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Damn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, You Were Not Your AddictionOn this episode of DMR we meet Corrine who lost her mom in 2013. We had some really fruitful conversation this episode about our moms leaving us only when they know we're ready, forgiveness, mediums, past and future lives and so much more. Corrine's mother developed an addiction to alcohol as a direct response to the stress of trying to raise a family after the direct impact of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. There is a lot to be learned in this episode and as always, it's one you do not want to miss.
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2024-04-2953 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, How Am I Supposed to Do This Without You?In this episode of DMR, me and Nicole get real about intercultural grief and how it tends to make the process even harder. Nicole's mother transitioned when she was just a junior in high school and has just new started feeling "okay". Her perspective as a Kenyan American is interesting and really touches on how grief is viewed and handled differently from culture to culture. She'd often find herself asking her the same question we've all asked ourselves which is, "How Am I supposed to do this without you?", which explains the title. This episode of DMR tackles the...
2024-04-1952 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, I'm Learning So MuchIn this episode of DMR, we meet Kam who lost her mother a year ago. Kam and my conversation was unique in the sense that she'd lost her mom so recently, but what I found most inspiring was the way she charged her depression and grief into positive action with the birth of her new business! In this episode we get real about what the loss of our mothers has done to us in romantic relationships, in terms of future planning, and in relation to our friends. Learn more about her and her story on this extremely prolific episode...
2024-03-2940 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, You Brought the SunshineIn this episode of DMR, we meet Clarke who just honored the 5 year anniversary of her mother's passing. Although an emotional episode, it gives life to so many different things that we both have and have not discussed on the show, one being the question of how to make space for your partner who is ALSO grieving your transitioned mother. This is a great episode for anyone who has a partner/friend who has lost a mother that also meant so much to them. In this installment, we also talk about what it's like having a mother who is...
2024-03-1953 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, This is a Labor of Love**please excuse the audio issues, we are looking for a new programmer*. On this episode of DMR, we meet Juliette, whose mom passed in 2020 from Cancer in the midst of international and collective grief, celebrities singing in their mansions and people making TikTok dances. In the midst of the hardest time in her life, she was also dealing with a pandemic! Furthermore, we discuss how the loss of her mom birthed the creation of her decorating business, Labor of Love, Family, how losing her mom tested her faith and more. In this jam-packed episode, we truly do get to...
2024-03-0948 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, It's been 8 years and you're STILL gone?On this episode of DMR, I have Madelynn on who talks so lovingly about her mother's transition 8 years ago and also how time makes no sense. She recently lost her father and shares with us the difference in the way she's handling grief now that she's a bit older... In this vulnerable episode, we talk about how she came to believe in the spirit world as a result of losing her mother, how she felt tethered to a toxic relationship because of the shared loss of a mother, what it felt like feeling so alone in the process and...
2024-02-1948 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn, A Mother's Love Never DiesOn this episode of DMR, fellow podcaster Deirdre Boswell drops enough gems to last a lifetime. When he mother passed away 10 years ago, she wasn't sure what she was going to do, but after an encounter with God, she decided to make a support group called "A Mother's Love Never Dies" on Facebook and then ultimately made a podcast that has been a space of healing for her. In this prolific episode we talked about locating the signs, what happens when God gives you a mission and how much her life has shifted since her mother's transition. Learn more...
2024-01-2948 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, So You DID Love Me?Tatie lost her mother when she was 18 years old and it changed her life in more way's than one might think... Tatie, like many other people in the world, lost her mother as a result of alcoholism - As a child, she often had to fend for herself, worry about which version of her mother she would get on a specific day, but what is more, she also lived everyday knowing that her mother wouldn't live long. Their relationship was marred with unfortunate events due to her mothers alcoholism and subsequent health issues including schizophrenia, but she still remembers...
2024-01-1948 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn, I Lost Two Mom's?Cydnei's experience with motherhood loss is so common which is why we're thrilled that she's our first episode of the new year. When she was 11, her mom passed after a months long battle with Cancer that left her both independent and under the care of her grandmother, who can be described as the personification of sunshine. The recollection of the losses of her grandmother and her mother offer interesting perspective into what loss means to an eleven year old who loses her mom and an adult who loses her 90 something year old grandmother. The conclusion is that irregardless of...
2024-01-0944 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, I Need A HugWilton's honesty and storytelling brought his story to live in so many ways. On this episode of DMR, he really delves into what the last 9 years of his life has been like since losing his mom. Like in other episodes, Wilton mentions how he turned to substances as a way to cope. Furthermore, he really delves in to how hypermasculinity is harmful especially in regards to a Black man that's grieving and explains what men need when they are feeling grief and depression. His story is unique and yet the parameters of it reverberate and feel extremely familiar... To...
2023-12-2956 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, I Lost You TooWhen Dag was a young boy, he lost his uncle, who could easily be described as the core of so many of his family members' lives. As a result of the grief, as in many other instances, the loss caused their family dynamic to change. Dag's mother, who viewed her younger brother as her "first baby/child", checked out almost completely as an effect of the overwhelming grief she held for her younger brother... In this episode of DMR, Dag talks about how his mother withdrawing from the traditional role of mother has effected his personal/interpersonal relationships and...
2023-12-1944 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn GrandMom, Whose Gonna Make Me Laugh Now?In this episode, Alanna expresses the profound impact her grandmother had on her life. She delves into the Jewish perspective on loss and grieving, which includes the custom of sitting shiva for seven days following a loved one's funeral and the extraordinary assistance provided by the community during such difficult times. Alana shares her experiences dealing with sadness, including her emotions and the challenges she faced after losing her grandmother to cancer. She also discusses how, just before her grandmother passed away, she was able to find closure and share a special moment with her. Alana emphasizes the importance...
2023-12-0945 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastAshlee - GeelongAshlee (she/her) is a lesbian woman who works as the Community Engagement Manager at Midsumma.In the final episode for this series, Ash discusses what it was like growing up as the daughter of arts practitioners and how this affected her coming out story. She speaks to the process of grieving your future and expectations that is entwined with coming out both for the individual and those receiving it. She also shares a little about her role at Midsumma, her hopes for the future and the ways that she is actively creating more safe spaces to...
