HeyJaredEmbracing All of Me
For people who live between labels and refuse to disappear there.Embracing All of Me is a podcast rooted in bi+ and bisexual experience and shaped by storytelling from global communities of color, a container for intimate stories of identity, desire, and becoming.
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Binary Bashers Vol. 2: Latinidad - The Life and Defiance of Juan Gabriel (opens the original)
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Binary Bashers Vol. 2: Latinidad opens Latinx Heritage Month 2026 with Juan Gabriel, the Mexican music icon who made a career out of refusing easy categories. Born Alberto Aguilera Valadez, Juan Gabriel traveled from Ciudad Juárez clubs and “No Tengo Dinero” to the Palacio de Bellas Artes, crossing ranchera, bolero, pop, gender expectations, and the line between popular culture and artistic prestige. Through songs like “Amor Eterno,” he created a musical language for grief, love, defiance, and b
Binary Bashers Vol. 2: Latinidad (opens the original)
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BINARY BASHERS: LATINIDAD The Hidden Bi+ and Queer History of Black and Brown Latin America For Latinx Heritage Month 2026, Binary Bashers returns with its second volume: Latinidad, tracing bi-coded and queer-coded lives across the Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking Americas, from Mexico to Brazil, and confronting the seven countries where the archive went silent by design. This volume follows the same rigorous, evidence-based bi-coded framework introduced in Volume 1, our Black History Month 2026
S3. E43: Figgy Baby on Queer Mexican Identity, Fearless Rap, Ancestral Reckoning, and Creating Bangers for the End of the World (opens the original)
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In this episode of Embracing All of Me, host Ross sits down with Figgy Baby , Neighborhood rap star. Global Spice Boi, themself, the internationally touring rapper, writer, performer, and self-described creator of “the soundtrack for the end of the world.” Figgy’s work moves between protest and pleasure, grief and bangers, Mexican identity and mixed-race ambiguity, gender play and cultural memory. Ross and Figgy chat about AI and artist exploitation, growing up in L.A., police encounters, ancest
Come Sit With Us: For Anyone Who's Multiple Things at Once (opens the original)
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Ever felt like different versions of you show up in different rooms? Too much for one crowd, not quite enough for another? In this solo episode, Ross explores what it means to live as something layered and hard to categorize, and why bisexuality (as a lens) is just one of many ways to embrace being a contradictory, unfinished work in progress. If you've ever felt like you always find yourself sitting alone at a lunch table, this is your invitation to pull up a chair.
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