Copyslut

Copyslut

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.

Check out the music 

Spotify
Apple Music

Check out the zine

Don't Hate My Heels: A Confrontation with Whorephobia in which the Whores Win

Follow Copyslut 

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram: @copyslutband
Youtube
Copyslut Website

Davida Breier

Elizabeth interviews Davida Breier, author of the new book Sinkhole.

Davida will be at  Park Books Severna Park, MD on June 2, 2022.

Visit Davida's website at www.davidabreier.com

Buy Sinkhole at Bookshop.org or wherever books are sold. Support your independent book store.

Bi Survivors Network

Elizabeth and Mick speak with Lois Shearing of the Bi Survivors Network.

Bi Survivors Network on . . .
Twitter: @networkbi
Facebook: @bisurvivorsnetwork
LGBT Consortium
Email Bi Survivors Network 

                 

Bi+ Health Awareness Month

Elizabeth interviews Gabrielle Blonder of the Bisexual Resource Center about Bi+ Health Awareness Month 2022.

More information:

Bi+ Health Awareness Month 2022

Bisexual Resource Center

BRC on Social Media:

Instagram: @bisexualresourcecenter

Facebook: Bisexual Resource Center

Twitter: @brc_central

Meetup: Bi Community Activities

Maxfield Sparrow of AANE

Elizabeth and Ames interview Maxfield Sparrow, a peer support group facilitator for AANE. Max runs gender identity support groups for autistic adults.

Max is also a co-founder and former co-facilitator of The Colorado Trans Autistic Peer Support Group.

AANE (The Asperger/Autism Network) - One of the oldest organizations established to serve the needs of people with the "Asperger/autism profile." AANE offers a wide range of supports, events, and services for individuals and families. AANE values autistic voices, accessibility, and inclusion.

Neuroqueer: An Introduction

Dr. Nick Walker is one of the three folx who independently-yet-simultaneously coined the term "neuroqueer" and joined forces to bring the idea of neuroqueering forward. Her essay, "Neuroqueer: An Introduction" is the best starting point for exploring these ideas.