2023-11-0221 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastDonna - FitzroyDonna (she/her) is currently a singer in a band called The Lost Girls.In this episode, Donna shares a story about a time she visited Daylesford in 1981 to perform with a feminist band called Nice Girls Don't Spit. She shares about a negative experience she had then after a show and also reflects on a more recent tour to Daylesford and how far it has come to now be a very accepting rainbow community. This episode was recorded at the Victoria's Pride Street Party, so you may hear some of the festivities of the day in...
2023-10-3009 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastGeorgi - SheppartonGeorgi (she/her) is a queer, cis-gender, endosex 33yr old who lives with a disability, loves labels and lives in Greater Shepparton. In this episode, Georgi shares what she loves about Shepparton and the work that she does supporting LGBTQIA+ young people in the community. Georgi is a passionate advocate, she discusses some small ways that she gives back to community by volunteering and practicing using neutral language. She is a strong believer that you can't be what you can't see, and so pride for Georgi is about living visibly to gift acceptance to others. Georgi also...
2023-10-2625 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastDavid & Ka Chun (KC) - SheppartonDavid (he/him) and Ka Chun/KC (he/him) are a gay couple who have been living in Shepparton, but are currently planning to move due to feeling unsafe in the community. In this episode, David and KC detail a horrific incident in which they were the subject of an unprovoked hate crime as they were preparing for a small family gathering. KC is a doctor and also outlines some of the ways that he has been discriminated against due to his race and sexuality. However, he is very passionate about serving community in rural healthcare, so...
2023-10-2340 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastKen - SheppartonKen (he/him) is a bisexual and polyamorous man who is an army veteran living in Benalla.In this episode, Ken shares his experience of growing up in Mansfield and some of his struggles with homophobia. After being publicly outed, Ken has chosen to use his infamy in the community for good by having his door open to anyone that needs a cup of tea and a chat. He prides himself on giving support without judgement and also loves to share his legendary cupcakes.Trigger Warnings: Coarse language, homophobia, mentions: suicide, drug use...
2023-10-1911 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastJenni - SheppartonJenni (she/her) is a bus driver who has lived on Yorta Yorta country for most of her life and identifies as being bisexual, but a little more on the lesbian side of the spectrum. In this episode, Jenni discusses her journey of coming out later in life after choosing to follow heteronormative standards as a young person to protect her own safety. Unfortunately, Jenni had several gay friends that died by suicide and she shares how this affected her life and decisions. She also speaks about how Out in the Open Festival has helped her to...
2023-10-1618 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastLeigh - SheppartonLeigh (he/him) is a gay man who has lived in Shepparton his whole life. In this episode, Leigh shares his story of coming out in the 70s and 80s and some of the backlash and hardships he then faced, including a sexual assault. Leigh discusses the difficult relationship that he had with his father and how this lead to him changing his name. Although he has faced many difficulties in his life, Leigh is very confident in himself and who he is and prefers to live in 'a can world, not a can't world'. He has...
2023-10-1227 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastDrew - SheppartonDrew (she/her) is a newly out queer person who is excited to be making the transition from 'super ally' to 'baby queer'.In this episode, Drew shares her experience of growing up in Shepparton and the ways that she has had to push back against shame and stigma with people who don't see the beauty in her town like she does. Drew is an incredible advocate and has been working with queer youth for several years. She shares what it has been like to be the straight person working in queer spaces, to now shifting those...
2023-10-0927 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastClaire - WangarattaClaire (she/they) is a transgender person who works as an oral health therapist in Wangaratta.In this episode, Claire discusses her journey that has brought her to beginning her transition around a year ago. She speaks about how the support of her wife helped her to make the discovery and what it was like to engage with the health services in Wangaratta. Claire was also a part of the My Self: Portrait Series workshops at LINE Wangaratta and discusses with us her process and the artwork she has been creating. There are no significant trig...
2023-10-0514 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastKian - WangarattaKian (he/him) is a trans, gender fluid male who moved to Wangaratta around 3 years ago.In this episode, Kian discusses how he has found community within Wangaratta, particularly at LINE (LGBTQIA+ in the North East). He shares that as a country boy, he found the city to be overwhelming, so having a safe space in a smaller town to connect is really important. Kian also uses an electric wheelchair and so reflects on the ways that regional towns can be both more and less accessible in different ways. There are no significant trig...
2023-10-0212 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, I Thought I Understood?In this episode of DMR, Nataisa talks about what it was like to lose her mother at the ripe age of thee. Natasia bravely talks about the moments before her mom passed and shares that even at three, she understood transition with the help of her grandparents. She cites her grandmothers openness and ability to grieve openly as what pulled her through. Although it hasn't been easy, Natasia is proof that communicating about grief and "negative" feelings is imperative. She also shares that although she thought she'd understood grief because of knowing it for so long, she was hit...
2023-09-2948 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastElena - WangarattaElena (she/they) is a gender queer person who lives in Wangaratta and works as a paramedic.In this episode, Elena discusses what it was like for her growing up in Wangaratta and the way that a lot of her friendship group was kept in the closet due to bullying in high school. She then discusses some of the work she's been involved with at LINE Wangaratta and the way that she can see the next generation of LGBTQIA+ youth is having a different experience to hers. As a self-proclaimed semi-bogan, Elena is a delight to listen to...
2023-09-2912 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastPipa & Rowan - WangarattaPipa (they/them) & Rowan (she/they/he) are both young people who live in Wangaratta.Pipa & Rowan both share some of their experiences and insights about being queer in a regional town. They are both quite softly spoken, but speak with a gentle wisdom about how they'd like things to continue to improve for young people in north-east Victoria. They share with us what they think are their own superpowers and what the word 'Pride' means to them. There are no significant trigger warnings for this episode, but if you find anything distressing then please seek...
