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Anya and I talk about being a settler accomplice in illegally occupied Hawai’i, living in a multi-racial, multi-generational home, intersectionality and the problems with eco-colonialism, the safety concerns and fears that we experience as we come out, and the ways we take back our sensuality to liberate ourselves and protect our resources. There is explicit language and discussions about sex in this episode, so beware of listening with a little one.

In this episode, Nathan and I spend some time talking about growing up in Northern San Diego County in Catholic Latinx households. We also talk about sexual trauma, healing through exploration, patience, and pleasure, as well as nature and joy! *trigger warning* sexual violence is discussed briefly around minute 35 (not in detail), as well as healing through pleasure and sex. Some explicit language is used throughout the episode.

In this episode, Juan and I discuss indigeneity, as he shared what it was like growing up Ipai, (San Pasqual band of Kumeyaay Indians). We also talk about gender and sexuality, and the language around queerness and differently abled bodies.

In this episode, Lorena and I dive into bisexual identity and struggles, interracial relationships, same sex parenthood, the complexities of intersectionality and the differences between nationality, ethnicity, race and language as it relates to immigration and colorism.

Christa and I dive into the complexities of growing up in a biracial home, the effects of growing up without knowing part of yourself, and working through some of the childhood trauma that comes from a challenging family life *trigger warning*

Wing and I discuss assimilation as young immigrants, parental expectations, interracial relationships and the current unrest in Hong Kong. If you want to contact or discuss any of the topics with Wing- hop over to our Instagram page and connect with her there.