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.
For people who live between labels and worlds and refuse to disappear there.
Embracing All of Me (EAoM) tells intimate stories of identity, desire, creativity, and becoming, rooted in bi+, fluid, and bisexual experience and shaped by global communities of color.
Through conversations with storytellers, artists, writers, advocates, and cultural workers, host Ross Victory explores life “in between”: resisting erasure, bashing binaries, widening belonging, and inviting anyone pursuing wholeness to navigate complexity with honesty.
A two-time 2026 Communicator Award-winning platform.
Binary Bashers Vol. 2: Latinidad opens Latinx Heritage Month 2026 with Juan Gabriel, the Mexican music icon who made a career out of refusing easy categories.
Born Alberto Aguilera Valadez, Juan Gabriel traveled from Ciudad Juárez clubs and “No Tengo Dinero” to the Palacio de Bellas Artes, crossing ranchera, bolero, pop, gender expectations, and the line between popular culture and artistic prestige. Through songs like “Amor Eterno,” he created a musical language for grief, love, defiance, and belonging that generations across Mexico and Latin America made their own.
This episode explores what Juan Gabriel’s life and legacy reveal about Latinidad, cultural gatekeeping, bi or queer possibility, and the freedom of being larger than any label.
Tune in all Latinx Heritage Month for new episodes.
If you notice any factual errors, please contact us at [email protected]. We are committed to accuracy and respect of the figures legacy and family and will issue corrections as needed. Binary Bashers is produced by Embracing All of Me, a storytelling and advocacy platform for the multi, the complex, and the in-between, uplifting bi+, queer, and BIPOC voices. For more, visit embracingallofme.org.
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