoir, Other Duties As Assigned. In this episode, Felice and I discuss the convergence of spirit and happenstance, the therapeutic powers of writing, and how boxing up your past can help you live more fully in the present.

]]> Tue, 12 Mar 2019 13:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/391b6ccd-U6y4TUEv Felice Cohen was minding her own business when a stranger—claiming to be a medium—offered her a message from a lost flame. That fateful encounter spurred what is now her forthcoming memoir, Other Duties As Assigned. In this episode, Felice and I discuss the convergence of spirit and happenstance, the therapeutic powers of writing, and how boxing up your past can help you live more fully in the present.

]]> Writing Through The Past with Felice Cohen Typed Out 00:41:28 Felice Cohen was minding her own business when a stranger—claiming to be a medium—offered her a message from a lost flame. That fateful encounter spurred what is now her forthcoming memoir, Other Duties As Assigned. In this episode, Felice and I discuss the convergence of spirit and happenstance, the therapeutic powers of writing, and how boxing up your past can help you live more fully in the present. Felice Cohen was minding her own business when a stranger—claiming to be a medium—offered her a message from a lost flame. That fateful encounter spurred what is now her forthcoming memoir, Other Duties As Assigned. In this episode, Felice and I discuss the convergence of spirit and happenstance, the therapeutic powers of writing, and how boxing up your past can help you live more fully in the present. typed out, queer, autobiography, felice cohen, lgbtq, spirit, chance encounter, memoir, psychic medium, fairytales, spirituality no full 21 987a63b8-bb21-4bb6-887b-93f75643ff7a Bridging Worlds LIVE! Podcast with RXR Realty How can we connect two seemingly-disconnected worlds to generate better resources, accessibility, and understanding? Three NYC-based entrepreneurs share stories of shaping industry and community through diverse innovation. During our first-ever LIVE podcast recording, I chat with Jyll Hubbard-Salk, Lamont Blackstone, and Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo about making space and building bridges in modern day America & Africa. Spencer Jones co-hosts. Special thanks to RXR Realty for the making the discussion possible!

For more info on each business, please see the websites below:

Urban Asanas


G.L. Blackstone & Associates


African Health Now

]]> Thu, 28 Feb 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/8b050252-VQIoepP4 How can we connect two seemingly-disconnected worlds to generate better resources, accessibility, and understanding? Three NYC-based entrepreneurs share stories of shaping industry and community through diverse innovation. During our first-ever LIVE podcast recording, I chat with Jyll Hubbard-Salk, Lamont Blackstone, and Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo about making space and building bridges in modern day America & Africa. Spencer Jones co-hosts. Special thanks to RXR Realty for the making the discussion possible!

For more info on each business, please see the websites below:

Urban Asanas


G.L. Blackstone & Associates


African Health Now

]]> Bridging Worlds LIVE! Podcast with RXR Realty Typed Out 01:04:17 How can we connect two seemingly-disconnected worlds to generate better resources, accessibility, and understanding? Three NYC-based entrepreneurs share stories of shaping industry and community through diverse innovation. During our first-ever LIVE podcast recording, I chat with Jyll Hubbard-Salk, Lamont Blackstone, and Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo about making space and building bridges in modern day America & Africa. Spencer Jones co-hosts. How can we connect two seemingly-disconnected worlds to generate better resources, accessibility, and understanding? Three NYC-based entrepreneurs share stories of shaping industry and community through diverse innovation. During our first-ever LIVE podcast recording, I chat with Jyll Hubbard-Salk, Lamont Blackstone, and Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo about making space and building bridges in modern day America & Africa. Spencer Jones co-hosts. typed out, commercial real estate, african health now, urban asanas, public health, rxr realty, entrepreneurship, black history month, race, healthcare no full 20 1c932dc5-9c73-4b73-9d74-322653f1d606 Putting The AF In African with Néné Diané What happens when society overlooks your heritage and only sees your race? First generation Guinean American Néné Diané joins the conversation on Black History Month and details her account growing up between Maryland in the United States and Mauritania in Africa. Together, Néné and I take a look at discovering your own identity, the desire to fit in, and the importance of standing out.

]]> Tue, 26 Feb 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/e1f6b638-lYKjWg8u What happens when society overlooks your heritage and only sees your race? First generation Guinean American Néné Diané joins the conversation on Black History Month and details her account growing up between Maryland in the United States and Mauritania in Africa. Together, Néné and I take a look at discovering your own identity, the desire to fit in, and the importance of standing out.

