A PODCAST BUILT ON POSSIBILITY, EVOLUTION & MULTIPLICITY
Embracing All of Me, the podcast, is the audio home of the Embracing All of Me ecosystem. Rooted in bi+ and bisexual experiences and shaped by storytelling from global communities of color, the podcast gathers intimate conversations about identity, desire, creativity, and becoming.
Each episode explores what it means to live between labels and beyond inherited binaries, offering space for reflection, imagination, and truth-telling. The podcast serves as a cultural landmark for our communities while welcoming anyone navigating complexity, nuance, and self-understanding.
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For people who live between labels and worlds and refuse to disappear there.
Embracing All of Me (EAoM) tells intimate stories of identity, desire, creativity, and becoming, rooted in bi+, fluid, and bisexual experience and shaped by global communities of color.
Through conversations with storytellers, artists, writers, advocates, and cultural workers, host Ross Victory explores life “in between”: resisting erasure, bashing binaries, widening belonging, and inviting anyone pursuing wholeness to navigate complexity with honesty.
A two-time 2026 Communicator Award-winning platform.
Three rock stars. One songbook. A country that knew every lyric but didn't always recognize the lives behind them.
In Brazil's explosive rock scene, Cazuza, Renato Russo, and Cássia Eller shaped a generation through music, sexuality, and unconventional love. One spoke openly about bisexuality and AIDS. Another embedded pansexual desire into anthems sung by thousands. The third built a queer family whose fight for recognition would challenge Brazilian law. They were the original Brazilian Bisexual Trifecta.
Their stories intersect through songwriting credits, friendship, HIV/AIDS, and the complicated politics of visibility.
In this episode of Binary Bashers: Latinidad, Ross follows the musical evidence connecting three Brazilian icons, excavating a bi+ and queer lineage hiding in plain sight. What happens when a country celebrates your art but struggles to recognize your whole identity?
If you notice any factual errors, please contact us at stories@embracingallofme.org. We are committed to accuracy and respect of the figures legacy and family and will issue corrections as needed. Binary Bashers is produced by Embracing All of Me, a storytelling and advocacy platform for the multi, the complex, and the in-between, uplifting bi+, queer, and BIPOC voices. For more, visit embracingallofme.org.
