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Kelly Marshall tackles the complexities of gay dating as a transmasculine individual in “Very Low to Zero.”Follow Kelly:https://www.instagram.com/spectrumwellnessatx/https://www.spectrumwellnessaustin...

17 Huhti 202024min

Arielle Sokoll-Ward finds a powerful and unapologetic self-love by way of grief in “Metanoia.”"I told him to strip to his boxers. I sat him in his chair, blindfolded him, and tied his arms behind his ...

3 Huhti 202019min

In "New Me. Who Dis?" Nikki DaVaughn shares how she's changed and lessons learned since dating women: "One minute I was gearing up the nerve to ask her if she’d give me another chance to prove that I ...

20 Maalis 202023min

In a life that has been done, undone and redone more than once, Jami Shofner postulates “Is it Done Yet?”"I’ve been working on putting together a 5-year-plan for over 50 years, but every time I try to...

6 Maalis 202025min

M. Burger returns to the stage with the story “That Time of the Month,” about dealing with the consequences of situations that often go unplanned. M. Burger is a writer and director. Her last film, Pr...

21 Helmi 202020min

In light of the #metoo movement, Robert Arjet calls out men to take action: "The first response that is required of us, is simple. Two words: listen and believe. Because this is not a women’s problem....

7 Helmi 202022min

Chola Magnolia's piece "Stand Femme" speaks to femmephobia and femme invisibility within the queer community and how it spreads to society and vice versa. “Femme” is a lesbian identity that was create...

17 Tammi 202024min

Journalist, wedding and funeral officiant, rancher, domestic abuse survivor, and avid knitter Spike Gillespie digs deep into a relationship dynamic in her piece "How Do I Look?"Learn more about BedPos...

10 Tammi 202026min