2023-09-2608 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastSteph - WangarattaSteph (they/them) is a 52 year old ambulance worker who lives just outside of Myrtleford.In this episode, Steph shares with us what their experience has been like as a part of the 'My Self: Portrait Series' at LINE Wangaratta. They speak to the importance of having safe spaces, especially for shyer queer folk like themselves. Steph reflects on their life long journey towards pride and the way that having queer kids has helped them find acceptance for themselves. There are no significant trigger warnings for this episode, but if you find anything distressing then plea...
2023-09-2213 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, What’s My Role Now?Traci was 49 when she lost her beloved mama unexpectedly - Now, two years later, she's still trying to pick up the pieces, prompting the question what is my new role in the family system"... Her mother's passing coincided with her recent marriage and also happened in the midst of her daughters first pregnancy which has left Traci with a lot of confusion and even more emotions. During our conversation, we talk about unexpected loss, realizing that our mother's were the buffer in most of our familial relationships, how she received several signs of her moms impending transition and how...
2023-09-1954 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastCeinwen - WangarattaCeinwen (they/them) is an Art Therapist that has been living in Wangaratta for around 6 years.In this episode, Ceinwein speaks to the common experience of growing up regionally and then moving to the city as soon as possible to find community. They share their journey of moving back to Wangaratta and now building a community for young LGBTQIA+ people there. Ceinwen was the facilitator of the My Self: Portrait Series for the Regional Activation Program in 2023. They speak about how these workshops unfolded and the importance of meeting people where they are at. Ceinwen shares about ho...
2023-09-1917 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastAl - WangarattaAl (they/them) is a non-binary person who is the president and founder of LINE Wangaratta.In this episode, Al discusses their journey of moving to Wangaratta with their family and after becoming a single parent, struggling to find community. They have then built LINE (LGBTQIA+ in the North East) Wangaratta from the ground up and speak about the importance of giving people a safe space to explore their identity. Al also speaks vulnerably about their relationship with pride and how that is an ongoing journey for them.There are no significant trigger warnings for this...
2023-09-1516 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastKellie - WarragulKellie (she/her/they) is a 58 year old who identifies as nothing but a creative. In this episode, Kellie discusses her work as the Artistic Director of Off The Leash, an independent theatre company that champions new Australian work. She speaks about the importance of bringing relevant art and stories, particularly to regional audiences and the ways that this can gently change some of the social fabrics. Kellie speaks about her history growing up as a classical ballet dancer and shares how she feels her sexuality is the "least interesting thing about [her]". There are no s...
2023-09-1227 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Grandmom, Where Am I Supposed to Be?On this episode of DMR, Trevon shares with us what life without his grandmother by his side has been like. In this episode we bond over grief being a huge catalyst for our leave from New York, the recognition of the signs that we're given from the powers that be and how we're learning how to be adults in light of loss. This is the first episode where we have a guest talking about their grandmother which makes it all the more special! Check out Trevon's story and be encouraged in his steadfast efforts to keep his head above...
2023-09-0955 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastNathan - WarragulNathan (he/him) is a gay man who grew up in the Latrobe Valley and now lives in Warragul after 6 years of being a flight attendant. In this episode, Nathan discusses what is was like for him growing up Gippsland, his love for travel and the power of choosing to blend in. Nathan is now married to his partner, Ian, who is currently working in Singapore, and together they are expecting two children to be born in May and August this year. Nathan shares about their journey through surrogacy and some of the barriers that exist for ga...
2023-09-0832 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastCharli - WarragulCharli (they/them) is a 17 year old queer and non-binary person who lives with chronic illness. Charli is an artist and, in this episode, they discuss their first exhibition which has been shown at the West Gippsland Arts Centre. They talk us through each of the 5 artworks they have created and the important life event or emotional state that it represents. Charli speaks from their experience of living with chronic illness and they have a wisdom well beyond their years. Trigger Warnings: Mental health & chronic illness, mentions of suicide & eating disordersIf this conten...
2023-09-0530 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastKylie - SaleKylie (she/her) is a queer ally who sits on the committee for Gippsland Pride Initiative.In this episode, Kylie discusses the importance of advocacy and the ways she has made an impact through working with LGBTQIA+ youth and teaching gender studies at TAFE. Kylie also describes the difference she noticed when moving to Gippsland from the city and how something as simple as having bright red hair could cause discrimination. Kylie describes the difference between people who talk the talk and people who walk the walk with their allyship and her "slowly, slowly" approach to changing mi...
2023-09-0121 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn mom, I Hope You're Proud of MeKhyle's transparecny in this episode of DMR is refreshing to say the least. Our conversation was riddled with a lot but they discuss what it was like falling into a weed addiction in response to losing their mom, how the decision to leave college after loss weighed on them and how they've used their experiences to help others. Addiction in relation to grief is prevalent... In fact, Up to 59% of young people with PTSD subsequently develop substance abuse problems according to the National Institute of Health.
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2023-08-2942 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastDarcy - SaleDarcy (they/them) is a non-binary person who grew up in Sale and now lives 15 minutes down the road with their partner and daughter. In this episode, Darcy shares their journey of coming out both in terms of their sexuality and their gender identity and the effects this had on their relationships. They speak about how they experienced attraction to both males and females, but later discovered their attraction to men was more for their aesthetic. Darcy was also a part of a church community who have recently been accused of implementing conversion therapy practices. They share a...
2023-08-2943 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastJason - SaleJason (he/him) is a kiwi born, gay man who has moved to Gippsland and really immersed himself in the community.In this episode, Jason speaks about his time working with the SES and the ways he is moving with them towards inclusivity. Jason now also sits on the Gippsland Pride Initiative committee and was a participant in the 2022/23 Regional Activation Program. He discusses how much work has gone into his premiere event Gippsland's Day Out from inception to delivery and his hopes to make it a taste of Midsumma Carnival for Gippsland. There are no s...
