America has such a deep, dark history with race—something we still greatly struggle with—but what is it like for a country that is largely homogenous? Season Two co-host Tamara Coleman stars in our second episode to share her experience as a bl

And Still I Rise with PJ Johnnie Jr

Nov 12th, 2019 1h

The Typed Out podcast returns for its second season, and in this anniversary episode, I am joined by actor PJ Johnnie Jr, who shares his story of growing up a young, queer black man in the American South. From homelessness to graduate school an

A Different Way of Thinking with Eliud Sepulveda

Jul 30th, 2019 46m 15s

Science is all about using diverse methods to solve for any given problem, but what if the problem is a lack of diversity? Molecular biologist Eliud Sepulveda guests to chat about growing up gay in Puerto Rico, surviving the military during DAD

Woman In Charge with Rachael Foo

Jul 16th, 2019 39m 3s

Hosted by Yotpo, the Typed Out podcast goes LIVE! once again, and this time I am sitting down with special guest and investor at Stripes Group, Rachael Foo. In an effort to keep the conversation about Pride ongoing, Rachael shares what it was l

Stand Up To Hate - Live with RXR Realty

Jul 2nd, 2019 1h 25m

General crime statistics are down, but hate-fueled attacks are on the rise. More than ever, people are feeling emboldened to act on their intolerance and bigotry. But in a society that is trying so hard to progress, how do you stand up in the f

The Sound Of Pride with On The Quays

Jun 18th, 2019 30m 38s

As June continues, there are so many events marking the 50th year of Pride, but none are half as exciting as #HowAboutLove, an On The Quays concert dedicated to celebrating fifty years of divas. In this special release episode, OTQ company memb

Working In Love with Miz Chartreuse

Jun 11th, 2019 42m 15s

There are many relationships in our lives, and not all are with people. So, are you giving each relationship what it deserves? Astrologer and Headmistress of the Venus Academy, Miz Chartreuse, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to

Behind The Lines with Deborah Darling

May 28th, 2019 35m 49s

There is beauty in age, so why do we fear getting older? Model and ageless style protagonist, Deborah Darling, guests on this episode of the Typed Out podcast to chat about the stigma against the aging woman. Together we unpack the power of sil

In Other Words with Emily Gao

May 7th, 2019 40m 51s

What do you do when the narrative isn't typically written for you? You take matters—or words—into your own hands. Poet and host of Yellownin, Emily Gao, joins the the Typed Out podcast to talk about her experience as a first generation Chinese

The Stories We Tell with Nathan Manske

Apr 23rd, 2019 46m 16s

Storytelling can serve two purposes—to build empathy and let us know we are not alone—and it was exactly for these reasons why Nathan Manske founded his non-profit organization, I'm From Driftwood. Now, ten years later, Nathan guests on the Typ

Inherent Magic with Bill Masuku

Apr 9th, 2019 51m 16s

What if the things we suffered from manifested as a magical ability? Illustrator and first-time author, Bill Masuku, answers this question in his forthcoming novel, Misfortunism, where misery becomes real power. Bill joins the Typed Out podcast

Nevertheless She Insisted with Rebekah Frank & Jessy Caron

Apr 2nd, 2019 53m 40s

Ever been "mansplained" or talked over because of your gender or other pre-determined factor? In this special podcast-crossover episode, I am joined by Welcome To My Vagina co-hosts Rebekah Frank and Jessy Caron to discuss the various ways in w

In The Pursuit Of Passion with Rebecca Imaizumi

Mar 28th, 2019 48m 57s

Being raised under the influence of two cultures can be a difficult situation to navigate. For Rebecca Imaizumi, she had trouble finding a home in her native country of Japan because of her mother's American heritage—but then she found hip-hop,

The Learning Curve with Tiffany Danielle

Mar 19th, 2019 53m 24s

Is the education curriculum keeping up with the modern world? Have the history books and reading assignments expanded to include more diverse voices? Educator and high school English teacher Tiffany Danielle joins as this week's guest to discus

Writing Through The Past with Felice Cohen

Mar 12th, 2019 41m 28s

Felice Cohen was minding her own business when a stranger—claiming to be a medium—offered her a message from a lost flame. That fateful encounter spurred what is now her forthcoming memoir, Other Duties As Assigned. In this episode, Felice and

Bridging Worlds LIVE! Podcast with RXR Realty

Feb 28th, 2019 1h 4m

How can we connect two seemingly-disconnected worlds to generate better resources, accessibility, and understanding? Three NYC-based entrepreneurs share stories of shaping industry and community through diverse innovation. During our first-ever

Putting The AF In African with Néné Diané

Feb 26th, 2019 45m 18s

What happens when society overlooks your heritage and only sees your race? First generation Guinean American Néné Diané joins the conversation on Black History Month and details her account growing up between Maryland in the United States and M

Playing It Straight with David Robert Moore

Feb 24th, 2019 29m 54s

It's Hollywood's biggest night, and they are calling it the Queerest in Oscars history. But just how gay are the Academy Awards? In this special release episode, actor and writer David Robert Moore guests to talk why so many queer roles are pla

City Of Fate with Mikki Hommel

Feb 14th, 2019 25m 19s

What if you were in love with your best friend, and then he was in love with somebody else? Sometimes love doesn't always work out the way we want it to, but instead the way we need it to. In this special Valentine's Day episode, Mikki Hommel g

A Race Against Time with Spencer Jones

Feb 12th, 2019 46m 4s

Typed Out & HuffPost contributor Spencer Jones returns to continue the conversation about racism in America. Together, Spencer and I cover such topics as "reverse racism," racial preservation, and how your political views and affiliations do no

The Color Of Luck with Christina Mui

Feb 5th, 2019 30m 56s

It's the Year of the Earth Pig, but what does that mean? Here to offer some cultural insight into the Lunar New Year is Queer Cosmos co-founder and first-generation Chinese American, Christina Mui. Christina shares how the Chinese zodiac works,

My Kind Of Love with Tony Osso

Jan 31st, 2019 22m 39s

In this special release episode, I chat with filmmaker Tony Osso about The Devotion Project, a series of short documentary portraits highlighting long-term love in the LGBTQ+ community. Tony shares what inspired him to create the project, how h

In The Face Of Fear with Morit Summers

Jan 29th, 2019 37m 3s

You can't do it. You're not good enough. We all have that voice in our head, but how do we move past it? Celebrity trainer and Form Fitness founder, Morit Summers, joins me to talk about our greatest adversary—fear. In this deeply personal inte

The Only American Dream: A Tribute To Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Jan 21st, 2019 1h 8m

In honor of Martin Luther King Day, I am joined by fellow Typed Out contributors Spencer Jones and Jaz Imani to check in 56 years after his famous speech and see just how close we are to realizing Dr. King's dream. Together, we take an honest l

Man Under Fire with Winston Chiang

Jan 15th, 2019 48m 56s

Is the traditional image of the man under fire? In light of the recent publication by the APA, many would say yes. But just who is affected? In this episode of the Typed Out podcast, I speak with card-carrying straight guy and fellow writer, Wi