70. QUEER - A Word of Invitation and Expansive Possibility with Cassidy Hall - Part 1

Are you interested in engaging with the word queer differently and understanding how queerness promotes well-being? “You're about to listen to an episode discussing queerness, queer life, and queer expressions. In this episode, I share my experience of being queer in my sexuality and in the ways my queerness has opened me up to my true self...my weirdness, strangeness, and all the possibilities within me. My words and my story do not speak for every queer life or experience. They only speak for my own, and it is my hope that by listening to this episode, we all might engage with the word queer differently, that it might become a word of invitation, and that we might embrace it as a place of infinite possibility of wild hope and expansive becoming. My queer experience as someone who identifies as queer in sexuality and in life is one in which I hope invites ALL of us into the ways in which queer can be an invitation into transgressive action which opposes societal norms. An invitation to living in a place beyond binaries and in that liminal space of possibility and an invitation into how queerness doesn't only live in sexuality.” - Cassidy Hall Happy listening, friends. Enjoy the conversation. JOINED BY: Kerry Connelly Rev Anne Garner Support the show

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70. QUEER - A Word of Invitation and Expansive Possibility with Cassidy Hall - Part 1 is an episode from Desert Voices: Critical Thinking to Promote Well-Being by Shaleen Kendrick.

This episode is 50:07 long.

This episode was published on Nov 30, 2022.

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