Queerdos

In the sequel, Jen talks about learning to practice Maya Spiritual Healing in Belize, self-transformation, using pendulums, the power of intention, and so much more.

Bekah talks a lot in this episode and then she cries.

Jen George is a woo woo intuitive wellness coach and energy worker. She practices Maya spiritual healing, energy clearings, massage, reiki and other smudgy, witchy things. 

In part one, Jen talks about her transition into her spiritual practices and beliefs, the time she threatened someone at a bar with a broken off beer bottle, and not having the answers to almost anything. She offers practices to help us with our intentions and helps Bekah to think about her life direction in a new way.

Scott Shoemaker is a comedic actor and singer. He is best known for his hilarious character, Ms. Pak-Man. He's also Buttry Brown's sidekick, Sida Gravy as well as many other characters in various shows.

Scott and Bekah chat about his life as a performer, mental illness, deprivation tanks, and the power of just doing things even though you're afraid. 

Max Otero Royer is a 16-year-old multimedia artist. He's an animator, musician, printmaker, painter and he draws. 

Max talks about his art, politics, the way he chooses to view the world, and being queer/trans.

Sarah Galvin reads her poem The Queen of my Castle.

Bekah chats with girlfriends, Mary Anne Carter and Sarah Galvin.

Mary Anne Carter is a printmaker and visual artist. She's inspired by fashion, positive ideas, and social change.

Sarah Galvin is a poet and creative non-fiction writer who is also inspired by fashion as well as visual art and conversation. 

In this episode, Mary Anne and Sarah discuss their art, lives, inspiration, queer femininity, pizza eating techniques and a bunch more. Also, we dig deep into a sex dream one of them had about Hillary Clinton. 

[Outro music: Fashion Killa by A$AP Rocky]

John Criscitello is a multimedia artist who is known for his street art in Seattle. In this episode, he and Bekah talk about gentrification, art, life and being queer. He also makes fun of my Minnesota accent. 

Artist Kerstin Graudins on why she loves and makes art about her very dear friend, Adé. Check out queedos.com for more pics of Adé's antics.

Adé is a model, actor, drag performer, singer/songwriter and a Seattle personality. In this episode, Adé talks about being black, queer and gender-fluid, and getting attacked for those reasons. S/he also talks about her past and current projects and tells a super funny story that I don't even want to write here as to not ruin any of it. 

Bonus Episode! John Criscitello talks about why he loves Clyde Petersen.