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@the_real_kristienicole from @scwbmedia said the quiet part out loud: we don't need to get rid of our baggage - we need to build with it. Tag someone who needs this reminder today. #OutLoudAndLaughing #SheComesWithBaggage #QueerCreators #LGBTQLeadership #BuiltNotBorrowed

In this episode, Kirstie Nicole shares her journey from content creator to media entrepreneur, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, and building community. She discusses her work with She Comes with Baggage Media and the Amastara friendship app, highlighting how embracing baggage and identity can foster genuine connections and leadership. • Kirstie Nicole's journey from content creator to media entrepreneur • The importance of authenticity and vulnerability in leadership • How her media company amplifies diverse and queer stories • The creation and impact of the Amastara friendship app • The role of baggage and identity in personal and professional growth • Building community through storytelling and shared experiences • The significance of representation and diversity in media • Balancing work, mental health, and personal life as a leader YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@OutLoudAndLaughing?sub_confirmation=1 Chapters 00:00 …

In this episode, Kirstie Nicole shares her journey from content creator to media entrepreneur, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, and building community. She discusses her work with She Comes with Baggage Media and the Amastara friendship app, highlighting how embracing baggage and identity can foster genuine connections and leadership. Kirstie Nicole's journey from content creator to media entrepreneur The importance of authenticity and vulnerability in leadership How her media company amplifies diverse and queer stories The creation and impact of the Amastara friendship app The role of baggage and identity in personal and professional growth Building community through storytelling and shared experiences The significance of representation and diversity in media Balancing work, mental health, and personal life as a leader YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@OutLoudAndLaughing?sub_confirmation=1 Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Kirstie Nicole and her wor…

"We're just normal people" — a heartfelt talk with Alexander Stefanini from @arrivetherapy. We dive into identity, resilience, and everyday self-care from members of the trans community. Ready to listen and learn? #TransRights #SelfCare #ArriveTherapy

#GayCruise #GayBurningMan - with @joseph.lucido #Cruising #BurningMan

Laughing through #therapy with Alexander Stefanini from @arrivetherapy ✨ self care matters. #TransRights #SelfCare #ArriveTherapy

#GayCruise is like a week a #FireIsland but with no limited - with @joseph.lucido

Capturing #Pride in Berlin with @joseph.lucido 🌈 #WorldPride

Google product strategist by day, jet-setting creator by night, Joseph Lucido is living the kind of double life most people only daydream about. But behind the glossy travel photos and iconic party stories is a sharper question: how do you build a life that is ambitious, visible, and still actually yours? (instagram.com/joseph.lucido) Joseph opens up about balancing nearly eight years at Google with more than a decade as a content creator, and why he stopped trying to maintain a perfectly curated persona online. He shares how his social media evolved from college-athlete followings and modeling gigs into a more honest, more fun version of himself - one that reflects his real life instead of an edited fantasy. We break down the realities of building a personal brand while working a demanding corporate job, including the discipline it takes to make time for creativity, the boundaries that matter when your life is your content, and why today’s audiences reward people who are hot, fun…

Google product strategist by day, jet-setting creator by night, Joseph Lucido is living the kind of double life most people only daydream about. But behind the glossy travel photos and iconic party stories is a sharper question: how do you build a life that is ambitious, visible, and still actually yours? (instagram.com/joseph.lucido) Joseph opens up about balancing nearly eight years at Google with more than a decade as a content creator, and why he stopped trying to maintain a perfectly curated persona online. He shares how his social media evolved from college-athlete followings and modeling gigs into a more honest, more fun version of himself - one that reflects his real life instead of an edited fantasy. We break down the realities of building a personal brand while working a demanding corporate job, including the discipline it takes to make time for creativity, the boundaries that matter when your life is your content, and why today’s audiences reward people who are hot, funny…

The journey from bully to friend with @theyasminbenoit #GayJoy #GayCommunity

Celebrating joy and #trans identity with Alexander Stefanini from @arrivetherapy ✨ Thought-provoking, empathetic, and empowering. #TransRights #SelfCare #ArriveTherapy

