My Queer Family Javier E. Lopez

Today we’ll be talking to Reverend David Parry. David will share with us his experience as a Queer pastor. Coming out to his family, finding his calling and living through the AIDS epidemic.

David’s approach to life is one to envy  with his incredible and assertive sense of humour.

Hope you enjoy watching or listening to this episode as much as I enjoyed recording it.

I've met Gabriel a while ago online a while recruiting for individuals who were Poly or were living some form of this lifestyle as part of a video project I was working on. In this episode, Gabriel shares his experience navigating Polyamory, coming out to friends, introducing new partners, families and more. I invite you to listen, embrace and take in what it means for him to love more than one person, to break taboos and to be yourself. After all, it's the most difficult thing you'll ever do.

In this episode we will be talking to Nicole, Fabian and Christian, they are a Polyamorous family and will be sharing with us their experiences and how they navigate their story which often times is a taboo within our society, going from coming out to friends and family, all  the way to spreading happiness and acceptance all over social media.

Today we will be talking to Mikey James. Mikey is a pop singer and Queer icon. He will be sharing with us his own experiences and thoughts about Gay weddings, how he navigated this moment and what he learned from it. We will be discussing some real intimates and raw topics such as internalised homophobia and how this takes a toll on our mental health. Also what you can do about to overcome these deep and person struggles that sometimes take the best of us.

In this episode, we’ll be talking to Ben Pechey. Ben is a non-binary writer, content creator, and LGBTQ+ Activist. They aim to uplift and educate through media. They run their own website, are the host of The Happy Place podcast, and deliver education & laughter daily via their legendary Instagram Stories.

I wanted to showcase the odd and quirky, celebrate you, honour you and let you know that it’s ok to be you, it’s ok to be different.

In the words of Miss Leigh Ding “Life is too f*cking hard” already and we cannot go through it hating each other only because we are different or don’t understand, but instead be kind to each other regardless of how you present yourself.

Love you all! ❤️♥️💜💙💛💚