Eliza Campbell (she/her)
In this episode, we interview Eliza Campbell. She talks about growing up in a liberal Mormon household, believing that Jesus is an extremely radical figure, and how difficult it can be to step away from the church.
Eliza Campbell is a writer and activist living in Queens, New York. She served a Mormon mission in Bulgaria and graduated from BYU, and is enthusiastic about liberation, poetry, and gas station cuisine.
Sadi Rogers (she/her)
In this episode, we interview Sadi Rogers. Some things we talk about include:
The realities of “leadership roulette” on how church discipline is carried out for queer individuals
Being in a mixed-orientation marriage and then going through a divorce
Marrying her now wife and figuring out where she now fits in the church
Sadi is a queer woman currently living in Southern California. She was raised LDS and is a wife, mother, substitute teacher, and EMT. She has 3 kids and a really awesome wife. When she’s not spending time with family or working she likes being outdoors, playing sports, or scrolling TikTok. Her love languages are taking naps and tacos. She believes that diversity is God’s gift to us to become more Christlike and hopes that sharing her story will inspire others to share their stories too.
Maddison Tenney (she/her)
In this episode, we interview Maddison Tenney. Some topics we cover include:
-How disability advocacy, queer advocacy, and all types of advocacy for the marginalized interconnect
-How the RaYnbow Collective came to be and the things they’ve accomplished
-The pushback the RaYnbow Collective received and how they dealt with it
Maddison Tenney is a Queer Latter-Day Saint, artist and activist. She is the executive director of the RaYnbow Collective, an off-campus non-profit for LGBTQ+ students at BYU. She is also a staff member at Equality Utah. Maddi grew up in Oregon and Utah and is currently finishing her degree in English Literature with minors in Art and Global Women’s Studies. You can connect with her on Instagram @maddi_10e.
Andrés Larios Brown (they/he/elle)
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 and my pronouns are she/they. Colette: Today, we are interviewing Andrés Brown and we’re so excited for this conversation, but before we jump […]
Chloe Agyin (they/them)
Kate: Hello, and welcome to Called to Queer, where we hold space for the queer Mormon women, genderqueer and intersex experiences. I’m Kate at my pronouns are she/they. Colette: And I’m Colette and my pronouns are she/her Kate: Today, we’re talking with Chloe Agyin, and we’re so excited about this conversation. But before we jump […]
Chelsea Gibbs (she/her)
Kate: Hello, and welcome to Called to Queer, where we hold space for the queer Mormon women, genderqueer and intersex 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 talking with Chelsea Gibbs, and we’re so excited to have this conversation, but before we […]