If men can’t listen to...

If men can't listen to women, maybe they can listen to a man listening to a new friend talk about snow sculpture, activism, Hallmark movies, indigenous world views and displacement, MEETING KERMIT THE FROG (OMG OMG OMG), the role art plays in defining one's spirit, and so much more! You can find Heather at www.linktr.ee/Friedliarts and both of us this weekend at the No Kings day protest on June 14 in Saint Paul, MN.

If men can't listen to women, maybe they can listen to a man having a conversation with one of the women that inspired him to do a podcast! Maggie is the founder of Every Women is Worthy, an organization that strives to build a world where all women are valued. We talk about her organization, protecting women's rights globally, building a better world, what women find attractive (hint, it's not being a jerk), what bodily autonomy means, if tradition is malleable, and so much more! Find Maggie and her organization at: www.everywomanisworthy.com Instagram - www.instagram.com/everywomanisworthy Instagram - www.instagram.com/maggiewinzeler Youtube - www.youtube.com/@EveryWomansWorthy

If Men Can’t Listen to women, maybe they can listen to a man having a conversation with Jennifer Oborne Crolly, a settler who has found the joy of ‘existing’ as a Healer, and shares thoughts on the relief and healing available for men and our Masculine-centered world by embracing Feminine ways of being… 7-11 Slurpees, dueling measurement systems, the superiority of Canadian fast food, and much, much more. Jen can be reached online at https://www.instagram.com/jenocbodytalk/ www.energeticexplorations.com    

If men can't listen to women, maybe they can listen to a man having a conversation with someone who can summon birds to land on her hands. From the guest: My name is Florence and I am an artist, naturalist, early childhood educator, and a typical polyamorous Seattlite.  In this episode my ADHD and I talk about how biology affects my worldview, how much I hate strip malls, and how I want to be treated as a persona and not just a woman. From the host: Surprise guest appearances by my cat and the omnipresent whirring of my 3D printer (my apologies!). The lecture mentioned in the episode, Eve's Byte of the Apple - Sandi Toksvig https://youtu.be/UG6Ier4UC_8?si=OtRLI8woiyhRllwb

If men can't listen to women, maybe they can listen to a man listening to someone on their journey to becoming openly the authentic woman they have always been.  I talk with Eve about music, transitioning, emancipating one's true self from societal demands, music, the selfishness of trans-panic, acts of persistence and mantra; squeezing lemons, and also music!  So much so that there's a companion playlist for this episode at: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4vMqzYS2sszuKfslzP2Lgo?si=2be67ec4b0134f6f Links discussed in the episode: https://www.instagram.com/transequalitynow/ https://www.instagram.com/aclu_nationwide/ https://www.instagram.com/humanrightscampaign/ https://www.instagram.com/pointofprideorg/ https://www.instagram.com/plannedparenthood/ https://www.instagram.com/ppglobe/ https://www.instagram.com/trans_week/ https://www.amazon.com/Candy-Darling-Dreamer-Icon-Superstar/dp/1250371740