The logo of the Interchangeable White Ladies Podcast. Two figures dressed almost identically-one in a black skirt and brown sweater, one in black pants and a brown sweater and they are holding their arms up and toasting each other with coffee cups held in the air. Neither of these figures have faces. Their glasses hang in space as if they are invisible or interchangeable.

Your Ancestors are in your Business

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I was so excited to be back for a second time on the Interchangeable White Ladies Podcast where we talked about sexuality, relationships, identity, and what it actually means to know yourself. We discuss my passion for supporting LGBTQ+ individuals and families, exploring identity, acceptance, stigma, parenting, and the pressures queer communities navigate that others may not fully understand. We consider how race and culture shape conversations about sexuality, the conversations society needs to have more honestly, and why understanding ourselves means looking beyond the individual to the families and systems that shape us. We had an amazing conversation.

One of the best parts for me was hearing Hope and Anne report back on the homework I gave them last episode to notice what bring them pleasure beyond the sexual. Check out the episode here or look for the Interchangeable White Ladies Podcast, Episode #243 anywhere you get your podcasts.

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