Ramón has a conversation with two prominent Tucson community leaders, Dante Celeiro of Fluxx Productions and AJ Tiedeman of Southern Arizona Gender Alliance. They talk about queerness, gender identity, and what those can look like during the holiday season during COVID-19.  You can find Dante Celeiro and Fluxx Productions at: Website: Fluxxproductions.org Facebook: Fluxx Productions Instagram: fluxxproductions Twitter: YouRFluxx Email: [email protected] Phone: 520-304-2155 You can find AJ Tiedeman and SAGA Tucson at: Website: SAGATucson.org Instagram: saga_tucson Facebook: Southern Arizona Gender Alliance Email: [email protected] Phone: 520-345-4128

In this episode, Ramon, Denee, and Julian talk about the election, what it means for our communities, and what we think will happen/need to happen going forward.  PS, we love you, Koua!

Ramón (They/Them) "sits down" with Jesus (He/Him), an incoming graduate student at the University of Arizona and new resident of Tucson, to talk about how he is dealing with COVID-19, graduate school expectations, and how he's coping/surviving during this time.

Ramón (They/Them) "sits down" with Fredian (She/Her), a student at the University of Arizona, to talk about how she is dealing with COVID-19, social uprisings, and how she's coping/surviving during this time.

After an unexpected hiatus, Ramón, Denée, Julian, and Koua try out their first socially distant episode and talk about COVID-19, social uprisings, and how they're coping/surviving during this time.  

In this episode, Denée and Julian sit down to have a conversation about religion and masculinity and how it has affected masculinity in black and indigenous communities. 

In this episode, our guest host Sunday Hamilton got to sit down with special guests Richie Reseda and Taina Vargas-Edmond from the documentary "Feminist on Cellblock Y". They talk about their experience with the documentary and their important work as community organizers. 

In this episode, Joshua sits down with Dr. Derrais Carter, a professor in the Gender and Women's Studies department at the University of Arizona, to have a in-depth conversation about Blackness and how it shows up for folx in academia and their lives.  

A very special episode to wrap-up the season! Huge thank you to the entire team and all of the listeners that make this all possible. New season coming early 2020!

In this episode, Koua and Julian reflect on the work being done in the NASA and APASA cultural resource centers at the University of Arizona, and talk a little bit about what masculinity looks like in those spaces.