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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2019 · 32 MIN

Episode 3 – PRIDE

from Don't Touch My Sundays · host Cindy Martin and Nadia Turner

"Be yourself, everyone else is taken." The wise and cheeky words of Oscar Wilde, who was a gay man himself, couldn't ring any truer for our guest for the Pride special, Keko Morales. Hailing from Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico, the sandboard instructor, filmmaker and overall amazing human being was shunned by his family for being gay. Not only that, he renounced his family's religion as a Jehovah Witness at the same time. As if that weren't isolating or devastating enough for Keko, he received some crushing news about his health that nearly destroyed him. That is... until one fateful day. Listen to the podcast on Apple Music, subscribe and give us a rating, here. You'll have a chance to win a Pride fan from British fine-fanmakers Khu Khu. LINKS: Sandboarding Mexico Mexicali Mexico's LGBT rights are stronger than in the US (World Economic Forum) Mexico's first gay telenovela premieres in June (Reuters Foundation)

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