Ableism, Intersectionality, and Growing Up Mute with Max Tang
Max Tang is a queer Chinese American writer, speaker, and digital educator on self-love and trauma recovery for folks with intersectional identities. As a survivor of spiritual abuse, religious homophobia, ableism, and more, Max's eyes were first opened to the importance of intersectional trauma re…
067 - Thrive After Religion with Curiosity
Brian Peck here with a bonus episode of the Life After God podcast. Max Tang and I recently hosted a webinar where we explored how curiosity can help you thrive after religion. I'm excited to share that conversation with you today.Several years after leaving the church I grew up in, I discovered t…
Bi Any Means Podcast #143: Going Godless with Max Tang
My guest for today is Max Tang. They were born and raised in a Chinese American Baptist church where they were taught that they must decrease while Christ must increase. After a four-year long process of deconstructing their faith in high school and a painful coming out process, Max is just now giv…
“Love makes a family, but DNA makes a person.”
In this episode, licensed social worker and founder of Beyond the Cradle Consulting Max Tang shares their experience as a donor-conceived person and their advocacy work to improve outcomes for donor-conceived people, donors, & parents. Max, a biracial, egg donor-conceived person from a monoracial C…
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