]]> Putting The AF In African with Néné Diané Typed Out 00:45:18 What happens when society overlooks your heritage and only sees your race? First generation Guinean American Néné Diané joins the conversation on Black History Month and details her account growing up between Maryland in the United States and Mauritania in Africa. Together, Néné and I take a look at discovering your own identity, the desire to fit in, and the importance of standing out. What happens when society overlooks your heritage and only sees your race? First generation Guinean American Néné Diané joins the conversation on Black History Month and details her account growing up between Maryland in the United States and Mauritania in Africa. Together, Néné and I take a look at discovering your own identity, the desire to fit in, and the importance of standing out. africa, typed out, african american, society, ancestry, homophobia, culture, guinea, black history month, heritage, racism, race yes full 19 69c21257-99bd-4b05-9d11-97f5b74361a7 Playing It Straight with David Robert Moore It's Hollywood's biggest night, and they are calling it the Queerest in Oscars history. But just how gay are the Academy Awards? In this special release episode, actor and writer David Robert Moore guests to talk why so many queer roles are played by straight actors, the importance of visibility, and whether or not people should publicly identify in order to land the part.

]]> Sun, 24 Feb 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/5205e83f-1yt62yjh It's Hollywood's biggest night, and they are calling it the Queerest in Oscars history. But just how gay are the Academy Awards? In this special release episode, actor and writer David Robert Moore guests to talk why so many queer roles are played by straight actors, the importance of visibility, and whether or not people should publicly identify in order to land the part.

]]> Playing It Straight with David Robert Moore Typed Out 00:29:54 It's Hollywood's biggest night, and they are calling it the Queerest in Oscars history. But just how gay are the Academy Awards? In this special release episode, actor and writer David Robert Moore guests to talk why so many queer roles are played by straight actors, the importance of visibility, and whether or not people should publicly identify in order to land the part. It's Hollywood's biggest night, and they are calling it the Queerest in Oscars history. But just how gay are the Academy Awards? In this special release episode, actor and writer David Robert Moore guests to talk why so many queer roles are played by straight actors, the importance of visibility, and whether or not people should publicly identify in order to land the part. motion picture, typed out, queer, film, hollywood, entertainment, lgbtq, actor, movies, social change, oscars, acting, academy awards yes full 18 0e3aa544-3cef-4094-81c7-17b3a7eae4e9 City Of Fate with Mikki Hommel What if you were in love with your best friend, and then he was in love with somebody else? Sometimes love doesn't always work out the way we want it to, but instead the way we need it to. In this special Valentine's Day episode, Mikki Hommel guests to share how she wrote the wedding song for an unrequited love—accompanied by the man who would eventually become her husband.

Listen all the way to the end of the episode to hear City Of Fate, written and performed by Mikki Hommel. On The Moon, Mikki's debut album, is available for listen on iTunes and Spotify.

]]> Thu, 14 Feb 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/320c3b7a-BF_POraZ What if you were in love with your best friend, and then he was in love with somebody else? Sometimes love doesn't always work out the way we want it to, but instead the way we need it to. In this special Valentine's Day episode, Mikki Hommel guests to share how she wrote the wedding song for an unrequited love—accompanied by the man who would eventually become her husband.

Listen all the way to the end of the episode to hear City Of Fate, written and performed by Mikki Hommel. On The Moon, Mikki's debut album, is available for listen on iTunes and Spotify.

]]> City Of Fate with Mikki Hommel Typed Out 00:25:19 What if you were in love with your best friend, and then he was in love with somebody else? Sometimes love doesn't always work out the way we want it to, but instead the way we need it to. In this special Valentine's Day episode, Mikki Hommel guests to share how she wrote the wedding song for an unrequited love—accompanied by the man who would eventually become her husband. What if you were in love with your best friend, and then he was in love with somebody else? Sometimes love doesn't always work out the way we want it to, but instead the way we need it to. In this special Valentine's Day episode, Mikki Hommel guests to share how she wrote the wedding song for an unrequited love—accompanied by the man who would eventually become her husband. typed out, city of fate, brooklyn, unrequited, mikki hommel, valentine's day, wedding song, singer songwriter, original music, country music, self-love no full 17 70c0ecec-dbf0-4fa4-aa8a-0e57dc7a5921 A Race Against Time with Spencer Jones Typed Out & HuffPost contributor Spencer Jones returns to continue the conversation about racism in America. Together, Spencer and I cover such topics as "reverse racism," racial preservation, and how your political views and affiliations do not give you armor when it comes to accountability—but most importantly, how time has been stolen from the Black community.

]]> Tue, 12 Feb 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/66e53bdf-WG2PUaJl Typed Out & HuffPost contributor Spencer Jones returns to continue the conversation about racism in America. Together, Spencer and I cover such topics as "reverse racism," racial preservation, and how your political views and affiliations do not give you armor when it comes to accountability—but most importantly, how time has been stolen from the Black community.

