Nathan OUTloud

Nathan Treanor
Nathan OUTloud

Nathan OUTloud, hosted by Nathan Treanor, is a collection of coming out stories and conversations on LGBTQ+ politics and current events. Additionally, some episodes spotlight LGBTQ+ musicians, authors, or other cultural icons. Come OUT | Be OUT | Live OUTloud

  1. EPISODE 1

    Church & Politics

    Religion and politics are two topics that we are told that we should avoid discussing, but in this episode of Nathan OUTloud I am facing them both head-on. The Season Two premiere of Nathan OUTloud comes about eight years since the last episode was released. I set aside the light and cheery tone of previous episodes to discuss the real issues being faced by the LGBTQ+ community at the hands of organized religion and the Republican Party. I share my experience of alienation and gaslighting from growing up in a Mormon and Republican family. Links to articles and movies that I mention in the episode: “The Mormon Church Is Gaslighting the LGBTQ+ Community” by Kat Kellermeyer: https://www.out.com/commentary/2019/9/19/mormon-church-gaslighting-lgbtq-community “11 Warning Signs of Gaslighting” by Stephanie A. Sarkis Ph.D.: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/here-there-and-everywhere/201701/11-warning-signs-gaslighting For the Bible Tells Me So: http://www.forthebibletellsmeso.org/indexc.htm For They Know Not What They Do: https://www.fortheyknow.org Thank you for listening! If you have any feedback, would like to share your story, or just want to say hello! Email me at comments@nathanoutloud.com, or call the Nathan OUTloud listener line at (802) 32-BE-OUT. Follow me on twitter @nathanoutloud and on Facebook at facebook.com/nathanoutloudfans. Please be sure to subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts. Come OUT | Be OUT | Live OUTloud

    19 min
  2. EPISODE 3

    Author of M to (WT)F Samantha Allen

    Author Samantha Allen joins Nathan OUTloud to discuss her new Audible Original titled, M to (WT)F: Twenty-Six of the Funniest Moments from My Transgender Journey, as well as her books Real Queer America: LGBT Stories from Red States and Love & Estrogen. A GLAAD Award-winning journalist, Samantha’s work has been published by The New York Times, CNN, Rolling Stone, and more. She has a Ph.D. in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from Emory University and received the Kinsey Institute’s 2013 John Money Fellowship for Scholars of Sexology. Samantha lives in Washington State with her wife and their hairless cat Zuma. When not working on her next book, Samantha co-hosts the You Should See The Other Guy podcast and writes a newsletter called Get Lost. You can learn more about Samantha’s work on her website, www.samanthaleighallen.com. With just 10 days left until the end of the US Election season, if you have not yet voted, be sure to come up with a plan right away by going to vote.org. Between early voting, absentee or mail-in voting, and safe options to vote on November 3rd, there is no excuse not to participate and make sure your voice is heard. If you have any feedback, would like to share your story, or just want to say hello! Email me at comments@nathanoutloud.com, or call the Nathan OUTloud listener line at (802) 32-Be-Out. Follow me on twitter @nathanoutloud and on Facebook at facebook.com/nathanoutloudfans, and on Instagram @nathan.outloud. Please be sure to subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts. Come OUT, Be OUT, Live OUTloud

    45 min
  3. SEASON 2 TRAILER

    Relaunching Nathan OUTloud

    Nathan OUTloud originally launched in 2009 and over the course of three years, I released 15 episodes. And now, Nathan OUTloud is coming back and season two will be launching soon. When I first started the show, my intention was to provide a forum for members of the LGBTQ+ community and our allies to tell our stories. Our stories are incredibly important for two reasons. First, growing up as a gay kid in a Mormon family in Utah, I didn’t hear or see stories that resembled my experience. I knew that I was different than the other kids, I just didn’t know how or why. That isolation and uncertainty caused a lot of pain and loneliness. If by doing Nathan OUTloud, there is even one person who hears a story that they can relate to and it makes them feel less different or alone, Nathan OUTloud will achieve the purpose that led me to start the show. Secondly, I wanted our stories to reach those who might not know a member of the LGBTQ+ community personally, or at least don’t know that they know someone who is a member of our community, as well as those who have bigoted, homophobic, or transphobic views or beliefs. I hope that our stories might touch their hearts and hopefully change their minds. It is undeniable that people who have personal relationships with somebody who is LGBTQ+, are more accepting, loving, and likely to become allies of our community. In addition to telling our stories, I wanted to challenge listeners to get involved in moving our community forward, whether that be through political action and activism, or by feeling more comfortable to share their story and to live authentically and visibly as a member of the LGBTQ+ family, including our allies. Finally, as a huge fan of music and the arts, I wanted to provide an opportunity for LGBTQ+ authors, artists, and musicians to share their talents and for listeners to be introduced to music, books, or films by members of our community. We all know that visibility and representation in all forms of media has a lasting positive impact on the lives of all LGBTQ+ people. I hope you will join me for Season 2 of Nathan OUTloud, by subscribing to the show on your favorite podcast platform and by following the show on twitter @nathanoutloud and on Facebook at facebook.com/nathanoutloudfans. If you would like to share your story, have a show idea, or if you are a musician and would like to have a song featured on an episode of Nathan OUTloud, call or text the Nathan OUTloud listener line at (802) 32-Be-Out, that is (802) 322-3688, you can also email comments@nathanoutloud.com, or send me a message on social media. Thank you so much for listening and until next time, remember, Come OUT, Be OUT, Live OUTloud.

    3 min

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Nathan OUTloud, hosted by Nathan Treanor, is a collection of coming out stories and conversations on LGBTQ+ politics and current events. Additionally, some episodes spotlight LGBTQ+ musicians, authors, or other cultural icons. Come OUT | Be OUT | Live OUTloud

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