Probably Nonbinary? | Episode 318

This week, we're talking about the untimely death of Hayden Panettiere, the arrest of My Sister’s Room co-owner Jen-Chase Daniels, and a police officer accused of using surveillance technology to stalk her ex. Plus, we circle back to a listener’s transition journey in Am I A Bad Queer?, tackle your relationship dilemmas, and get into our latest Bad Queer Opinions: being too lazy to be nonbinary and why queer people need to stop being so sensitive about competition.

Shoutouts:

Kris: The Rhythm of Raine at Dawn: A Black Sapphic Romance - by Aricka Alexander. It follows dancer Raine Williams, whose viral choreography video for R&B star Dawn Anderson leads to an unexpected professional collaboration and romance. Follow them on IG @tayandfriendsuniverse

Shana: Sapphic Ja - A grassroots organization dedicated to creating spaces and opportunities for women, nonbinary and trans folks of color. They also collaborate on lots of events. Check them out at @sapphicja on IG

Episode notes:
1:07 - Queer Urban Dictionary
3:32 - Category is: Hayden Panettiere untimely passing at 36
9:15 - Category is: My Sister’s Room co-owner arrested after noise complaint
13:05 - Category is: Flocking your ex
19:48 - 2027 WNBA All-Star location announced
23:19 - Am I A Bad Queer?
46:04 - Bad Queer Opinions
1:00:41 - Shoutouts

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