I was the guest this week on Voice of America’s long-running music show, Border Crossings.

If you missed it on-air, you can listen to the segment here:

I was the guest on this week’s episode of the Mentally Together Podcast with Cassidy Quinn, chatting about recovery and wellness and music and things.

Listen here if ya wanna. 💙

Watch on IGTV HERE:

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If you wanna take a beat from freaking out, I am the guest this week on the Hipsterocracy with Johnny Taylor podcast over on The Hard Times, chatting about music, addiction recovery, Old Portland, DotGay, PTM Foundation, Gucci and other stuff.

Give the show a spin HERE or wherever you get your podcast on, friends.

Taping an episode of the Hipsterocracy Podcast for The Hard Times today, chatting about all kinds of stuff.

(GG Monogram Canvas Hat, #GucciBoutique T-Shirt, Embroidered #GucciTennis Sneakers and GG Monogram Tracksuit by #AlessandroMichele for Gucci // #TiffanyHardwear Pearl Necklace with Sterling Silver Lock by Tiffany & Co.)

#GucciTheRitual

I spoke with Willamette Week about everything we’re up to with the DotGay launch this week. 🏳️‍🌈

Story and video interview out today HERE.

#YesHomo

I was the guest on ILoveGay Today chatting about DotGay and the launch of our new web series, “The Library”. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Check it out:

#GayIsGood

I’m the guest this week on Flawless Foundation’s Zoom series, talking about self-care and fashion in the time of quarantine and a bunch of other stuff! 🤘

Check out the full convo below:

‪I’ll be the guest this week on Satanic U.K. podcast Drinking With The Devil.‬

‪Subscribe to the show HERE and wherever else you listen to podcasts and listen to the episode below! ‬

‪HAIL SATAN. 😈

I’m the guest this week on the new episode of The Depression Files Podcast, out today on iTunes, Podbean, and at www.TheDepressionFiles.com 🎧

“With mental and behavioral health, I’m trying to break down those barriers and make it normal — and I figure it can also be fun and happy, right? Like…why stop at normal? Maybe we can all actually celebrate the joy of recovery, the joy of resilience, the joy of music, and the fact that our humanity is actually made up of all of these parts. There’s something to be celebrated in that.”