2023-08-2543 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastCaitlin - SaleCaitlin (she/her) is a pansexual woman who is the president and co-founder of Gippsland Pride Initiative.In this episode, Caitlin openly and eloquently discusses the hardships and consequences of the Marriage Equality vote. She discusses the many difficulties still facing her LGBTQIA+ community in Gippsland and the incredible advocacy that she is a part of to help shift things. Caitlin is an absolute force of nature who in the 2023 Regional Activation Program spearheaded 16 events throughout all 6 shires of Gippsland. She speaks about Roller Derby and everything it has brought into her life, including her wife, friendship an...
2023-08-2239 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, I Miss YouOn this first of its' kind episode of DMR, Alexis has come on the show to talk about what its' been like grieving the mother she had before her brother lost his life due to gun violence last year. Ms. Dana is a phenomenal mother who loves her children dearly but has gone through changes in light of losing her youngest child. Alexis cites the way her mom has changed from her hyper-concern over her childrens saftey, the way her relationship with God has changed and the way that her grief can sometimes overtake her. Grief is extremely complex...
2023-08-1944 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastEmily - MorwellEmily (they/she) is a polyamorous, pansexual who lives with various disabilities, which make their life in Sale "weird and wonderful and complicated and interesting".In this episode, Emily discusses what it was like for them growing up as someone who was clearly different and how that has shaped their life. They speak about the open curiosity they have for other humans and the ways they have been able to connect with community. Emily is open about the ways that their chronic illness and mental health have affected their life and also some of the barriers that pe...
2023-08-1835 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastSkye - MorwellSkye (they/them) is a queer person who also lives with being blind and paralysed after having a stroke when they were five. In this episode, Skye speaks openly about what their life has been like living within the intersections of queer, disability and regional living. Skye studied music at university and shares stories of playing the trumpet and singing with choirs. At 13, they came out to themselves as gay, but now they are also navigating questioning their gender and how their relationships may change in the future. Skye speaks openly about some of the struggles that th...
2023-08-1536 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastPollyannaR - MorwellPollyannaR (she/her) is a rebellious social justice artist who lives in Gippsland and moves fluidly between all of the letters in LGBTQIA+.In this episode, PollyannaR shares about her artistic practice and the community she has created and found within Gippsland. She speaks to some of the challenges within the area, particularly during the plebiscite. She has completed several powerful projects which generally focus on capturing portraits of significant members of the community, particularly focussing on queer people and those living with disability. PollyannaR reflects on the change that she has both seen and affected in Gi...
2023-08-1126 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn... Mom?**Trigger Warning** Talks of thoughts of self-harm included in this episode.
Tahira, the founder of the Elevan eleven foundation, was 22 when her adoptive mother passed away and the loss sent her into a spiral. In this episode of DMR, she shares with us how the world immediately came crashing down on her shoulders with the loss of her mom because she inherited all of her mothers responsibilities. Her mom, often referred to as Megan in the episode, adopted her when she was six years old... So not only does she discuss the loss of...
2023-08-0946 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastRhain - KynetonRhain (she/her) is a lesbian woman who grew up in the Macedon Ranges and now runs The Old Auction House & Macedon Ranges Acesssible Arts with her wife and father. In this episode, Rhain discusses what her experience was like growing up and why she chose to move back to the Macedon Ranges with her partner. She shares her experience of coming out and how she sees the world has shifted for the younger generation. She speaks frankly and openly about herself and shares her ethos behind creating a gallery and workshop space for emerging and mid-career ar...
2023-08-0825 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastMez - KynetonMez (she/her) is a 61 year old, cis-gendered, lesbian woman who works for Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health in their Way Out program for LGBTQIA+ youth.In this episode, Mez speaks passionately about the work she does with queer youth as well as what it was like for her as a young person. She shares a beautiful story about her first relationship and the way she has noticed things change over time. Particularly, the way the language changes and the need for us to change alongside it, so that everyone can be respected and referred to in a...
2023-08-0431 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastNick - KynetonNick (he/him) is an almost 50 year old, instrument maker and artist who grew up in Fremantle.In this episode, Nick discusses growing up with his 3 brothers who were his best friends and what it was like coming out to them in his twenties. He explains some of his craft to us as well as how his business has taken him on the road from festival to festival. Nick has also been in a relationship with his partner, Jeff, for nearly twenty years and he shares the way they have made it work and how they've come to...
2023-08-0122 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Why Don't You Like Me?**Please be aware that there is some colorful language in this episode**
Grief is so many things and everyones relation to it is different - In this episode, Nahje talks about her mother and what it's been like to live with a mother who does not feel like a parent to her.... Who "does not like her", Growing up, Nahje's vision of her mother was gleaming and infallible, but through experience and processing, she realized that their relationship was never what she thought it was.
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2023-07-2954 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastRhani & Emma - KynetonRhani (she/her) & Emma (she/her) are a queer couple who live in Castlemaine and both work at Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health.In this episode, Rhani and Emma share the story of how they both moved to Castlemaine in heterosexual relationships with kids and how their lives have changed as they discovered their queerness. They also speak to the diverseness the LGBTQIA+ community that they encounter with their work and how they deal with wondering whether they are 'queer enough' as they haven't faced some of the same struggles as other members of the community. They di...
2023-07-2823 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastAlex - KynetonAlex (he/him) is a 14 year old trans & omnisexual person who has grown up in Kyneton.In this episode, you'll hear about Alex's experience growing up regionally as well as his very wholesome coming out story. He reflects on what it's like to be queer now versus how he's heard it was in the past. There are some brief descriptions of bullying and an assault that happened to him and his friends. Overall, this is a delightful and hopeful conversation. Trigger Warnings: Bullying, assaultIf this content may be triggering for you, then please...
2023-07-2521 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastB - KynetonB (she/her) is a lesbian woman who loves living in the Central Highlands and works for Sunbury and Cobaw Community Health in their country LGBTQIA+ inclusion program. In this episode, B discusses how the beginning of the year can feel saturated with Pride events in and around her community. This can feel magical, but B also acknowledges that it isn't like that throughout the rest of the year and there is still work to do to make inclusion a permanent reality. B is passionate about working with older LGBTQIA+ people, especially those who have always lived in...
