Every September, two observances overlap. Latinx Heritage Month opens on September 15 to October 15. Bisexual Visibility Month runs all month and peaks on Bi Visibility Day, September 23. For those weeks, the calendar asks one question from two directions: whose history gets told? Binary Bashers: Latinidad, Volume…
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What happens when the life you were taught to want no longer feels big enough for who you are becoming? For many folks, especially those raised in religious, culturally conservative, or emotionally restrictive environments, the QUESTION about relationships types alone can feel off limits. Questions about desire. About…
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You walk into a room full of men. They’re all larger than you and staring as you enter. On the outside, it may appear as if nothing is changing as you enter. You nod “what’s up.” And you keep it moving. But on the inside, something quickly recalibrates.…
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When Gospel artist Yolanda Adams referred to God as “he, she, or it,” the internet lost it’s mind. Critics accused her of abandoning scripture, conforming to culture, even joining the Illuminati. But beneath the outrage lies a more unsettling question: Why do some people choose to interpret religious…
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What if the moment your life “falls apart” is actually the moment it finally tells you the truth? In this conversation, life coach and Blueprint Life Coaching founder Langston Montgomery sits with the messy, human realities of addiction, shame, and starting over. He doesn’t talk about strength as…
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In a world overflowing with political rhetoric, distorted narratives, and competing versions of truth, learning how to understand our own inner language has become urgent work — especially for bi+ folks, queer people at large, people of color, and ANYONE navigating identity in a time of cultural tension.…
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What if “home” isn’t a place you return to, but something you carry with you…something that grows every time you open yourself to the world? In this episode of Embracing All of Me, digital nomad, queer entrepreneur, and bi+ ally Ken Krell unpacks a life shaped by reinvention,…
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What happens when you’ve been hurt, but the world has taught you that “real men” can’t be victims? In this episode of Embracing All of Me, host Ross talks with social worker and trauma specialist Rick Goodwin, Managing Director of Men & Healing and lead trainer with 1in6,…
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Embracing All of Me is a digital house for anyone who has ever had to split themselves to survive, culturally, emotionally, linguistically, or socially. Rooted in the lives, experiences, and perspectives of bisexual and bi+ people of color, EAoM extends an invitation to anyone who understands what it…
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Specific storiesIn many Black families, home is the one place the world can’t reach you. It’s where you get fed, corrected, prayed over, and defended. When…
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Italy is often imagined as a place of sensual freedom, the land of bisexual Roman emperors, marble bodies painted across cathedral ceilings, and histories filled…
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Five ways to explore from home — no checklists, no purity tests, no dating apps! What if this year, finally, bisexuality wasn’t treated as a vibe to…
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Holidays stir shit up for queer folks. Who gets to feel at home? Who has to shrink, edit, or explain themselves to survive the turkey…
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For MARQUE, music didn’t begin as a dream — it began as survival. Long before stages, studios, or songwriting sessions, rhythm lived in crowded kitchens…
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At a bisexual social event in L.A., one of the attendees handed me his valet ticket. I wasn’t wearing a uniform. I wasn’t running chasing…
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What happens when a bisexual man stops apologizing for existing—and instead steps fully into his power? In this episode of Embracing All of Me, Australian…
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What happens when three bisexual Black people enter the same room — not to defend their existence, but to imagine what’s next? During a recent…
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There are moments in a life that split us open — not to break us, but to reveal the blueprint we’ve been carrying all along.…
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