31 episodes
The Gay Podcast for Everyone Angela Briones
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5.0 • 13 Ratings
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Formerly They Can't All be Betty, this is now simply: The Gay Podcast for Everyone™: the LBGTQ+ community, our families, and our allies!
In this podcast, I'll chat with people whose supportive conversations are helping to keep the closet door open, and we'll talk about how we can normalize conversations within our family dynamics. It's possible to choose unconditional love even if you don't understand the journey. Let's talk about. Because awkward conversations are better than none at all.
Monthly podcast. New episodes the first (1st) of every month.
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30. Steve Silverman, host of World Gone Good Podcast
Steve Silverman is the host of the World Gone Good podcast, where he talks to everyday people about how they’re making the world a little better and finding the good in it.
Steve is on the podcast today to share his coming out story and his journey with his family.
On this episode, Steve shares:
How having a sibling who is also gay (and came out before him) created a challenge for his own coming outHow he considered pretending to be straight because he didn’t want to disappoint his parentsHow his parents had different reactions to each of their kids coming out and how, over time, they were able to repair communicationIn addition to his podcast, Steve is an award-winning writer/producer/director and has just written his first novel, Drown Town: A Dog Walking Detectives Mystery: Book One..
Follow World Gone Good on Instagram and find the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.
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29. Two Gay Grandpas Travel (Grandpa Scott and Grandpa Bobby) are life (and travel) goals!
Grandpa Scott and Grandpa Bobby (Two Gay Grandpas Travel) did not set out to be YouTube sensations. But in December of 2023, thanks to a shout-out from a social media influencer, Scott and Bobby's YouTube travel channel took off!
Their YouTube channel (Two Gay Grandpas Travel) now has 98,000 subscribers (and counting) and chronicles their many travel adventures. From hiking to cruises, the grandpas share personal, heartfelt videos in hopes of sharing their love for travel.
Now, people from all over the world affectionately call them "Grandpas."
Together 45 years, with two kids and six grandchildren, Grandpa Scott and Grandpa Bobby have given thousands of people gay role models to look up to and have shown everyone that age is just a number. As Grandpa Scott says, if your health allows, "get out there and travel!"
From their coming out story to filling us in on their next adventure, listen in as Scott and Bobby discuss their newfound role as everyone's honorary (gay) grandpas.
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28. Charly Stoever (aka Traveler Charly) of Millionaire Unicorn podcast talks about top surgery, chosen family and personal and financial independence.
Charly Stoever (he/they, aka Traveler Charly, ) is a non-binary latinx money coach, speaker, and host of the Unicorn Millionaire Podcast.
On a recent post on their Instagram, Charly wrote about everything they wish they had known before getting top surgery and aligning with their true self. The post was honest and inspirational, and I asked them to join me for an episode to talk about it.
From going to the hospital alone and not having the support of their family to carving out personal and financial independence, Charly shares some of the lessons they've learned along the way.
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27. Why a supportive family makes all the difference, with Surviving podcast host, David Keck
David's family told him these words: we cannot fully love you if we don't know all of you.
Talk about unconditional love.
Today's guest, David Keck (host of Surviving podcast), quite literally came out with the help of his family. Just as he was grappling with his religion and his sexuality, yet going through the motions of life (girlfriends, breakups, etc), his family sat him down and talked to him about the importance of accepting himself rather than trying to be someone he wasn't.
David also experienced a life-altering moment when he was the victim of a hate crime.
Significant moments, to say the least.
In this episode, we talk about how his relationship with God has been challenged over the years and how, from day one, his family helped him love and accept himself.
David reminds us of the importance of a strong foundation of family and friends or friends who are family.
Please subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss an episode! Share this podcast with someone you think might find value from it, and please leave a rating and review on Apple podcasts! New episodes every month (with some bonuses in between).
Find the podcast on Instagram: @thegaypodcast_foreveryone
mentioned in this episode:
Episode 4, Just a Different Journey (with guest, Louise Lynch)Watch Us Thrive podcast (Host, Lianne Torres). Episode 103. Surviving a Hate Crime, featuring David Keck. -
26. Solo episode: Awkward Conversations. Stronger Connections.
Welcome back to a new season of the podcast!
Awkward Conversations. Stronger Connections. That's the vibe for this episode and this podcast season because, sometimes, good things come from uncomfortable conversations!
When I came out to my family, it wasn't an easy conversation. But it definitely built a stronger connection. And, over time, it allowed us to recognize the similarities in relationships, in general.
As I get older, though, I've discovered that there are more uncomfortable topics to come out about (like MARRIAGE). Why am I uncomfortable with this topic? Why does the thought of proposing feel so awkward? Will my parents be as happy for me as they were for my (straight) sibling? Am I just freaking out for nothing?
This episode is a solo episode where I dive into the awkward topics, hoping to build a stronger connection!
Please subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss an episode!
Share this podcast with someone you think might find value from it, and please leave a rating and review on Apple podcasts! New episodes every month (with some bonuses in between).
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25. Dr. Jen Towns, author of Our Deepest Roots: Navigating Past Trauma to Build Healthier Queer Relationships
In her book, Our Deepest Roots: Navigating Past Trauma to Build Healthier Queer Relationships, Dr. Jen Towns (aka Your Queer Therapist) discusses the intersection of trauma and relationships in the queer community.
In this episode (season 2 finale), we chat about:
how our experiences shape our sense of safety and affect how we handle situations (like holding our partners' hands in public). how our past experiences directly affect our interpersonal relationshipshow to acknowledge our trauma(s) and better communicate it to our partners
Jen is an awesome example for our community and provides an amazing resource with her book. Get a copy of Our Deepest Rootson Amazon.
Follow Dr. Jen Towns on Instagram at @your.queer.therapist
Customer Reviews
The gay podcast for all of us!
Angie is a great interviewer and is able to get her guests to participate in meaningful conversations. For those of us who love the queer folks in our lives, and for queer folks themselves, this podcast is an opportunity to talk about the joy of having a gay child, about the beauty of queer romance, about hopes and pain, dreams and love.
Thanks to Angie for giving space to LGBTQ+ folks and their families. The more we listen to the LGBTQ+ community, the better we we can celebrate their existence.
Great Perspectives!
Angela‘s natural curiosity and openness leads her to invite interesting guests to learn about their different perspectives and experiences with the LGBTQA community.
Great podcast!
Angela puts her whole heart into this podcast. She is helping listeners to learn and grow. I am the mom of a trans daughter, and I so appreciate the work Angela is doing!