2023-07-2120 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Thank You For Being A FriendAngel tells us just minutes into the interview that she considers herself a "lover and representative of growth, of life, or strength and of love" and the entirety of this episode speaks to that. A few years ago, Angel lost her mother/best friend suddenly and has God to thank for her continuance and believes that her mom and God are partners in love out there, conspiring for her good.
In this episode, Angel gets real about how the truths of grief initially conflicted with her religious beliefs, but later found out that in...
2023-07-1950 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastKate - KynetonKate (her/they) is a lesbian woman who moved to Kyneton with her partner around 5 years ago to establish a local allied health business.In this episode, Kate discusses why they chose to move to Kyneton and what their experience has been like finding community there. Originally from Adelaide, Kate found adjusting to regional living a bit difficult as she enjoyed being emersed in the arts and culture that city life offers. However, the people she's met in Kyneton have been her saving grace as she's found people are generally more open to forming deeper connections in th...
2023-07-1824 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastAndrew-Catherine - BendigoAndrew-Catherine (they/them) is a 60year old gender fluid person who came out in 2016, around the same time they moved to Bendigo.In this episode, Andrew-Catherine discusses their experience of coming out later in life. They reflect on the lack of resources and community connections focused at older queer people and how this can make the journey harder and more lonely. Andrew-Catherine's story is a very interesting one and I hope it will bring some joy and understanding to others, whether they have similar lived experience or not. They sadly reflect on how different life could have be...
2023-07-1422 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastSamantha - BendigoSamantha (she/her) is a transgender woman who has lived in Bendigo since 1992.In this episode, Samantha shares her experience of growing up and starting hormones in the 1970s. She has a pretty coloured history, including working at Les Girls and she shares some darker times that befell her LGBTQIA+ friends. Trigger warnings: This episode features adult content including sex work, drugs, incarceration, murder, rape and assault. Please keep yourself safe and if you find this content distressing, please seek support from a loved one or one of the helplines listed at the bottom of this...
2023-07-1125 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Where Can I Put These Feelings?When Francesca was 23, she came to the stark realization that so many of us have after losing our moms, and that's that they are not superhuman. After a long string of illnesses overcome, Francesca just knew her mother was going to pull through like she always had, but unfortunately her illnesses became too strong and Fran had to make the hard decision to take her mother off of life support. In this raw episode of DMR, she talks about how grief had stolen her joy, the process of getting it back, the way that she approaches trauma 5 years post...
2023-07-0948 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastAlexander - BendigoAlexander (he/him) is a 22 year old trans man who has lived most of his life in Bendigo.In this episode, Alex discusses what it was like coming out during school and the connections that he has made with TGD (Trans and Gender Diverse) Bendigo. He expresses how important it was for him to be introduced to older trans role models as well as being given more resources than he could find on his own. In this episode, you'll hear some beautiful reflections about what it means to explore gender and the importance of seeing each individual as...
2023-07-0725 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastAlicia - BendigoAlicia (she/her) is a bisexual woman who grew up in Mildura and has lived in Bendigo for 4 years with her dog and her housemate. In this episode, Alicia chats about the wonderful community of queer people that she has found in Bendigo. She speaks about her "slowly, slowly" approach for change-making in regional communities as well as her experience of being a bisexual woman. She articulates some of the challenges of bi-erasure and not always feeling queer enough to find community. Trigger Warnings: Mentions suicide & loss of friendsIf you find anything in thi...
2023-07-0422 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastSophie Leigh - BendigoSophie Leigh (they/she) is a 36 year old trans woman who grew up in Perth and now lives in Bendigo.Sophie Leigh describes themselves as a "trifecta" as they are trans, on the autism spectrum and have ADHD. In this episode, they speak in a refreshingly honest way about trying to find spaces that they belong, how their life and experiences have changed as they've transitioned and the joy of discovering new things. Trigger warnings: assault, loss of friendsIf you find anything in this episode distressing then please seek support from a loved...
2023-06-3030 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, When Is It Gonna Be My Turn?Tee Goodwin was 23 years old when she lost her mother and states that she has spent a lot of her life grieving... At the age of eight, Tee became her mother's caretaker following an unfortunate event on the job that would leave her mother with permanent injuries; She remained her mothers primary caretaker until the day she passed. In this extremely raw episode, Tee shares with us what it was like to spend most of her life being selfless and not only caring for her mom, but for other people as well. "I used to look in the mirror...
2023-06-2851 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastDr Linda - BendigoDr Linda (she/they) is a sexologist who has a particular interest in anything outside the mainstream. In this episode, Dr Linda will discuss some of their experiences as a sex ed teacher of 12 years and the important impact their contribution has made for students feeling safe, respected & open to exploring their sexualities. They also speak to their experience of binaries vs. spectrums and the boxes we all have to tick, or leave unticked, about ourselves. Trigger Warnings: sexThere is nothing graphic about this episode, but Dr Linda is obviously speaking from the le...
2023-06-2722 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastVince & Daz - BallaratVince (he/him) & Daz (he/him) are a couple of 15 years, who have set up their 'haven' on acreage in Ballarat. Vince is a proud Nguri-Illum Wurrung / Dja Dja Wurrung / Wurundjeri / Wamba Wemba artist and prop-maker by trade, who mainly works in Melbourne on film and theatre, while Daz is the renowned drag queen Philmah Bocks and so travels around performing as well as managing their Werkshop in Geelong.In this episode, we will hear stories from Vince & Daz's relationship as well as from their lives before each other. They are quietly reflective about how for their...
2023-06-2346 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastSean - BallaratSean (he/him) is an academic, who researches law and human rights and has been living in Ballarat for the past 5 years. In this episode, Sean discusses what it's been like for him moving to Ballarat and beginning to volunteer as an LGBTQIA+ advocate for the community. He is a co-runner of the Victorian Pride Lobby's Rainbow Local Government campaign and has some great reflections about how progress has been happening incrementally over the past decade.Trigger Warnings: HomophobiaIf you find anything in the episode distressing, then please seek support from a loved...
