This podcast is one of my absolute favorites for so many reasons. I love hearing people’s different stories about being in a body, Asher’s questions, observations, care and curiosity, how it leads me to self-inquiry, how it sheds light on societal norms and those creating a different norm for themselves and so much more. It has helped me to grapple with tough questions, exist in a body with chronic illness, embrace being queer, affirmed and contributed to the way I support others and kept me company when I am in a flare up. So much praise and gratitude for this podcast! Ps. I wasn’t super into the theme song in the beginning but it has really really grown on me and now I love it 💕

Martin Buber said all real living is meeting. There’s a lot of living in these podcasts.

LITQB is my favorite podcast! This show is important work, and I’m grateful for what Asher and all the contributors bring to it. LITQB has inspired me in my own creativity of what being a therapist can be (as a queer person and therapist in training). I love learning about each guest and I have always finished an episode having more knowledge, feeling creative and inspired, and feeling more comfortable in this queer body. <3

I love Lana Rod. Thanks for interviewing him ! He is a beacon in the haze of the apocalypse ! It would have been more enjoyable to listen to HIM talk with out all the fake “mmmm” “awwww” “mmhmm!” interjections from the host Peppered throughout his talking segments. -Or in general in any of the episodes. It’s really distracting, sounds fake and is annoying

Thank you for the interview with Lama Rod Owens! Listening to it was really joyful and profound.

So great: I’m so glad this exists. I adore it

I love this podcast! The only thing I would change is the “theme song”.

Thank you so much Asher! Trans woman from Philly here, doing similar work. You are an inspiration. Peace to your continued service. Your podcast is essential to the queer community. So needed. So long overdue. <3 Jenn

I am so grateful for this show in all its radical vulnerability. Extremely important show drawing light towards the diversity of what it means to identify as a queer body.

As a young enby ;) this show has been great for learning. Asher asks such gently provocative questions to inspire compelling and nuanced conversations. This show has definitely exposed me to a broader and deeper range of perspectives & experiences. Listening feels like a connection to possibility in myself and others. Thank you!!

I’m queer, non-binary trans, chronically ill, a recovering heroin addict, and someone with PTSD. This podcast covers so many topics that are incredibly helpful to me, and would be worth listening to for anyone else who is queer, trans, and/or disabled. Definitely recommend!

Thank you Asher for sharing this beautiful podcast. I learn something new from each guest. The entire concept of considering how a person has related to their body throughout their lifetime is brilliant and so helpful <3

This podcast has been so helpful for me in navigating my own relationship with my body as it has changed through the years. I got in a car accident and have struggled with the emotional aspects of having chronic pain. The diverse voices ground me and bring me perspective when I am feeling at my worst. Thank you for sharing.

I started with episode 6 and the conversation about the journey being a practitioner with chronic illness & centering disability justice was so validating and beautiful. Thank you!

Creating space for necessary and empowering conversations. Thank you, Asher!

Thoughtful, engaged and so needed! Queer folk of all stripes will benefit from listening.

This is the queer podcast I'd been waiting for! A mix of embodied practice, curiosity, and telling stories about what it means to be queer/human/living in this world. Asher has such a gentle presence that is easy to listen to. Such cozy, meaningful conversations.

Wonderful to hear queer folks speak on living in a body. Thank you!

Discovered this podcast thru Marlee Grace and absolutely love and look forward to every week. The host is VERY THOUGHTFUL. I’m a “stay at home mom” with a tiny newborn baby living far from my Michigan roots ((and queer community)) in Texas. this podcast brings me comfort and fills me with knowledge and inspiration. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Asher is a thoughtful and compassionate host and I am so grateful this podcast exists.

Asher is a thoughtful and intuitive host, exploring the ideas of being embodied when the body identifies as queer. Great potential for this podcast is evident...I look forward to future episodes. Plus, I love Regina (wolfmedicinemagic) and highly recommend attending any Breathwork class by Regina if you get the chance.