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Think Queerly

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Queer Thought Leadership, self-examination, and LGBTQ inclusion. Host Darren Stehle discusses the unique and vital socio-cultural contributions that LGBTQ+ peoples offer humanity. He critiques the status quo — challenging heteronormativity, patriarchy, prejudice, bigotry, and radicalized ideologies — and offers solutions to create a more loving and accepting world.

Fostering an LGBTQ+ Cricket Club's Ethos and Culture of Inclusion, Acceptance, and Individual Value

February 9, 2022

In this session, I ask Lachlan how I can help. What he needs is clarity and direction for how to maintain and cultivate an open and welcoming space fo...

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Fostering an LGBTQ+ Cricket Club's Ethos and Culture of Inclusion, Acceptance, and Individual Value

February 9, 2022

In this session, I ask Lachlan how I can help. What he needs is clarity and direction for how to maintain and cultivate an open and welcoming space fo...

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LGBTQ+ People Are Uniquely Self-Aware and Can Teach Respect and Compassion for a Common Humanity

February 2, 2022

In the book, “When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times,” Pema Chödrön expresses the idea of not causing harm to yourself or others. Of...

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An Intergenerational Conversation With Gay Activist Ken Popert

January 26, 2022

Ken Popert’s name kept showing up in the historical research Jeff has been doing at the Human Sexuality Archive at Cornell, and for one of his courses...

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Brainstorming Playful Gamification for a Non-Cis Gender Somatic Pleasure Practice

January 12, 2022

Ro Rose is currently a student at the Somatic Sex Education Institute. They have been working with me for the last four months. I coach Ro around IDEA...

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What to Expect from the Think Queerly Podcast in 2022

January 5, 2022

Over the past year or more in publishing my ideas, I have noticed that my messaging might appear scattered, if not confusing. That’s on me, and I have...

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Queerness, Horror, Memoir, and Toronto LGBTQ History in “RED X” — a New Novel by David Demchuk

December 29, 2021

“RED X,” David Demchuk’s second novel, is about a series of disappearances from Toronto’s gay community over a 40-year period (actually over 200 years...

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My Top 10 Articles and Think Queerly Podcast Episodes from 2021

December 22, 2021

Underlying my work is my philosophy of human-heartedness. This is a non-dogmatic approach to lead with personal responsibility for equity and the comm...

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What Are the Character Traits that Ground Who You Are?

December 16, 2021

What Are Character Traits?A simple way of framing character traits is to think of an actor playing a character in a movie. The actor needs to embody t...

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Owning the Powerful Distinction: ‘It's Not About Me, It's About the Product.’

December 9, 2021

It’s time for something new on the Think Queerly Podcast. I’m excited to bring you what I plan to be a once-a-month feature episode in which I coach o...

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