• S1E9: Cherry chapstick and queer representation (w/ Sonal Soni)

  • Nov 9 2021
  • Length: 33 mins
  • Podcast
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S1E9: Cherry chapstick and queer representation (w/ Sonal Soni)

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  • This week Taryn and Adam discuss their holiday plans and touch on the challenges queer people may face during this season. Our hosts are then joined by journalist Sonal Soni (they/them) to discuss their sprawling career aspirations (marine biology, anyone?), queer representation in media, and finding their place in the world of journalism.

    Have a question for Adam and Taryn? Want to share your queer pick of the week? E-mail cqn@chicagoreader.com or tweet @chicagoqueernow to hear your question answered on the pod!

    Stay queer, Chicago!


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    Links to people, places, and things mentioned in today’s ep:

    Rise Up: Stonewall and the LGBTQ Rights Movement

    Broadway Youth Center

    Brave Space Alliance

    Molasses

    Sonal Soni’s work at The DePaulia

    “I Kissed a Girl” by Katy Perry

    E.R. Fightmaster on Grey’s Anatomy 

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