Alejandro Zamora is a fine art photographer based in Los Angeles, who identifies as a heteroromantic bisexual. He joins the podcast to talk about his journey from a sexless relationship to sexual rediscovery. It’s a beautiful story with an incredible message about learning to say yes to yourself and the things that make you feel good. We chat about first times, “the sex talk,” and healthy communication with a sexual partner. Press play, you won’t regret it! Some of the resources from the podcast include: https://www.sexpositivelosangeles.org/  - Sex-Positive Los Angeles is a non-profit organization that creates educational and social experiences around positive sexuality, identity, lifestyle, consent, and body-positivity for adults. We provide a chance to explore, learn, and grow in a safe, welcoming, and consensual environment through consensual touch events, workshops and discussion groups This Article : Every successful relationship is successful for the same exact reasons — Quartz

Monica Villaruel is an LA Native, a public research scientist, and a bonafide badass. She works for the California Department of Public Health - focusing on the areas of maternal, child, and adolescent health. She joins the podcast to talk about self-development, therapy, and emotional hard-ons (tune in to find out what these are). We coined the term emotional hard-on, so you won’t find this kind of sexy talk anywhere else. Exclusively on This is EZ with Monica. Thank you for continuing to support the podcast. Just one note because I couldn’t remember the name of the website during the podcast, so I’m sharing . Mark Manson’s website is called Life Advice That Doesn’t Suck. You can check it out by visiting https://markmanson.net/. His material is excellent. You won’t regret it. I just finished taking his “Improving My Life” course. So good.

Erik is an aquarius. He’s left handed and color blind. He joins the podcast to tell his beautiful coming out story - a process that he refers to as finally “just being.” Erik’s Catholic upbringing in a Mexican household created a tumultuous journey to self discovery. He was prepared to hide his truth in order to avoid telling his parents, but life had other plans. Erik fell in love in his early thirties and could no longer hide his true self. Four powerful letters. An angry song. A man unchained and no longer willing to dilute himself for the comfort of others. Have a listen! If you or your family are experiencing difficulties during your coming out journey, here are some resources: https://www.cdc.gov/lgbthealth/youth-resources.htm Love and light. Thank you so much for listening.

Lorre Hamberry is a retired accountant who worked for the City of Pasadena for 30 years. She is a minister at her church working with the youth, she's a grandma, and she's a full-time caretaker for her mom. Her candor is refreshing as she talks about teen struggles, relationships, and the things she would say to her younger self. She's exactly the type of woman you want working in a ministry and she brought so much light and love to the podcast. Enjoy! 

Erika and Kim talk about their long, toxic relationships in their early twenties. Being young and in love isn’t easy, especially if you’re with the wrong person. Listen to what they did, how they learned, and what they know now.

Hello and welcome to the trailer episode for This is EZ With Friends. My name is Erika Zapata and I am your host. I’m just a woman who decided to start a podcast after a long battle with paralyzing fear of the unknown. I haven’t found a niche yet, but so far I’ve had the great privilege of discussing toxic relationships, spirituality, and coming out as queer with some wonderful guests. Thank you for listening and I hope you’ll stick around for the long haul. Special thanks to: Mark Morales: Original Music Alex Zamora (@zamoravisuals): Podcast Photography Ralph Moreno: Podcast Equipment Jessica Estrada: Telling me to just publish this already and stop waiting for it to be perfect. For more content - please visit www.thewhothewhat.com Or find me on Instagram @ez_thewhothewhat If all else fails, you can email me at [email protected]