2023-06-2026 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, I Guess I'm a Man NowTamar was 15 years old when his mother passed suddenly from what doctors called a "one in a million death". In this episode of DMR, he explains what it was like for him to essentially become an additional father figure for his younger brother, who was 7 at the time. The phenomenon of sudden loss is not something that we've touched on much in this show, but Tamar does a great job at showcasing the instant change that a person goes through when their caught off guard by loss... And if you've ever wondered what a "man's house" looks like, especially...
2023-06-1957 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastAnnabel - BallaratAnnabel (she/her) is a 34 year old bi-romantic asexual woman who works in Healthcare. In this episode, you will hear Annabel explain what being asexual means to her and the way that she has been building an ace community in Ballarat. She also speaks to her experience of living in different regional towns, including Hamilton and Daylesford, over the last decade and some of the homophobia and progress that she has witnessed.Annabel also discusses in detail her experiences with medical conversion therapy. It is a very powerful episode which explores the way in which ev...
2023-06-1641 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastJay - BallaratJay (he/they) is one of the co-directors of Ballarat Frolic Festival. Growing up in Mallacoota, Jay experienced the isolation of being queer in a regional town, so has now moved to Ballarat to help increase visibility, resources and connection for future generations. In this episode, you’ll hear how passionate Jay is about Ballarat and the importance of festivals like Frolic which bring our community together to feel safe and celebrated. Trigger Warnings: Description of meat processingJay briefly describes an animal slaughter and the processing of its meat (in a factory context...
2023-06-1336 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastMarkus - BallaratMarkus (he/him) is a trans man and peer support worker who grew up in Ballarat. In this episode, Markus shares his experience of growing up, exploring gender and transitioning in Ballarat. He has such a humble and warm tone while expressing empathy for all people, even though he's been through his fair share of struggles. Markus has also experienced homelessness and shares how being gender diverse can make this difficult time even more tricky, as there wasn't a neat box to put him in. He is passionate about now giving support to others as his own li...
2023-06-0936 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom... I get it now**Trigger Warning for this episode**
You may remember Ms.Paula from an earlier episode we did with Andrew's sister Lexi, but this time we're talking about him and his grief for his mother. As a child, Andrew watched on as his mom struggled with substance abuse as a result of the grief she'd felt due to the heaviness of life and her own grief as well. He describes seeing his mom in that state as heartbreaking and because of it, he sought therapy... And then, fast forward to a few years later when Ms...
2023-06-0848 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastDanae - GeelongDanae (she/her) is a 27 year old lesbian woman who lives and plays on Wadawurrung Country in Geelong. She is also the Regional Community Engagement Coordinator at Midsumma.In this episode, Danae shares a bit about her coming out journey and why she thinks creating spaces for queer people to connect and be seen are so important. She shares where she was when the Marriage Equality vote was announced and how she is slowly moving away from shame and towards Pride. Danae is a big believer in the power of space buns and shares how she uses fa...
2023-06-0624 min
Pridefinder: The Rainbow Road Trip PodcastDaisy - GeelongDaisy (she/they) is a queer person who isn't a big fan of labels as she feels her identity is fairly transient.In this episode, you'll hear Daisy speak about her experiences growing up on the Bellarine, how she has found and built her community around her in Geelong and some of the hopes she has for the future.There are no significant trigger warnings for this episode, but if you find anything distressing then please seek support from a loved one or one of the helplines listed at the bottom of this description.This...
2023-06-0224 minDamn Mom, Really?DMRI went a little out of order from how I usually do it because today marks the one year anniversary of my moms transition and she definitely deserves her own segment... I tried to be as succinct as possible in this, and so there's a lot I didn't get a chance to say about her and how I feel about her more, but I've been making it a point to talk about her and how I feel more often in other episodes. This episode talks about the making of Damn Mom Really and a little about my mom, (which...
2023-05-2832 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn, What is A Mother?Thando was born in Zimbabwe and was only 3 months on when her mother, aged 22, passed away with little explanation. We taped this tearful episode on Mohter's Day which was a first for both of us in different ways. For me, it was my first mothers day without my mother and for her, it was the first time she wished a happy mothers day to hers. Because Thando was only 3 months when her mother passed, she has not recollection of her but has dealt with the grief and the pain of loss for as long as she can remember. In...
2023-05-2345 min
Dre & Smiley - The Inner CircleEp. 89 Danae Reid - The Butterfly Effect of Damn Mom ReallyIn this episode, we sit down with the talented Danaé Reid, a New York City-based model and radio host who is making waves in her industry with her passion for uplifting marginalized voices and creating a space for healing and understanding. Through her work, Danaé has become known for her ability to communicate both verbally and nonverbally, and her dedication to cultivating a community that is supportive and inclusive.We dive deep into Danaé's personal journey and explore how her experiences have shaped her vision for creating positive change. We discuss her work as a model and...
2023-05-1345 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Why is Grief so Scary?Kevin was 46 when he lost his mom but still has yet to grieve her due to the fear of what that looks like. It's been 10 years without his mother and best friend earth side and while he's been avoidant of the inevitable, he knows it's coming. Ironically, he's spent a lot of time mourning other things and other peoples moms and trauma. By reading this, you may think that Kevin might be reserved in talking about his feelings but it's just the opposite. In this amazing epos titles, "Damn Mom, Why is Grief so Scary", he talks about the...
2023-05-1351 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Who Am I Outside of You?Lexi was 24 years old when her mom passed away and has been trying to make sense of life ever since. In this episode of DMR, Lexi discusses what it was like to find her sense of self outside of her mom which is something I relate to so well. People like Lexi and myself, grew up with such a close relationship with our mothers that it really felt like there was no one else in the world most of the time. Losses like this create immediate shock and disarray that we can only TRY to surmise the way its...
2023-05-0349 minDamn Mom, Really?“Damn Mom, Will I Ever Feel Wanted Again?”Becka was only 16 years old when she lost her mom which is why it makes sense that she had a delayed grief that knocked her in the head after long bouts of excessive partying, drinking and not caring about how her actions effected other people. In this episode of DMR she talks about how not having her mom further exacerbated her feelings of not being wanted that began as a result of an absent father. Thankfully, she is the youngest of 5 girls and was taken in by her older sister and her brother-in-law who has been the father figure...
