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Our world is experiencing difficult times, especially as we all shelter in place at home. The lives and livelihoods of many in the LGBTQ community are at risk admidst the...
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Our world is experiencing difficult times, especially as we all shelter in place at home. The lives and livelihoods of many in the LGBTQ community are at risk admidst the COVID-19 crisis. Cal Poly students are learning remotely from around the globe. We have created this podcast to provide a community and grounding space for members of the Community. This podcast will follow 5 fictional LGBTQ and allied Cal Poly students, and their experiences during the pandemic and the movement for black lives. The podcast is set in a time after COVID-19 when the students will be reflecting on their experiences. Following each episode we will have a discussion about campus resources, related to issues brought up in the podcast, available to students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Though these featured resources are focused on student life, there are important takeaways anyone can apply as we power through these tough times. Join us every other week for a new episode.
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Queers Post Quarantine Trailer
23 SEP 2020 · Queers Post quarantine is a production of the LGBTQ Campus Life, Safer, and the Black Academic Excelence Center of Cal Poly SLO. It is directed and produced by Declan Galli. It is written by Liv (lead writer), Hannah Claire, Astrid Yu, and Marlena Jackson. Actors are Kianah Cory playing Drew, Erin Casey playing Abigail, Ellie Desmond playing Skylar, Alex Ng Playing Cayden, and myself, Declan galli playing Carmelo Vega.2m 46s -
Carmelo Vega
8 OCT 2020 · This is the first episode of Queers Post Quarantine. This episode follows Carmelo Vega in his journey navigating the process of seeking therapy and getting diagnosed with ADHD. Head to sogie.calpoly.edu/podcasts for transcripts and bonus features. We hope you enjoy the show.16m 55s -
Skylar and Drew
22 OCT 2020 · This episode follows Skylar and Drew as they navigate scenes of biphobia and acephobia. We are releasing this episode to correspond with ACE awareness week. we hope you enjoy the show. Content Warning: this episode has mild fighting, swearing, acephobic and biphobic topics and discussions. Tell you friends and like us and subscribe. Feel free to leave a comment to to help other listeners find us.17m 50s
Our world is experiencing difficult times, especially as we all shelter in place at home. The lives and livelihoods of many in the LGBTQ community are at risk admidst the...
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Our world is experiencing difficult times, especially as we all shelter in place at home. The lives and livelihoods of many in the LGBTQ community are at risk admidst the COVID-19 crisis. Cal Poly students are learning remotely from around the globe. We have created this podcast to provide a community and grounding space for members of the Community. This podcast will follow 5 fictional LGBTQ and allied Cal Poly students, and their experiences during the pandemic and the movement for black lives. The podcast is set in a time after COVID-19 when the students will be reflecting on their experiences. Following each episode we will have a discussion about campus resources, related to issues brought up in the podcast, available to students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Though these featured resources are focused on student life, there are important takeaways anyone can apply as we power through these tough times. Join us every other week for a new episode.
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| Author | Cal Poly SLO Pride Center |
| Categories | Fiction |
| Website | sogie.calpoly.edu |
| pride@calpoly.edu |
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