This Episode is a hard one to talk about because so many people out there have had this tragically happen to them. However, we need to bring awareness that it is not only the straight men and women that get sexually abused. It happens more often then not within the LGBTQ+ Community and it needs to be mentioned, and it's not. Rarely do you hear of incidents involving LGBTQ+ people. This may be a triggering episode for some of our listeners, and we want you to be aware. Sarah and I share our Opinions on this matter, and if anyone wants to share there story, or share their opinions on this matter we would love to hear from you. If you or someone you know has experienced Sexual Assault please call the Authorities, and make sure you get help for yourself and importantly know it is NOT your fault. National Sexual Hotline- 1-800-656-4673 The Anit-Violence Project- 212-714-1124 LGBTQ+ LGBTQ+ National Hotline- 1-888-843-4564 or National Youth 1-800-246-7743 National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233 This is to name a few resources out there for you.

Sarah and I decided to do this Episode because of the recent events regarding Dave Chappell and his stand up comedy shows on Netflix. In todays world everyone gets offended about everything and we wanted to talk about why we think it is. As always we look forward to our listeners chiming in and letting us know how they feel. Please reach out to us and let us know your thoughts after you listen to the show.

This Episode we wanted to touch on a few people that have made a difference in the world, that you may or may have not realized was part of the LGBTQ+ Community. The people we talk about in this Episode have impacted history in many ways. We hope you enjoy the show.

This Episode is a continuation of last weeks Episode of Gay History part 1. Sarah and I talk about additional countries and how they dealt with Homosexuality many years ago. This two part series has helped us learn a lot about Gay History and how it was many years ago within many different cultures. We think you as well will find it interesting to hear how it was for people. We ask that if you or someone you know can speak on Gay History to please reach out to us, as we would love to talk to you and get your input. I promise you will find this episode very interesting.

This Episode talks about Gay History from many years ago. Sarah did some research on this, and found a lot of interesting info that I feel you our listeners will find just as interesting. We had to make this a two part show because there is so much important good information to be heard. We ask that if you or someone you know can speak on Gay History to please reach out to us, as we would love to talk to you and get your input. I promise you will find these next two episodes very interesting.

I am excited to say that this episode introduces my friend and Co-Host Sarah to One Heart, One Voice. Sarah and I met through my husband and became friends. Sarah like me has compassion for those struggling with coming out, and day to day life struggles and wanting to help. In this Episode Sarah and I talk about the LGBTQ+ community and the struggles they deal with, and the things they have to overcome. We want to stress that these are our stories and opinions based on experiences we have seen or dealt with in our lives, and feel that most can relate to that are among the LGBTQ+ community. We hope you enjoy the show, and as always please feel free to reach out to us at oneheartonevoicepodcast@gmail.com.

This Episode is a little different then others. I found this YouTube video, and felt it was an important one to share. The story that Tarik Daniels tells is about Loss of a partner, and the hurt his partner's family put on him. How he over came it, and then to find out he has HIV. Tarik took the fact that he has HIV and used it to teach others, and still does. He has support groups, and a Podcast out there for all who need support dealing with HIV. I feel topics like this are important to talk about and using a platform like this is important.

This Episode is about the struggles a teenage boy had coming out. I know that this story is very relatable to many of us out there, and I felt it was a good story to read, and talk about. Being a teenage boy and realizing your attracted to other boys is not easy thing to deal with. Being attracted to the same sex is ok, but dealing with what comes with it is hard, and it can take a toll on you as people find out. Seeking counseling, or talking to an outreach program, or just talking to someone else who has experienced it, is something I feel is very important. DOn't go through it alone, because your not alone.

This Episode is not about coming out stories, It's about the world we live in today and the effect it has on us all. I talk about the LGBTQ+ community and some of the current issues happening as we speak. The foundation that we have as a country destroyed for our kids, and what this country has come to is what this Podcast is about. My opinions may be different then yours, and that's ok. We are allowed to have differences, but we need to talk about them, and we need to build that foundation back for our kids and their future. I hope to get some feedback on this episode, and others. Please feel free to message me and let's talk!

Today's Episode talks about a Father learning that his married son is Transgender, and now must be his daughter. He talks about the impact it had on him and his wife, and how Bion is now Ashley. This story is how all parents should react when their child comes out to them. Just as sure as it is hard for the child to come out, it is also hard for parents to come out. Meaning, Parents have to change their thought process and their life like their child has to, and that can and is hard to do, especially as a Transgendered kid. The parent knows their child one way, and now has to accept their child another way, and that takes time and understanding. It also is a learning process for both. I hope you enjoy the story. #Gay #LGBTQ+ #Pride

This episode is about a story of a guy named Kevin who came out to his parents at the age of 20, and how his parents reacted. It's a story I felt needed to be heard, because it is like so many out there. You can find this story on CBC.CA online. I read this story and then break it down and talk about some of the things he points out, and what my feelings are. Please enjoy, and like always, please feel free to reach out to me with stories of your own, or if you just need to talk.  #gay #LGBTQ+ #Pride

Todays  talks about a documentary on Netfilx called Pray Away, and how organizations try to convert LGBTQ+ people into believing they are straight and that being LGBTQ+ is a behavior. Suicide is mentioned in this episode, and I want to stress that if anyone out there is dealing with this emotion to please contact someone, myself, and especially the crisis Hot Line at 1-800-273-8255. You can also call the Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386. Remember you are NOT ALONE!!  #LGBTQ+ #Gay #Pride

On todays episode I talk about my life and journey of finally coming out as Gay. I talk about the struggles, pain, and heartache I went through from a young boy to me now at 44 years old. Everyone has a story, and I hope my story and this show will help you on your journey to find your true self and give you the support and love you need to be free and allow your One Heart and One Voice to shine through! #LGBTQ+ #Gay #Pride