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Season #2 Episode #7: Just Renisha Today

Talking with Advocate and activist Renisha about causes that she is passionate about.

This podcast is going to open discussions about the LGBT community as well as women’s rights. We will talk about pop culture, current event as well as other weekly topics that affect all communities. We will celebrate women and the LGBT community in a way that opens the doors of communication between people who may not otherwise be placed at a table to see that we are all more alike than we are different. In order for any of us to succeed, we must all be open to and respect each other.

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Season #2 Episode #6: Sophia L. Chue

We sat down and talked with Sophia L. Chue, Executive Director of the CCSC (Caribbean Community Service Center), about her work and her perspective about the world around us.

This podcast is going to open discussions about the LGBT community as well as women’s rights. We will talk about pop culture, current event as well as other weekly topics that affect all communities. We will celebrate women and the LGBT community in a way that opens the doors of communication between people who may not otherwise be placed at a table to see that we are all more alike than we are different. In order for any of us to succeed, we must all be open to and respect each other.

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Season #2, Episode #5: Who is Dani Woods?

We all know Corporal Dani Woods as the LGBTQ liaison for the Detroit Police Department but who is sh as a person? Join us for a candid conversation as we learn about the woman behind the uniform.

This podcast is going to open discussions about the LGBT community as well as women’s rights. We will talk about pop culture, current event as well as other weekly topics that affect all communities. We will celebrate women and the LGBT community in a way that opens the doors of communication between people who may not otherwise be placed at a table to see that we are all more alike than we are different. In order for any of us to succeed, we must all be open to and respect each other.

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Season #2, Episode #4: Kathie Griffin-Futch

We sat down with Kathie Griffin-Futch to learn about her role at the CLQ and a very candid conversation about who she is as a woman and activist.

This podcast is going to open discussions about the LGBT community as well as women’s rights. We will talk about pop culture, current event as well as other weekly topics that affect all communities. We will celebrate women and the LGBT community in a way that opens the doors of communication between people who may not otherwise be placed at a table to see that we are all more alike than we are different. In order for any of us to succeed, we must all be open to and respect each other.

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Season #2 Episode #3: After The Election

The hosts sit down to discuss the election and what they hope to see in the future.

This podcast is going to open discussions about the LGBT community as well as women’s rights. We will talk about pop culture, current event as well as other weekly topics that affect all communities. We will celebrate women and the LGBT community in a way that opens the doors of communication between people who may not otherwise be placed at a table to see that we are all more alike than we are different. In order for any of us to succeed, we must all be open to and respect each other.

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Season #2 Episode #2: Miz Korona is in the Building!

On this show we will be talking with Detroit's own Miz Korona about her latest project "The Korona Virus". We will learn about the epic project as the artist shares her experiences in creating and manifesting the project.

This podcast is going to open discussions about the LGBT community as well as women’s rights. We will talk about pop culture, current event as well as other weekly topics that affect all communities. We will celebrate women and the LGBT community in a way that opens the doors of communication between people who may not otherwise be placed at a table to see that we are all more alike than we are different. In order for any of us to succeed we must all be open to and respect each other.