59 episodes
Human Stories with Jill Hazard Rowe The Pod Mill
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- Society & Culture
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4.6, 59 Ratings
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Host Jill Hazard Rowe goes in depth with some of today's most inspiring and touching LGBTQ stories. There is something here for everyone to learn as we come together to celebrate our shared humanity.
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Human Stories: Anna Empey
Anna Empey shares her beautiful coming out journey and love story with Jill this week! You won't want to miss Anna's perspective on learning to accept herself, listening to other people, and recognizing happiness.
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Human Stories: Cami Richardson
Listen in to hear Jill interview a new friend, Cami Rishardson! Hear about Cami's incredible life and her experience as a trans individual.
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Human Stories: Adam Olsen
Meet Adam Olsen! This week Jill has a conversation with Adam about his coming out journey. Hear how Adam learned to embrace learning about himself and his advice for young members of the LGBTQ+ community.
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Human Stories: Daniel Carter
This week Jill has a conversation with Daniel Carter, a musician and composer, well-known for his work in music for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Dan shares his coming out journey and all that he has learned during both the most difficult and most joyful moments of his life.
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Human Stories: Natalie Armstrong
Join Jill as she has a conversation with Natalie Armstrong, co-host of The Ambisextrous Apostate Podcast. Hear Natalie's coming out journey as well as Jill and Natalie's thoughts on how to educate and empathize with people of different beliefs.
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Human Stories: Tekulvē Jackson-Vann and Melissa Malcolm King
Listen in as Jill has a conversation with two of her friends, Tekulvē and Melissa about their experience as Black members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Their humor will brighten your day as they dive deep into all of the ways that they would like to see church leadership and members acknowledge and dismantle racism.
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Customer Reviews
We need more podcasts like this.
I appreciated and loved this safe space that Jill has created for individuals and families to share their stories. Jill offers powerful insight and has a way to bring the messages shared by her guests all together to those of hope, love, and peace.
Good
I found this to be a good listen, only heard the first episode but so far I think I’ll be listening to many more. Glad I found it!
We can talk about hard things
I love the “ realness” in Jills interviews .
I enjoy her podcasts because of the kind, sincere way she asks the questions.
The interviews sound more like friends visiting than the people being interrogated.
Her podcasts seem to deal with subjects that all of us could benefit by learning more about.
Thank you for talking about hard things.
—Sherri Poulson
