Be The Glitter ✨ 🌈 Podcast
Welcome to Be the Glitter, where we LGBTQIA+ talk tough topics with giggles and leave inspiration that sticks.I’m Wa’am, and I amplify misunderstood voices to change minds and save lives.Subscribe to hear true stories that challenge assumptions, celebrate authenticity, and…
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Be the Glitter: 13 ✨ Trans, Thriving, and Taking Up SpaceTrans, Thriving, and Taking Up Space | Addison Radcliff (opens the original)
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"I was just existing." That's how Addison Radcliff describes childhood — before the world started handing her labels she never asked for. In this episode of Be the Glitter, host Laura Paisley Beck sits down with Addison Radcliff — Dane County realtor, board member for Advocates for Transgender Equality, and a woman who's been navigating the world as her authentic self since third grade. Addison opens up about realizing her identity before she had the words for it, the complicated relationship wi
Be the Glitter: 12 ✨ Rising Out of Deep Dark Space - Trans Guest Interviews Queer Host, Wa’am (opens the original)
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🎙️ Be the Glitter: Kammie Flips the Script and Interviews ME In this special role-reversal episode, my guest Kamryn Fraser decided she wasn't going to let me get away with just asking the questions this time. She turns the mic around and interviews me — so you get to hear a lot more about my own story than usual, including the dark place that led me to OPEN Foundation, why safe spaces matter so much to me personally, and what it really means to be an ally. 💫 KEY TOPICS: Why safe spaces matter —
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