]]> A Race Against Time with Spencer Jones Typed Out 00:46:04 Typed Out & HuffPost contributor Spencer Jones returns to continue the conversation about racism in America. Together, Spencer and I cover such topics as "reverse racism," racial preservation, and how your political views and affiliations do not give you armor when it comes to accountability—but most importantly, how time has been stolen from the Black community. Typed Out & HuffPost contributor Spencer Jones returns to continue the conversation about racism in America. Together, Spencer and I cover such topics as "reverse racism," racial preservation, and how your political views and affiliations do not give you armor when it comes to accountability—but most importantly, how time has been stolen from the Black community. typed out, black america, liam neeson, politics, racial literacy, culture, black history month, white supremacy, racism, liberal, race, democrat yes full 16 514c3bf3-0aa1-41ef-8e70-9f11a63b753d The Color Of Luck with Christina Mui It's the Year of the Earth Pig, but what does that mean? Here to offer some cultural insight into the Lunar New Year is Queer Cosmos co-founder and first-generation Chinese American, Christina Mui. Christina shares how the Chinese zodiac works, some traditions and dishes associated with Chinese New Year, and how to welcome in prosperity & good luck!

The song used during the outro of the episode is the Chinese New Year Song Gong Xi Gong Xi, which can be heard in full on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/sf0btvROwXQ

]]> Tue, 5 Feb 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/a085d5ff-hLfbvWM3 It's the Year of the Earth Pig, but what does that mean? Here to offer some cultural insight into the Lunar New Year is Queer Cosmos co-founder and first-generation Chinese American, Christina Mui. Christina shares how the Chinese zodiac works, some traditions and dishes associated with Chinese New Year, and how to welcome in prosperity & good luck!

The song used during the outro of the episode is the Chinese New Year Song Gong Xi Gong Xi, which can be heard in full on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/sf0btvROwXQ

]]> The Color Of Luck with Christina Mui Typed Out 00:30:56 It's the Year of the Earth Pig, but what does that mean? Here to offer some cultural insight into the Lunar New Year is Queer Cosmos co-founder and first-generation Chinese American, Christina Mui. Christina shares how the Chinese zodiac works, some traditions and dishes associated with Chinese New Year, and how to welcome in prosperity & good luck! It's the Year of the Earth Pig, but what does that mean? Here to offer some cultural insight into the Lunar New Year is Queer Cosmos co-founder and first-generation Chinese American, Christina Mui. Christina shares how the Chinese zodiac works, some traditions and dishes associated with Chinese New Year, and how to welcome in prosperity & good luck! chinese american, christina mui, zodiac, typed out, asian culture, astrology, lunar festival, year of the earth pig, year of the pig, asian american, queer cosmos, chinese new year, lunar new year no full 15 785f7b1a-3619-44c5-b5ef-7050aa2a3418 My Kind Of Love with Tony Osso In this special release episode, I chat with filmmaker Tony Osso about The Devotion Project, a series of short documentary portraits highlighting long-term love in the LGBTQ+ community. Tony shares what inspired him to create the project, how he met the couples whose romances are briefly captured, and the continued need to tell these kinds of stories.

For more, join us at our live event, Love All Ways on February 11 in New York City. We will screen four of the films from The Devotion Project as well as speak with the couples themselves during a panel-led discussion. Full details can be found at www.typedout.co/events

]]> Thu, 31 Jan 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/2b576f75-qp1Y_Mn4 In this special release episode, I chat with filmmaker Tony Osso about The Devotion Project, a series of short documentary portraits highlighting long-term love in the LGBTQ+ community. Tony shares what inspired him to create the project, how he met the couples whose romances are briefly captured, and the continued need to tell these kinds of stories.

For more, join us at our live event, Love All Ways on February 11 in New York City. We will screen four of the films from The Devotion Project as well as speak with the couples themselves during a panel-led discussion. Full details can be found at www.typedout.co/events

]]> My Kind Of Love with Tony Osso Typed Out 00:22:39 In this special release episode, I chat with filmmaker Tony Osso about The Devotion Project, a series of short documentary portraits highlighting long-term love in the LGBTQ+ community. Tony shares what inspired him to create the project, how he met the couples whose romances are briefly captured, and the continued need to tell these kinds of stories. In this special release episode, I chat with filmmaker Tony Osso about The Devotion Project, a series of short documentary portraits highlighting long-term love in the LGBTQ+ community. Tony shares what inspired him to create the project, how he met the couples whose romances are briefly captured, and the continued need to tell these kinds of stories. typed out, gay, lesbian, filmmaking, queer, equality, marriage, love, lgbtq, valentines, the devotion project, tony osso, documentary, romance, trans no full 14 65b5c531-2e3b-4afb-a87a-665ec6d22680 In The Face Of Fear with Morit Summers You can't do it. You're not good enough. We all have that voice in our head, but how do we move past it? Celebrity trainer and Form Fitness founder, Morit Summers, joins me to talk about our greatest adversary—fear. In this deeply personal interview, Morit shares how she overcame her biggest mental obstacles in order to find the strength that was always hiding within.

