Lived Experiences: Taylor Eyo

An episode of the The E(Queer)ity Podcast podcast, hosted by Renée Brown, titled "Lived Experiences: Taylor Eyo" was published on August 28, 2024 and runs 44 minutes.

August 28, 2024 ·44m · The E(Queer)ity Podcast

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Episode Description

In our 2nd episode under Lived Experiences, we have our joyful, SUPER funny, and amazing host of the @bottumsup.pod, Ms. Taylor Eyo (she/her)! We talk about the following:

life in South Florida as a podcast creator herself and LGBTQ+ community advocate with a primary focus on uplifting local and regional queer folx
placing an ❌ on terms like "gold star" and "coming out".
healthcare visits that have been unaffirming and what providers should know to change their assumptions and be more inclusive of sexual and gender minorities.

Taylor Eyo (she/her) is originally from Salisbury, MD and is now living in South Florida. Her full-time career is as an architect and in her free time she enjoys featuring queer voices and having everyday chats on her show titled Bottoms Up Podcast.

References: Supporting the Health of Sexual Minority Women by National LGBTQ Health Education Center

Thank you for listening in! If you would like to check out roe of Taylor's content, please follow the Bottoms Up Podcast Instagram @bottumsup.pod or find the channel name on YouTube. You can find references for our conversation in this episode’s biography. Let’s push the conversation more on Instagram @EQueerityPodcast, Twitter/X @EQueerityPod or on TikTok @theeqpod. Full video podcast episodes are posted on YouTube which is also linked in bio or you can type The E(Queer)ity Podcast in the search bar. If you liked what you heard today, please give the show a quick star rating, follow, and/or subscribe on your preferred listening platform. Take care and see you in the next episode! 😊

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