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Sep 2, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    You Are Not Chasing a Feeling, You Are Building a Relationship: A Q&A on What Healthy Actually Looks Like (opens the original)

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    We spent this whole series naming what is toxic and building tools for what’s health. Now let's talk about what we are actually building toward. In the second Q&A closing out Queer Hearts Healthy Starts , Renae Johnson LPCC, ATR-BC (they/them) and Allison Smith LCSW (she/they) get into the question listeners kept asking in different forms: okay, but what does healthy actually feel like? They talk about why healthy relationships can feel boring at first and why that is actually the sign you have

  2. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Whose Shame Is It Anyway? A Q&A on Shame, Relationships, and Queer Life (opens the original)

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    It showed up in every single episode. In the conversations about toxic relationships, money, sex, community, and chosen family. Under all of it, the same thing: shame. In this Q&A episode closing out the Queer Hearts Healthy Starts series, Renae Johnson LPCC, ATR-BC (they/them) and Allison Smith LCSW (she/they) sit down to pull it all together. They get into what shame actually is clinically and how it is different from guilt, how to start noticing when shame is running the show versus when you

  3. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Built Without Us in Mind: Queering Your Relationship with Money with Patrick Armano-Amato (opens the original)

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    We have talked about relationships to ourselves, our families, community, sex, and romance. And we saved the most loaded topic for last: money. In this final full episode of Queer Hearts Healthy Starts: Breaking Toxic Relationship Patterns , Renae sits down with Patrick Armano-Amato, CRPC, AWMA, Financial Advisor with Merrill Lynch, for a conversation that is equal parts practical and deeply personal. Because for LGBTQ+ folks, money has never been just about money. They get into the history that

  4. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Sex, Shame, and Survival: A Conversation with Alex Garner (opens the original)

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    Thirty years of living with HIV. Twenty years of global queer advocacy. And a perspective on shame, sex, and survival that you are not going to hear anywhere else. In this episode of our series Queer Hearts Healthy Starts: Breaking Toxic Relationship Patterns , Renae sits down with Alex Garner (he/him), Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives and Communications at MPact Global, for a conversation that moves between the deeply personal and the unmistakably political. Because for Alex, those two

  5. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    Embodied and Unscripted: A Queer Conversation About Pleasure and Consent with Anna Mayer (opens the original)

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    You have done the work of figuring out who you are. But have you done the work of figuring out what you actually want? In this episode of Queer Hearts Healthy Starts , OSTC Clinical Director Kristen Crowe (they/them) sits down with queer somatic sex and relationship therapist Anna Mayer (she/her) to talk about what it really means to queer your sex life and your relationships. Not in the sense of following a new script, but in the sense of questioning every script you were handed and building so

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