]]> Tue, 29 Jan 2019 14:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/9e87dd98-1i_9zGZJ You can't do it. You're not good enough. We all have that voice in our head, but how do we move past it? Celebrity trainer and Form Fitness founder, Morit Summers, joins me to talk about our greatest adversary—fear. In this deeply personal interview, Morit shares how she overcame her biggest mental obstacles in order to find the strength that was always hiding within.

]]> In The Face Of Fear with Morit Summers Typed Out 00:37:03 "You can't do it. You're not good enough." We all have that voice in our head, but how do we move past it? Celebrity trainer and Form Fitness founder, Morit Summers, joins me to talk about our greatest adversary—fear. In this deeply personal interview, Morit shares how she overcame her biggest mental obstacles in order to find the strength that was always hiding within. "You can't do it. You're not good enough." We all have that voice in our head, but how do we move past it? Celebrity trainer and Form Fitness founder, Morit Summers, joins me to talk about our greatest adversary—fear. In this deeply personal interview, Morit shares how she overcame her biggest mental obstacles in order to find the strength that was always hiding within. society & culture, form fitness, typed out, personal training, fear, obstacle race, brooklyn, new york city, fitness, overcoming fear, body positive, social change, morit summers, exercise, negative voice, inspiration yes full 13 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2019-01-21_mlk_tribute.mp3 The Only American Dream: A Tribute To Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. In honor of Martin Luther King Day, I am joined by fellow Typed Out contributors Spencer Jones and Jaz Imani to check in 56 years after his famous speech and see just how close we are to realizing Dr. King's dream. Together, we take an honest look at how racism is still prevalent in our society and discuss what steps we (white people, especially) need to take in order to move toward a more inclusive society.

]]> Mon, 21 Jan 2019 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/d3555818-u3dy1P1_ In honor of Martin Luther King Day, I am joined by fellow Typed Out contributors Spencer Jones and Jaz Imani to check in 56 years after his famous speech and see just how close we are to realizing Dr. King's dream. Together, we take an honest look at how racism is still prevalent in our society and discuss what steps we (white people, especially) need to take in order to move toward a more inclusive society.

]]> The Only American Dream: A Tribute To Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Typed Out 01:08:09 In honor of Martin Luther King Day, I am joined by fellow Typed Out contributors Spencer Jones and Jaz Imani to check in 56 years after his famous speech and see just how close we are to realizing Dr. King's dream. Together, we take an honest look at how racism is still prevalent in our society and discuss what steps we (white people, especially) need to take in order to move toward a more inclusive society. In honor of Martin Luther King Day, I am joined by fellow Typed Out contributors Spencer Jones and Jaz Imani to check in 56 years after his famous speech and see just how close we are to realizing Dr. King's dream. Together, we take an honest look at how racism is still prevalent in our society and discuss what steps we (white people, especially) need to take in order to move toward a more inclusive society. typed out, equal rights, society, civil rights, culture, human rights, martin luther king, white supremacy, racism, segregation, birmingham, race yes full 12 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2019-01-15_winston.mp3 Man Under Fire with Winston Chiang Is the traditional image of the man under fire? In light of the recent publication by the APA, many would say yes. But just who is affected? In this episode of the Typed Out podcast, I speak with card-carrying straight guy and fellow writer, Winston Chiang, about toxic masculinity, healthy masculinity, and the road in between. Warning: we may be talking about more than just straight guys...

]]> Tue, 15 Jan 2019 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/506299e9-4mXDz3Hm Is the traditional image of the man under fire? In light of the recent publication by the APA, many would say yes. But just who is affected? In this episode of the Typed Out podcast, I speak with card-carrying straight guy and fellow writer, Winston Chiang, about toxic masculinity, healthy masculinity, and the road in between. Warning: we may be talking about more than just straight guys...

