As you consider taking time to honor our veterans today in a moment of silence or watching a parade, consider listening the stories of two veterans, one gay and one bisexual, from the Mandrake Society Radio podcast series. Robaire Watson served in the Navy and you can hear his story here. Nate served [...]
Posts under ‘bisexuality’
Podcast: Interview with Matt Goodman of DFW BI-NET
Podcast: Play in new window
Today, I’m speaking with Matt Goodman, who is the President of the North Texas Bisexual Network better known as DFW Bi-NET. Matt also serves on the board of the parent group, BI Net USA, and is working as development chair with The National Conference on LGBT equality, creating change which will be held in Dallas [...]
Celebrate Bisexuality Day
An often overlooked part of our LGBT family, September 23 is Bisexuality Day. Consider your bisexual friends in the discussions of equality and community.
I’ve posted an article at Examiner.com about a special program for you to consider attending that’s happening on this Sunday, September 27, with the Dallas/Ft. Worth Bi community. Click here [...]
Podcast: Interview with DFW Bi-Net member.
Podcast: Play in new window
Today, I’m speaking with Nate, a member of local social/support group, DFW Bi-Net. Nate recounts being raised his grandparents in Georgia, life in the U.S. Army during, and always being aware of his bisexuality. We discuss why he feels there’s such strong prejudice against bisexual people in the LGBT community, as well as [...]
Podcast: Gays and God-more Mandrake Society Radio stories
Podcast: Play in new window
Continuing our birthday celebration, today’s show is a small collection of stories shared on the podcast on individual journey with God as LGBT people. After hearing the snippets here, feel free to go back and listen to the interviews dealing with Judaism to Christianity to Shamanism and more, I believe it’s important for B/black [...]
Podcast: Conjuring Black Funk – Part 2
Podcast: Play in new window
Today is the second part of my discussion with sociologist, sexologist, and shaman, Dr. Herukhuti about his book, Conjuring Black Funk–Notes on Culture, Sexuality, and Spirituality Vol. 1. Part two picks up with a review of the “HIV Industrial Complex” (discussed in part one of the interview and in the book). We also talk [...]
Podcast–Conjuring Black Funk-A Discussion with Dr. Herukhuti pt.1
Podcast: Play in new window
While I’m preparing for the African-American LGBT writer’s festival,Fire and Ink III, in Austin this October (and you should be, too), I wanted to make sure I speak with more authors who will be there.
Today, sociologist, sexologist, and author Herukhuti (full name, Aih Djehuti Herukhuti Khepara Ra Temu Seti Amen) joins me in a two-part [...]
Book Review: Conjuring Black Funk
Few books are willing to take African-American/B/black people on the spiritual/sexual journey that this book does. Written by sociologist/anthropologist and author, Dr. Herukhuti (Aih Djehuti Herukhuti Khepera Ra Temu Seti Amen), Conjuring Black Funk is a collection of essays, interviews, and poetry that beckons the reader to celebrate the raw, physical presence of Spirit [...]
