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.
Rooted in bisexual and Bi+ communities and shaped by storytelling from global communities of color, Embracing All of Me is a living portrait of belonging—an invitation into the tools, stories, and cultural spaces that illuminate the fullness of our identities. Each episode features embodied voices, artistic expressions, and truth-telling conversations that explore what it really takes to bash binaries, resist erasure, and push past the limits others.
Hosted by Ross Victory, an award-winning multidisciplinary author, poet, music artist, and creative entrepreneur from Los Angeles, Ca.
In this bonus solo episode, Ross Victory examines why people choose interpretations of God that harm instead of heal. Using the viral Yolanda Adams clip as a springboard, Ross breaks down the forces behind fear-based theology—scarcity, control, inherited doctrine, community pressure, and the need for moral cover. Through history, psychology, and spiritual honesty, he exposes how interpretation becomes a mirror: fear, power, or liberation. This episode invites listeners to confront not what the Bible says, but why they choose the version of God they follow.
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