]]> Man Under Fire with Winston Chiang Typed Out 00:48:56 Is the traditional image of the man under fire? In light of the recent publication by the APA, many would say yes. But just who is affected? In this episode of the Typed Out podcast, I speak with card-carrying straight guy and fellow writer, Winston Chiang, about toxic masculinity, healthy masculinity, and the road in between. Warning: we may be talking about more than just straight guys... Is the traditional image of the man under fire? In light of the recent publication by the APA, many would say yes. But just who is affected? In this episode of the Typed Out podcast, I speak with card-carrying straight guy and fellow writer, Winston Chiang, about toxic masculinity, healthy masculinity, and the road in between. Warning: we may be talking about more than just straight guys... toxic masculinity, typed out, gay, queer, traditional masculinity, masc, gender, lgbtq, gay culture, patriarchy, toxic relationship, toxic yes full 11 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2019-01-07_caroline.mp3 Blessèd Be The Fruit with Caroline McCaughey Caroline McCaughey once believed she would be dedicating her life as a nun, and despite attending a devout Christian university and undergoing conversion therapy, she could never hide who she really was. It was upon meeting her girlfriend, Martha, that everything shifted. In this episode, Caroline and I talk LGBTQ, Spirituality, and the long road to religious acceptance.

]]> Tue, 8 Jan 2019 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/853bd0e0-N3fwXTHe Caroline McCaughey once believed she would be dedicating her life as a nun, and despite attending a devout Christian university and undergoing conversion therapy, she could never hide who she really was. It was upon meeting her girlfriend, Martha, that everything shifted. In this episode, Caroline and I talk LGBTQ, Spirituality, and the long road to religious acceptance.

]]> Blessèd Be The Fruit with Caroline McCaughey Typed Out 00:42:53 Caroline McCaughey once believed she would be dedicating her life as a nun, and despite attending a devout Christian university and undergoing conversion therapy, she could never hide who she really was. It was upon meeting her girlfriend, Martha, that everything shifted. In this episode, Caroline and I talk LGBTQ, Spirituality, and the long road to religious acceptance. Caroline McCaughey once believed she would be dedicating her life as a nun, and despite attending a devout Christian university and undergoing conversion therapy, she could never hide who she really was. It was upon meeting her girlfriend, Martha, that everything shifted. In this episode, Caroline and I talk LGBTQ, Spirituality, and the long road to religious acceptance. typed out, gay, lesbian, religion, queer, christianity, bisexual, lgbtq, acceptance, shakespeare, sexuality, spirituality no full 10 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2019-01-01_sirobe.mp3 New Year, Same You with Sirobè Carstafhnur Every January, we kick off the New Year with resolutions, but most of us fail at following through. What if we shifted our mindset and set goals instead? Entrepreneur and skincare advocate Sirobè Carstafhnur shares how! Tune into the episode for Sirobè's advice how to celebrate every step and look fabulous while doing it.

]]> Tue, 1 Jan 2019 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/64b13618-3pY_DcmZ Every January, we kick off the New Year with resolutions, but most of us fail at following through. What if we shifted our mindset and set goals instead? Entrepreneur and skincare advocate Sirobè Carstafhnur shares how! Tune into the episode for Sirobè's advice how to celebrate every step and look fabulous while doing it.

]]> New Year, Same You with Sirobè Carstafhnur Typed Out 00:51:29 Every January, we kick off the New Year with resolutions, but most of us fail at following through. What if we shifted our mindset and set goals instead? Entrepreneur and skincare advocate Sirobè Carstafhnur shares how! Tune into the episode for Sirobè's advice how to celebrate every step and look fabulous while doing it. Every January, we kick off the New Year with resolutions, but most of us fail at following through. What if we shifted our mindset and set goals instead? Entrepreneur and skincare advocate Sirobè Carstafhnur shares how! Tune into the episode for Sirobè's advice how to celebrate every step and look fabulous while doing it. self improvement, resolution, typed out, dieting, cosmetics, sirobe carstafhnur, mind your shape, nutrition, body positive, plus size, skin care, new year yes full 9 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2018-12-18_regahoward.mp3 Shifting The Paradigm with Reginald A. Howard What is the secret to obtaining success? Believe it or not, the answer just might lie in life's toughest moments. In this episode, I chat with host of the Black Mental Health Podcast, Reginald A. Howard, about his new book Suffering Into Success. Together, Reg and I discuss the key to shifting our perception in order to turn failures into fixtures.

]]> Tue, 18 Dec 2018 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/3b93ea9b-0chkII7z What is the secret to obtaining success? Believe it or not, the answer just might lie in life's toughest moments. In this episode, I chat with host of the Black Mental Health Podcast, Reginald A. Howard, about his new book Suffering Into Success. Together, Reg and I discuss the key to shifting our perception in order to turn failures into fixtures.

