I'm the executive producer for Feeling My Flo (FMF), a podcast from Lantigua Williams & Co that launched July 11th, 2019.
FMF talks about menstruation as an event that happens to all types of bodies – and affects menstruators in different ways. How they feel about their bodies. How others treat them based on social norms. What access they have to information and power. Feeling My Flo brings us the stories of individuals and how they’ve been shaped by menstruation. There’s Lola – a late bloomer – or PJ, who gets sympathy cramps – or Cass – who started a revolution with a coloring book about Toni the Tampon.
To listen to our episodes, visit https://www.feelingmyflo.com. You can subscribe to FMF on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or RadioPublic and follow the show on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
FMF talks about menstruation as an event that happens to all types of bodies – and affects menstruators in different ways. How they feel about their bodies. How others treat them based on social norms. What access they have to information and power. Feeling My Flo brings us the stories of individuals and how they’ve been shaped by menstruation. There’s Lola – a late bloomer – or PJ, who gets sympathy cramps – or Cass – who started a revolution with a coloring book about Toni the Tampon.
To listen to our episodes, visit https://www.feelingmyflo.com. You can subscribe to FMF on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or RadioPublic and follow the show on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
The StoryCorps Podcast
"Row 12, Seat 12"
In this episode, to mark the fifth anniversary of the Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting, we introduce you to some of the people who were there that night and their families. Co-produced by Michael Garofalo, Liyna Anwar, Elisheba Ittoop, and myself.
The spring/summer 2019 season of the StoryCorps podcast celebrated stories from LGBTQ people across the country in 12 episodes released in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.
"We're Still Here"
In this episode, we’ll hear from trans women of color, who have often been the first to stand up for equality, and the last to be recognized for their contributions. Co-produced by Jud Esty-Kendall and myself.
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"Pearls of Wisdom"
In this episode, we’ll hear about role models who made all the difference for two LGBTQ kids coming of age in the 1950s and 60s. Co-produced by Jasmyn Morris and myself.
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