Alice Abrams (she/her)
In this episode, we interview Alice Abrams. We talk about realizing she was bi after she was married and had a baby (and the process of telling her husband and coming out publicly), how her art and queerness have intertwined, and getting into printmaking.
M. Alice Abrams (Pritchett) is an illustrator and printmaker specializing in linoleum block print located in Vancouver, Washington. Her art work reflects her religious convictions and insights, as well as her insights and feelings about parenthood. Her goal is to create simple yet poignant artwork that makes people feel loved, seen, and welcomed in the gospel of Jesus Christ. Alice recently came out as Bi-sexual and Bi-romantic on her Instagram account, and shares some of her experiences with coming out to her community of friends online. When she isn’t busy carving or painting, she is trying to keep up with her lively daughters and dog with her husband.
Sami Simpson (she/her)
Colette: Hello, and welcome to Called to Queer, where we hold space for the queer Mormon women, genderqueer and intersex experiences. I’m Colette and my pronouns are she/her. Kate: And I’m Kate at my pronouns are she/they. Colette: Today, we’re interviewing Sami Simpson and we’re so excited for this conversation. But before we jump into […]
Dr. Lacey Bagley (she/her)
Colette: [00:00:00] Hello, and welcome to Called to Queer, where we hold space for the queer Mormon woman, genderqueer and intersex experiences. I’m Colette and my pronouns are she/her. Kate: And I’m Kate, and my pronouns are she/they, Colette: Today, we’re interviewing Dr. Lacey Bagley and we’re so excited for this conversation. But before we […]
Channing Parker
In this episode, we interview Channing Parker. Channing is podcaster, writer, and yoga instructor. She has a breadth of background knowledge focused on feminist theology, embodiment, women’s mysteries, ancient religions and spirituality, and mysticism. Channing grew up LDS, but has experienced many faith transitions which has softened dogma into fervent and abiding love. She has been a practicing witch for four years and counting, and is deeply committed to serving her community through her radical authenticity, vulnerability, and desire to leave the world better than she found it. You can connect with Channing through her work on The Faithful Feminists podcast or celebrate queer witch joy with her at @channingbparker on Instagram.
Some things Channing talks about in this episode includes:
-Discovering her sexuality recently, as a bi woman in a mixed-orientation marriage
-The intersection of patriarchy and queerness
-Discovering witchcraft and feminism around the same time and how she practices both of those
Blaire Ostler
Kate: Hello and welcome to Called to Queer, where we hold space for the queer Mormon women, nonbinary, and trans experiences. I’m Kate and my pronouns are she/they. Colette: And I’m Colette and my pronouns are she/her. Kate: Today, we’re discussing with Blaire Ostler and we’re so excited to have her here today. So excited […]