]]> Shifting The Paradigm with Reginald A. Howard Typed Out 00:56:52 What is the secret to obtaining success? Believe it or not, the answer just might lie in life's toughest moments. In this episode, I chat with host of the Black Mental Health Podcast, Reginald A. Howard, about his new book Suffering Into Success. Together, Reg and I discuss the key to shifting our perception in order to turn failures into fixtures. What is the secret to obtaining success? Believe it or not, the answer just might lie in life's toughest moments. In this episode, I chat with host of the Black Mental Health Podcast, Reginald A. Howard, about his new book Suffering Into Success. Together, Reg and I discuss the key to shifting our perception in order to turn failures into fixtures. self improvement, mental health, typed out, black mental health, loss, lgbtq, acceptance, self help, suffering into success, death, community, grief yes full 8 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2018-12-11_mike_toney.mp3 Drawing In The Blank with Mike Toney Continuing the conversation of representation in fictional work, I have the pleasure of chatting with illustrator Mike Toney about his art and mission of bringing more Pan-African characters and themes to anime & manga. My fellow anime-lover and Japanophile, Mandi Illuzzi, co-hosts.

]]> Tue, 11 Dec 2018 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/56532e39-YwPDrwLX Continuing the conversation of representation in fictional work, I have the pleasure of chatting with illustrator Mike Toney about his art and mission of bringing more Pan-African characters and themes to anime & manga. My fellow anime-lover and Japanophile, Mandi Illuzzi, co-hosts.

]]> Drawing In The Blank with Mike Toney Typed Out 01:18:23 Continuing the conversation of representation in fictional work, I have the pleasure of chatting with illustrator Mike Toney about his art and mission of bringing more Pan-African characters and themes to anime & manga. My fellow anime-lover and Japanophile, Mandi Illuzzi, co-hosts. Continuing the conversation of representation in fictional work, I have the pleasure of chatting with illustrator Mike Toney about his art and mission of bringing more Pan-African characters and themes to anime & manga. My fellow anime-lover and Japanophile, Mandi Illuzzi, co-hosts. typed out, illustration, queer, japan, manga, crunchyroll, shonen, anime nyc, anime, pan african, representation, afrofuturism yes full 7 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2018-12-04_stan_lee_reboot.mp3 A Marvel Of A Man - Remembering Stan Lee In this episode, I chat with co-hosts Marchant Davis & Priscilla Curtis along with contributors Jean Strickland, Bill Masuku, and Courtney Antonioli about the lasting legacy of comic book creator, Stan Lee, and how comic books are more than just entertainment but agents of social change.

]]> Tue, 4 Dec 2018 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/a64441d1-lD2cIlr_ In this episode, I chat with co-hosts Marchant Davis & Priscilla Curtis along with contributors Jean Strickland, Bill Masuku, and Courtney Antonioli about the lasting legacy of comic book creator, Stan Lee, and how comic books are more than just entertainment but agents of social change.

]]> A Marvel Of A Man - Remembering Stan Lee Typed Out 01:03:31 In this episode, I chat with co-hosts Marchant Davis & Priscilla Curtis along with contributors Jean Strickland, Bill Masuku, and Courtney Antonioli about the lasting legacy of comic book creator, Stan Lee, and how comic books are more than just entertainment but agents of social change. In this episode, I chat with co-hosts Marchant Davis & Priscilla Curtis along with contributors Jean Strickland, Bill Masuku, and Courtney Antonioli about the lasting legacy of comic book creator, Stan Lee, and how comic books are more than just entertainment but agents of social change. comic books, typed out, xmen, civil rights, black panther, avengers, wolverine, stan lee, superhero, social change, comics, marvel yes full 6 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2018-11-27_documinute_podcast.mp3 One Minute At A Time with Tamarin Gerriety In this episode, I interview Documinute founder Tamarin Gerriety about how a life can be captured and changed in only one minute. Listen along to hear what inspires Tam, how she selects the Documinute subjects, and how what you love can become what you do. Tamarin and Documinute were recently featured by Brandon Stanton on his page, Humans of New York.

]]> Tue, 27 Nov 2018 08:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/b8d0d5de-_mxd2k0m In this episode, I interview Documinute founder Tamarin Gerriety about how a life can be captured and changed in only one minute. Listen along to hear what inspires Tam, how she selects the Documinute subjects, and how what you love can become what you do. Tamarin and Documinute were recently featured by Brandon Stanton on his page, Humans of New York.