A conversation around gender with Alexander Stefanini from @arrivetherapy ✨ Insightful, compassionate, and empowering. #TransRights #SelfCare #ArriveTherapy

Trans and queer people are being asked to survive a hostile climate while still finding a way to heal, transition, and stay whole. Licensed therapist and Arrive Therapy founder Alexander Stefanini shares what actually helps: sanctuary, community, laughter, and care that meets people where they are (ArriveTherapy.com (http://ArriveTherapy.com) ) This conversation goes far beyond headlines and rhetoric. Alexander opens up about building a practice rooted in safety for trans, non-binary, and LGBTQ+ clients, and why an intentional space matters from the very first phone call to the waiting room to the therapy room itself. He also shares how his own life as a trans parent, adopted child, and former kid raised in a religious missionary family shaped the way he thinks about belonging, resilience, and care. • Why Arrive Therapy was created as more than a clinic and more like a community center • How political fear and media narratives are showing up in real people’s mental health •…

Trans and queer people are being asked to survive a hostile climate while still finding a way to heal, transition, and stay whole. Licensed therapist and Arrive Therapy founder Alexander Stefanini shares what actually helps: sanctuary, community, laughter, and care that meets people where they are (ArriveTherapy.com) This conversation goes far beyond headlines and rhetoric. Alexander opens up about building a practice rooted in safety for trans, non-binary, and LGBTQ+ clients, and why an intentional space matters from the very first phone call to the waiting room to the therapy room itself. He also shares how his own life as a trans parent, adopted child, and former kid raised in a religious missionary family shaped the way he thinks about belonging, resilience, and care. Why Arrive Therapy was created as more than a clinic and more like a community center How political fear and media narratives are showing up in real people’s mental health The myths about trans identity that keep g…

The unexpected journey into the adult industry with @zane.kazan #OutLoudAndLaughing #Gay

The accidental journey into activism with @theyasminbenoit #GayJoy #GayCommunity

How long it takes to film adult movies with @zane.kazan #OutLoudAndLaughing #Gay

Protecting Kids in Gymnastics to avoid trauma with @andrewchupp on @OutLoudAndLaughing #AndrewChupp #Gymnastics #GaySports

This is what #asexual looks like with @theyasminbenoit #GayJoy #GayCommunity

Most people assume the fashion and modeling worlds are rooted purely in sexuality and male gaze—Yasmin Benoit challenges that with her radical authenticity and activism. As the first openly asexual grand marshal at NYC Pride and a trailblazing figure in alternative fashion, she turns societal expectations upside down, revealing how visibility can be a powerful act of liberation. But what happens when a space built on hypersexualization is navigated by someone who simply doesn’t see sex or desire the same way? In this episode, Yasmin shares her raw journey from an unpopular, heavy metal-loving kid in England to an international model and fierce activist transforming perceptions of identity and representation. She discusses how her choice to attend an all-girl school was a protective instinct, fueling her understanding of her own boundaries even before she knew the labels. We break down the misconceptions about asexuality—how it’s often misunderstood, stereotyped, and ultimately erase…

Most people assume the fashion and modeling worlds are rooted purely in sexuality and male gaze—Yasmin Benoit challenges that with her radical authenticity and activism. As the first openly asexual grand marshal at NYC Pride and a trailblazing figure in alternative fashion, she turns societal expectations upside down, revealing how visibility can be a powerful act of liberation. But what happens when a space built on hypersexualization is navigated by someone who simply doesn’t see sex or desire the same way? In this episode, Yasmin shares her raw journey from an unpopular, heavy metal-loving kid in England to an international model and fierce activist transforming perceptions of identity and representation. She discusses how her choice to attend an all-girl school was a protective instinct, fueling her understanding of her own boundaries even before she knew the labels. We break down the misconceptions about asexuality—how it’s often misunderstood, stereotyped, and ultimately erased…

From home body to flight attendant with @whoisseanmac - #airlinetravel #airline

@conordevoe and his type of man! #DisneyCruise #Puppets #Muppets #GayCruise