2023-04-2357 minDamn Mom, Really?“Damn Mom, Who Are You?”In this emotional and morbidly hilarious episode of DMR, we get to meet Emma who lost her mother at the age of 12 due to complications following years of alcohol addiction. Throughout her life, Emma has heard comments about how much like her mom she is, but unfortunately, she cannot identify them herself due to the nature of their relationship while her mom was earthside. Emma considered the time her mom passed to be "peak your mom joke age", which catapulted her right into the morbid humor that those of us who have lost our moms understand all too well...
2023-04-1352 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Am I the "Mom" Now?This episode of Damn Mom, Really? is special and the first of it's kind for several different reasons. For the first time, we have 2 guests on the show at the same time. Asya, who is 27 and Autumn who is 14 stopped by to share their story of a grief that is extremely recent as their mom only transitioned 6 months ago... Autumn is currently the youngest guest to be featured on the show and although she is soft spoken, her strength and ability to convey her emotions and how grief has effected her behavior (especially in school) is admirable. During this...
2023-04-0351 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Is That You?On this extremely prolific episode of DMR, Curtis and I spend a lot of time talking about spirituality and its' relation to grief ... and for the first time, I share a bit of my story as well about how God informed me I was going to lose my mom (and I didn't believe it) If you believe in creating altars, finding signs and being able to identify our transitioned loved ones when they connect with us on the other side, this episode is for you and if you DON'T believe in those things, this episode is DEFINITELY for you...
2023-03-2453 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, How Can I Repay You *Now*?Jimmy was on the precipice of adulthood when he lost his mom, Ms. Colleen, and his story goes to show just how quickly things can change. Ms. Colleen fell ill in the beginning of March of 2017 and by the end of the month, she had unfortunately transitioned. During our conversation on this episode of DMR, Jimmy shares what it was like understanding his mothers prognosis, (due to his career) and how that helped him *accept* her fate, how the holidays have changed for him, why he advocates for people to see a medium if they're ready and how, at 22...
2023-03-1451 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Who Do I Turn To?On this episode of Damn Mom, Really?, our guest Sunny Morgan gets vulnerable while discussing her late mother, Angie, who passed when Sunny was only 12 years old due to complications following years of drugs use. As a teenager, Sunny found it hard to connect with people both inside and outside of her family because of the trauma she endured as a child. She also talks about how grief has forced her into a victim mindset, what it was like losing both parents less than a year a part, the instability she's always felt, how hyper-independence has effected her in t...
2023-03-0452 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Where Are You?This weeks episode of DMR is a first because our guest Nichole, speaks from the standpoint of grieving a mother that is still living. Ever since Nichole can remember, her and her mother have been estranged. In recent years, Nichole has made attempts at developing their relationship, but believes it'll take some time to get there. This episode is unique because grief is about more than death. How do you handle grief associated with a person whose still here? We talk about abandonment, forgiveness, therapy, "That B*tch" energy, isolation and more in this thought provoking episode of Damn...
2023-02-2245 min
Get Out There and Get Known PodcastEpisode 116: Danaé Reid: How to Use Your Gifts, From Lost to VictoryListen as Danaé talks about her journey of using her gifts to benefit others, and how we all have the power to make a positive impact in the world. Danaé has been a passionate advocate for the power of community and networking since the tragic loss of her mother.
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2023-02-2031 min
Get Out There and Get Known Video PodcastEpisode 116: Danaé Reid: How to Use Your Gifts, From Lost to VictoryListen as Danaé talks about her journey of using her gifts to benefit others, and how we all have the power to make a positive impact in the world. Danaé has been a passionate advocate for the power of community and networking since the tragic loss of her mother.
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2023-02-2000 min
Bit 2 BeatThe Melodic House Show with Bit 2 Beat - 12 Feb 2023 (Free Download)01. BODYWORX, MOTi - Face It
02. Dennis Ferrer, Tyrone Ellis - Underground Is My Home (Crazibiza Remix)
03. Ellis Moss - Critical
04. Makree, Husko - Afrikata
05. Return Of The Jaded - Trouble So Hard (feat. MELLY OHH)
06. Sam Supplier - Sail Away
07. Swedish House Mafia, Sting - Redlight
08. Stlk - Into The Blue
09. Greg Cerrone - Goodwill
10. KC Lights - Sky
11. Ben Cina, Avi Snow, Zach Golden - Elizabeth Street
12. Moka Nola, Rug Wilson - Reckless (12” Version)
13. Dave Knud - Dreaming of Love
14. Johan S, Andy Reid - In Your Eyes
15. WEISS - Feel My Needs (Purple Disco Machine Remix)
16. Karl Wolf, Cu...
2023-02-131h 58Damn Mom, Really?Damn, What's Your Mom's Name?This installment of DMR features host, producer and mentor Tiana Heath aka Ms. Tee Talk! Tiana and I had such a great conversation about her mom, Mattie and my mother, Danette and how we've continued on since the loss of our mothers. The poignancy of the conversation is refreshing, necessary and quite literally life changing. It's been a year since Ms. Maddie's transition and Tiana has gained so much wisdom that I'm happy to share with you all! Her thoughts on how "grief is a container of feelings" and more will change how you view grief indefinitely.
2023-02-1249 minDamn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, Really?My second episode of DMR features my younger brother, George Reid III talking about his grief, and it was interesting because I felt like it was one of the first times we really sat down and talked about how he felt about losing our mom and how it changed his individual perspective of life... Similarly, I was surprised to hear his experience with grief isn't much different than mine. At the ripe of 22, my brother had to suddenly change the way he maneuvered through life unexpectedly, learn more about him in this episode of DMR and if you'd like...
2023-02-0251 min
Damn Mom, Really?Damn Mom, How Did I Get Here?Welcome to DMR, this inaugural episode features my mom mom on her birthday!