]]> One Minute At A Time with Tamarin Gerriety Typed Out 01:07:20 In this episode, I interview Documinute founder Tamarin Gerriety about how a life can be captured and changed in only one minute. Listen along to hear what inspires Tam, how she selects the Documinute subjects, and how what you love can become what you do. Tamarin and Documinute were recently featured by Brandon Stanton on his page, Humans of New York. In this episode, I interview Documinute founder Tamarin Gerriety about how a life can be captured and changed in only one minute. Listen along to hear what inspires Tam, how she selects the Documinute subjects, and how what you love can become what you do. Tamarin and Documinute were recently featured by Brandon Stanton on his page, Humans of New York. hony, typed out, filmmaking, documinute, south africa, humans of new york, tamarin gerriety, johannesburg, documentary, brandon stanton no full 5 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2018-11-20_lady_shakes.mp3 Shakin' Up Shakespeare with Martha Benson In this episode, I sit down with the Artistic Director of the Lady Shakes Theatre Company, Martha Benson, to talk about how gender is changing the game on classical theatre. Main Wench Productions co-founder and my fellow Shakespeare aficionado, Allison Minick, co-hosts.

]]> Tue, 20 Nov 2018 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/6fd19fce-wy2RvAQk In this episode, I sit down with the Artistic Director of the Lady Shakes Theatre Company, Martha Benson, to talk about how gender is changing the game on classical theatre. Main Wench Productions co-founder and my fellow Shakespeare aficionado, Allison Minick, co-hosts.

]]> Shakin' Up Shakespeare with Martha Benson Typed Out 00:49:13 In this episode, I sit down with the Artistic Director of the Lady Shakes Theatre Company, Martha Benson, to talk about how gender is changing the game on classical theatre. Main Wench Productions co-founder and my fellow Shakespeare aficionado, Allison Minick, co-hosts. In this episode, I sit down with the Artistic Director of the Lady Shakes Theatre Company, Martha Benson, to talk about how gender is changing the game on classical theatre. Main Wench Productions co-founder and my fellow Shakespeare aficionado, Allison Minick, co-hosts. typed out, lesbian, female, stage, classical, theatre, gender, lgbtq, broadway, shakespeare, drama, theater no full 4 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2018-11-13_queer_cosmos.mp3 Queerly Cosmic with Colin Bedell This week, I chat with Mr. Queer Cosmos himself, Colin Bedell, about the Zodiac, retrogrades, and sign compatibility! But more than what it takes to keep our relationships together, we talk about how the planets can influence the way we interact with the world as told through Colin's new book, A Little Bit of Astrology. Artist and energy worker, Allison Strickland, co-hosts!

]]> Tue, 13 Nov 2018 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/57304ad2-JTxh1m4j This week, I chat with Mr. Queer Cosmos himself, Colin Bedell, about the Zodiac, retrogrades, and sign compatibility! But more than what it takes to keep our relationships together, we talk about how the planets can influence the way we interact with the world as told through Colin's new book, A Little Bit of Astrology. Artist and energy worker, Allison Strickland, co-hosts!

]]> Queerly Cosmic with Colin Bedell Typed Out 01:01:46 This week, I chat with Mr. Queer Cosmos himself, Colin Bedell, about the Zodiac, retrogrades, and sign compatibility! But more than what it takes to keep our relationships together, we talk about how the planets can influence the way we interact with the world as told through Colin's new book, A Little Bit of Astrology. Artist and energy worker, Allison Strickland, co-hosts! This week, I chat with Mr. Queer Cosmos himself, Colin Bedell, about the Zodiac, retrogrades, and sign compatibility! But more than what it takes to keep our relationships together, we talk about how the planets can influence the way we interact with the world as told through Colin's new book, A Little Bit of Astrology. Artist and energy worker, Allison Strickland, co-hosts! diversity, zodiac, typed out, astrology, mysticism, queer, sun sign, colin bedell, lgbtq, relationships, congress, spirituality, new age, divine feminine yes full 3 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2018-11-06_sera_blue_nanohomo.mp3 NaNoHoMo with Kelan Gerriety & Jason Hes It's National Novel Writing Month! And in the first of this four-part series, I speak with Kelan Gerriety, founder of the Sera Blue publishing company, along with fellow horror-fantasy author Jason Hes. Together, Kelan, Jason, and I discuss the importance of Queer representation in niche genre literature as well as the first-ever Comic Con Africa. Joining as my co-host for this episode is my friend and fellow lover of all things nerd, Courtney Antonioli. Be sure to head over to the Typed Out website for audio previews of Into The Dark by Kelan Gerriety and Our Immaculate by Jason Hes.

