bi+plus: Recent Episodes
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Amy, Jack, and Elizabeth talk about issues facing Bi+ Youth with Noël Schutz of the Bisexual Resource Center.
Resources
From the BRC
Bi+ Youth
Caring for Bi+ Homeless Youth
From the Trevor Project
How to Support Bisexual Youth
Accepting Adults Reduce Suicide
Other resources
Sexual Health Risks and Protective Resources in Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Heterosexual Homeless Youth
LGBT Identification in U.S. Ticks Up to 7.1%
Elizabeth and Mick sit down with River McMican of the Bisexual Resource Center to talk about Bi+ Health Awareness Month 2023.
Elizabeth speaks with Kylie Madhav of SAGE about the National Resource Center on LGBTQ+ Aging.
Elizabeth and Mick interview activist and horror, sci-fi, and African Surrealism writer, Sumiko Saulson.
Some of Sumiko Saulson's work:
In TroubleHappiness and Other Diseases
The Rat King
Within Me Without Me
It Came from the Closet
Elizabeth interviews horror writer, Ruth Anna Evans, about her collection No One Can Help You: Tales of Lost Children and Other Nightmares.
Elizabeth and Mick sit down with Juice, the creator of the Mspec Wiki
Mspec Wiki: https://mspec.miraheze.org/
Mspec Wiki Official Discord Server: https://discord.gg/fXZwbB9Ewn
Juice on instagram: https://instagram.com/juice.tex
Elizabeth interviews Gabrielle Blonder of the Bisexual Resource Center about Bi+ Health Awareness Month 2022.
Elizabeth and Ames interview Maxfield Sparrow, a peer support group facilitator for AANE. Max runs gender identity support groups for autistic adults.
Mick chats with Jesse Gardner of the University of Kansas Center for Sexuality and Gender Diversity.
Elizabeth speaks with Sheela Lambert, Director of the Bi Writers Association and the Bisexual Book Awards. Sheela shares a special announcement.
Elizabeth and Mick speak with ecosexual love expert, Dr. Serena Gaia (Dr. Serena Anderlini-D'Onofrio).
Elizabeth and Mick speak with Ennis Rook Bashe, author of A Scheme of Sorcery.
Ennis at Ninestar Press
Ennis on Twitter
Ennis on Facebook
Elizabeth and Mick talk with Jen Winston about her memoir Greedy: Notes from a Bisexual Who Wants Too Much.Jen Winston on Instagram & Twitter: @jenerous
website: https://www.greedy-bisexual.com/
The Bi Monthly on Substack: https://thebimonthly.substack.com/
Ames and new co-host Jack interview Isis Asare, founder and owner of Sistah Scifi, a bookstore focusing on Black and Indigenous women science fiction authors.
Visit SistahScifi.com to purchase books, Sistah Scifi Merch, check out events, and more.
Elizabeth and Mick chat with Zoe Whittall, author of the upcoming book, "The Spectacular".
Elizabeth talks with Raffy Aquino and Fire Sia of the advocacy group, Side B Philippines.
Connect with Side B Philippines on
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn
Follow Fire Sia's book, The Scent of Flowers on Facebook
Elizabeth chats with fellow bi+plus hosts and authors Amy & Mick about their upcoming works.
Elizabeth speaks with bisexual and trans activist, Verity Ritchie about their work on Youtube and their new book, Hugged: A Queer Autobiographical Romance.
Elizabeth & Mick host Hari Ziyad, author of the newly released book, Black Boy out of Time.hariziyad.com
Elizabeth and Amy host the Bisexual Resource Center's Alexandra Bolles andNoël Schutz about Bisexual Health Month.
Mick and Elizabeth speak with Indigenous author and activist Se-ah-dom Edmo, Executive Director of the MRG Foundation, winner of the Potlatch Foundation's 2020 Spirit of Reciprocity Award.
Elizabeth and Mick interview Saria Omer, Director of Masjid al-Rabia, a Muslim LGBTQIA+ affirming mosque in Downtown Chicago.
Amy and Elizabeth discuss World AIDS Day with Kia Darling-Hammond of the National Black Justice Coalition.
National Black Justice Coalition
Download the NBJC World AIDS Day Toolkit
CDC World AIDS Day Resources
NBJC on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: @nbjconthemove
Elizabeth and Amy interview Mike Curato, author of the new graphic novel, Flamer.mikecurato.com
Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 (TALK)
The Trevor Project
Amy and Elizabeth interview author Kathleen Jowitt, about her new release, The Real World.Kathleen's website: https://kathleenjowitt.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KathleenJowitt
Instagram: https://instagram.com/KathleenJowitt
Facebook: https://facebook.com/KathleenJowitt
Purchase The Real World https://kathleenjowitt.com/the-real-world/
Amy and Mick chat with author, A. Zukowski about their latest book, Blue Jay.Blue Jay: getbook.at/bluejay
Author page: http://www.beatentrackpublishing.com/?n1=authors&id=117
Twitter: @saszazukowski - https://twitter.com/saszazukowski
Blog: http://azukowskiblog.wordpress.com
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/16509569.A_Zukowski
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aleksander.zukowski.353
Amy and Elizabeth sit down with Debbie McGowan, author of of Distractions, book 3 of the Gray Fisher series, and owner of Beaten Track Publishing.
Elizabeth and Amy speak with Lamonte D. Valentine, author of the book, Rising,book one of the Coven of Zora series.
Elizabeth interviews Julianna Brudek, the director of the newly released documentary, Disarm Hate.
Elizabeth sits down with David Johns, Executive Director of the National Black Justice Coalition.
Elizabeth and Amy talk to Ruby Walker, author of Advice I Ignored, Stories and Wisdom from a Formerly Depressed Teen.
Elizabeth sits down with Pelayo Alvarez and Melissa Weisz from the queer faith podcast, The Forbidden Apple.
Elizabeth and Amy speak with author, E. Latimer about her new book, Witches of Ash & Ruin.
Elizabeth interviews Verity Ritchie, Lan Aidan and Ada Černoša of the Slovanian queer, feminist collective, Društvo Kvartir.
Elizabeth and Amy sit down with Elle Beau, Writer, Life Coach, and Shamanic Practitioner.
Elizabeth and Mick interview Reuben "Tihi" Hayslett, author of Dark Corners, a Kirkus Reviews Indie Book of the Year.
Elizabeth & Mick speak with Author Kellie Doherty about her book, Sunkissed Feathers & Severed Ties, Part 1 of the Broken Chronicle Series.
Elizabeth interviews Meg Elison, author of The Book of Flora, part three of The Road to Nowheretrilogy.
Elizabeth and Amy speak with Kai Hazelwood, founder of Good Troublemakers, a group of "artist-agitators" based in Los Angeles.
Elizabeth and Becca interview Copyslut about their music, sex work, and the zine Don't Hate My Heels: A Confrontation with Whorephobia in which the Whores Win.
Elizabeth speaks with Tiffany Desiree, Author of Nature, Sex, and Culture: A Tree of Discombobulated Thoughts
Buy Nature Sex and Culture
Tiffany Desiree's Website INFJ - The Outgoing Introvert Group on Facebook