On this episode of DMR, I have a conversation with my grandmother who lost her mom over 40 years ago and is still dealing with the grief of her mother... One of the most pertinent parts of the conversation comes at the end when she shares that "nobody had asked her how she felt" until this conversation which is how so many people feel... I enjoyed this episode because it works ad an archive just as much as an interview/conversation and...
2023-01-2352 min
The Reclaimed PodcastThankfulIn this week’s episode, Whitney talks talks about the Balenciaga drama, Jerry Jones’ questionable photo, and shares an interview with Danaé Reid.
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2022-12-0155 min
Streaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastStar Wars: Andor | Season 1 Wrap UpChris and Steve review the first season of Star Wars: Andor.WE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for Andy.@stevemay13 for Steve.This month Streaming Things is brought to you by...The K-Stew Patron Saints of Streaming Things:Chester Copperpot, Jade, Jillian MorganTry Before You Deny Producers:Aaron Layton, Andrew Gray, Casey McCain, Crystal...
2022-11-301h 20Streaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastThe House of the Dragon Season 1 MAILBAG!Chris, Andy, and Steve answer listener emails for The House of the Dragon!WE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for Andy.@stevemay13 for Steve.This month Streaming Things is brought to you by...Chester Copperpot, Jade, Jillian MorganAaron Layton, Adam Horne, Andrew Gray, Casey McCain, Crystal Trujillo, Jen Robinson, John Collins...
2022-11-021h 53
Streaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastHalloween Special - Horror Movie Jeopardy!Streaming Things celebrates Halloween with a little bit of Jeopardy style trivia! Andy has created his own Jeopardy board based on some classic horror movies, and puts Chris and Steve's knowledge to the test. Who will walk about the winner?WE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for Andy.@stevemay13 for Steve.This month Streaming Things is brought to you by...
2022-10-3142 minStreaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastThe Rings of Power Season 1 MAILBAG!Chris, Andy, and Steve answer listener emails for The Rings of Power!WE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for Andy.@stevemay13 for Steve.This month Streaming Things is brought to you by...Chester Copperpot, Jade, Jillian MorganAaron Layton, Adam Horne, Andrew Gray, Casey McCain, Crystal Trujillo, Jen Robinson, John Collins, Kalesha...
2022-10-2654 minStreaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastThe House of the Dragon Episode 10: The Black QueenChris, Andy, and Steve sit down to catch episode 10 of The House of the Dragon - The Black Queen!Time Codes00:04:08 - Overall Thoughts00:14:44 - Episode Recap01:13:35 - Dragon Eggs01:20:05 - Valyrian Steels01:29:38 - Mummer's DragonsWE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for Andy.@stevemay13 for Steve.This month Streaming Things i...
2022-10-241h 36Streaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastThe House of the Dragon Episode 9: The Green CouncilChris, Andy, and Steve sit down to catch episode 9 of House of the Dragon -- The Green Council.Steve is our hero.WE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for Andy.@stevemay13 for Steve.This month Streaming Things is brought to you by...Chester Copperpot, Jade, Jillian MorganAaron...
2022-10-181h 11Streaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastThe Rings of Power Episode 8: AlloyedChris and Andy sit down to catch episode 8 of The Lord of the Rings | The Rings of Power - Alloyed!They miss Steve real bad.WE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for Andy.@stevemay13 for Steve.This month Streaming Things is brought to you by...Chester Copperpot, Jade, Jillian Morgan
2022-10-151h 18Streaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastThe House of the Dragon Episode 8: The Lord of the TidesChris, Andy, and Steve sit down to catch episode 8 of The House of the Dragon - The Lord of the Tides!Time Codes00:04:06 - Overall Thoughts00:11:08 - Episode Recap01:18:05 - Dragon Eggs01:23:28 - Valyrian Steels01:37:19 - Mummer's DragonsWE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for Andy.@stevemay13 for Steve.This month S...
2022-10-101h 43Streaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastThe Rings of Power Episode 7: The EyeChris, Andy, and Steve sit down to catch episode 7 of The Lord of the Rings | The Rings of Power - The Eye!Time Codes00:02:31 - Overall Thoughts00:09:19 - Episode Recap01:03:25 - Second Breakfast (Easter Eggs)01:08:20 - Old Toby (Favorite Moments)01:18:43 - One Performance to Rule Them All (Favorite performance)WE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris....
2022-10-081h 25Streaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastThe House of the Dragon Episode 7: DriftmarkChris, Andy, and Steve sit down to catch episode 7 of The House of the Dragon - Driftmark!Time Codes00:03:24 - Overall Thoughts00:10:41 - Episode Recap01:18:23 - Dragon Eggs01:24:49 - Valyrian Steels01:31:57 - Mummer's DragonsWE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for Andy.@stevemay13 for Steve.This month Streaming Things is brought t...
2022-10-031h 40Streaming Things - A Stranger Things PodcastThe Rings of Power Episode 6: UdûnChris and Steve sit down to catch episode 6 of The Lord of the Rings | The Rings of Power - Udûn!Time Codes00:07:17 - Overall Thoughts00:12:40 - Episode Recap01:22:09 - Second Breakfast (Easter Eggs)01:25:54 - Old Toby (Favorite Moments)01:32:40 - One Performance to Rule Them All (Favorite performance)WE HAVE A PATREON!WE HAVE MERCH!Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.comFollow us all on Twitter!@StreamThingPod for the show.@moviesRtherapy for Chris.@andymostdays for A...
2022-10-011h 41
The Lookout Guy w/Michael D Tobin Spotify Audio/V-CastALIVE! Mothers Day Ladies Night New INDIE Music! 050822You can share this with Mom and she can download and listen wherever she may be! And happy Mom's Day to my Mom who is in Heaven! The Lookout Guy podcast I'll be featuring new music from An Vedi, Tracy Bickford and Amanda Foote and special guest Imran Ahmed
Welcome to my podcast The Lookout Guy! I lost count been a long time at least a year and a half for my Russian friend An Vedi. Also 2 more, my Florida friend Tracy Bickford, who it has been about a half year already I have included some brilliant Indie...
2022-05-2340 min