]]> Tue, 6 Nov 2018 09:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/90aa4da9-CDjFqAlU It's National Novel Writing Month! And in the first of this four-part series, I speak with Kelan Gerriety, founder of the Sera Blue publishing company, along with fellow horror-fantasy author Jason Hes. Together, Kelan, Jason, and I discuss the importance of Queer representation in niche genre literature as well as the first-ever Comic Con Africa. Joining as my co-host for this episode is my friend and fellow lover of all things nerd, Courtney Antonioli. Be sure to head over to the Typed Out website for audio previews of Into The Dark by Kelan Gerriety and Our Immaculate by Jason Hes.

]]> NaNoHoMo with Kelan Gerriety & Jason Hes Typed Out 01:01:02 It's National Novel Writing Month! And in the first of this four-part series, I speak with Kelan Gerriety, founder of the Sera Blue publishing company, along with fellow horror-fantasy author Jason Hes. Together, Kelan, Jason, and I discuss the importance of Queer representation in niche genre literature as well as the first-ever Comic Con Africa. Joining as my co-host for this episode is my friend and fellow lover of all things nerd, Courtney Antonioli. Be sure to head over to the Typed Out website for audio previews of Into The Dark by Kelan Gerriety and Our Immaculate by Jason Hes. It's National Novel Writing Month! And in the first of this four-part series, I speak with Kelan Gerriety, founder of the Sera Blue publishing company, along with fellow horror-fantasy author Jason Hes. Together, Kelan, Jason, and I discuss the importance of Queer representation in niche genre literature as well as the first-ever Comic Con Africa. Joining as my co-host for this episode is my friend and fellow lover of all things nerd, Courtney Antonioli. Be sure to head over to the Typed Out website for audio previews of Into The Dark by Kelan Gerriety and Our Immaculate by Jason Hes. comic con, diversity, typed out, gay, lesbian, fantasy, cosplay, queer, south africa, writing, science fiction, lgbtq, sexuality, horror, nanowrimo yes full 2 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2018-10-30_motivote_prerelease.mp3 Vote If You Dare! with Jess Riegel & Emily Graham of motivote In this special, pre-release episode, I speak with Motivote co-founders Jess Riegel and Emily Graham on the importance of the upcoming midterm elections, how we can hold each other accountable to vote, and where to register for the platform. Joining me as my co-host for the episode is actor, Marchánt Davis.

]]> Tue, 30 Oct 2018 08:00:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/e8f1ad38-vcNg_1WK In this special, pre-release episode, I speak with Motivote co-founders Jess Riegel and Emily Graham on the importance of the upcoming midterm elections, how we can hold each other accountable to vote, and where to register for the platform. Joining me as my co-host for the episode is actor, Marchánt Davis.

]]> Vote If You Dare! with Jess Riegel & Emily Graham of motivote Typed Out 00:42:01 In this special, pre-release episode, I speak with Motivote co-founders Jess Riegel and Emily Graham on the importance of the upcoming midterm elections, how we can hold each other accountable to vote, and where to register for the platform. Joining me as my co-host for the episode is actor, Marchánt Davis. In this special, pre-release episode, I speak with Motivote co-founders Jess Riegel and Emily Graham on the importance of the upcoming midterm elections, how we can hold each other accountable to vote, and where to register for the platform. Joining me as my co-host for the episode is actor, Marchánt Davis. motivote, typed out, society, politics, culture, lgbtq, elections, midterms, government, race yes full 1 https://podcast.rss.com/typedout/?name=2018-10-28_vo_promo.mp3 Trailer Coming out in Fall 2018, Typed Out is launching its very own podcast to have thoughtful, open-minded discussions with various guests about representation and how the things that make us different are what makes us strong. Don't miss our premiere episode! Subscribe now!

]]> Sun, 28 Oct 2018 04:51:00 +0000 typedoutco@gmail.com (Typed Out) https://typedoutthepodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/f5358779-_KgjpZq8 Coming out in Fall 2018, Typed Out is launching its very own podcast to have thoughtful, open-minded discussions with various guests about representation and how the things that make us different are what makes us strong. Don't miss our premiere episode! Subscribe now!

]]> Trailer Typed Out 00:00:27 Coming out in Fall 2018, Typed Out is launching its very own podcast to have thoughtful, open-minded discussions with various guests about representation and how the things that make us different are what makes us strong. Don't miss our premiere episode! Subscribe now! Coming out in Fall 2018, Typed Out is launching its very own podcast to have thoughtful, open-minded discussions with various guests about representation and how the things that make us different are what makes us strong. Don't miss our premiere episode! Subscribe now! peopleofcolor, diversity, mental health, gay, religion, lgbtq, feminism, social change, sexuality, spirituality, race, trans, body image no full 0