Embracing All of Me
Embracing All of Me
Podcast Description
Born in and in service to the bisexual+/bi+ community, Embracing All of Me is a limited podcast inspired by the book of the same name, for anyone on a journey toward deeper self-discovery—featuring identity-focused narratives, cultural insight, artistic expression, and embodied voices from around the world exploring what it means—and what it actually takes—to be ourselves in environments built on binaries, stigma, and erasure.
Hosted by Ross Victory, an award-winning author, poet, music artist, former English teacher, and entrepreneur.
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Content Themes
The podcast emphasizes themes of self-discovery, mental health, and artistic expression, with episodes exploring topics such as the mental health needs of bisexual communities of color and the power of identity-focused writing. Specific episode examples include insights from Dr. Tangela Roberts on advancing bi+ mental health and Aaron H. Aceves discussing the importance of representation in literature.
Born in the bisexual, pansexual, and fluid communities of Los Angeles, Embracing All of Me is a limited podcast series inspired by the book of the same name. Designed for those on a journey of self-discovery, the show features identity-centered narratives, embodied voices, cultural insights, and artistic expressions from around the world, exploring what it takes to exist and thrive in a world shaped by binaries and stigma.
Hosted by Ross Victory, award-winning author, poet, music artist, and creative entrepreneur, this podcast is both a statement and an invitation: to be and become.
What does it mean to carve out joy, liberation, and healing in a world that tries to write your story for you? In this week’s conversation, Dr. Danielle Samuel, proud Black Caribbean bisexual woman, licensed therapist, entrepreneur and President of the Los Angeles Bi+ Task Force — takes us from her teenage years in Grenada, and St. Lucia to her work as a professor, therapist, and advocate creating ripples of change across communities.
We talk about everything from navigating parental relationships while bi, biphobia in Black spaces to the pressure of leadership, from teenage rebellion to the deep work of self-preservation and joy. Danielle reminds us that representation matters, boundaries are sacred, and liberation begins with taking up space as our full selves.
Danielle has an important message for parents of queer kids that everyone needs to hear!
Learn more about Danielle and Joy and Liberation Therapy (California & Georgia) here:
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