The E(Queer)ity podcast centers on the root causes of LGBTQ+ health inequities and the efforts to dismantle them. Twitter/X: @equeeritypod Instagram: @equeeritypodcast TikTok:@theeqpod Youtube: @EQPodProductions
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The E(Queer)ity Podcast is hosted by Renée Brown. The show has published 24 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Breaking Down Barriers in Mutual Aid Funding for Black Trans Folks" (12 August 2026, 50 minutes), "All About QueerCare w/ Lee Mariño Clyne" (4 July 2025, 48 minutes), and "Lived Experiences: Dr. Lulu" (15 May 2025, 56 minutes).
The E(Queer)ity Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for The E(Queer)ity Podcast is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The E(Queer)ity Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The E(Queer)ity Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Renée Brown hosts The E(Queer)ity Podcast, a health show with 24 episodes published.
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Episode #4
In this episode, we’re breaking down mutual aid, health equity, and what it means to truly support Black trans communities. Mutual aid beyond charity: What makes community-centered support different—and why dignity and...
Episode #3
<p>(Pride month may be over 🏳️🌈) but season 3 of the podcast isn't! And now I want to share another incredible episode featuring the impressive Lee Mariño Clyne (they/he/elle/él), co-founder of @queercareinc! The...
Episode #2
<p>It's been a while since the last Lived Experiences episode.. and we're back! I had the joy of sitting and speaking with the incredibly passionate and inspiring queer pediatrician, also known as Mama Beast, Dr. Lulu...
Episode #1
<p>Starting off SEASON 3 with a spotlight on an outstanding person, Dr. Jerrica Kirkley, chief medical office and co-founder of @plume_clinic. The company serves 1,000s of trans and gender diverse people over the age of...
Episode #8
<p>In our final installment for season 2, I speak w/ Dr. J Whitehead and Dr. Jackie Papadakis, a pediatric endocrinologist and child psychologist working at @luriechildrens SPROUT clinic (Supportive Program for a Range...
Episode #7
<p>Hey y'all! Today drops our newest episode with founder of @theventureoutproject, Perry Cohen (he/him), where we discuss his incredible work regarding embracing the outdoors among LGBTQ+ people. I was driven to speak...
Episode #6
<p>I am happy to spotlight another episode featuring the amazing work of @cemarrpeterson (she/her), Safe Harbor Division Director at The Link Minnesota, involved in protecting youth, particularly who are LGBTQ+ and/or...
Episode #5
<p>We have another exciting episode coming your way, featuring book author and LGBTQ+ academic scholar, @kevin.guyan (he/him), where we discuss the value of queer data. Gender, sex and sexual orientation, also known as...
Episode #4
<p>As we approach half of our season 2, I had the honor of speaking with the incredibly smart and kind, Khye Tyson (they/them), who works as a sacred transition guide, leader in the birth work space, and passionate...
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<p>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:</p>life in South Florida as a podcast...
Episode #3
<p>We have another exciting episode coming your way focusing on the housing crisis impacting LGBTQ+ communities. The realities of being unhoused that impact LGBTQ+ youth and older adults, in particular, are manifold...
Episode #2
<p>I am very happy to share our next episode this season on the topic of embracing neurodivergence within the queer community. We are all neurodiverse as a people; it's neurodivergence, differences in sensory...
Episode #1
<p>We are kicking off Season 2 with our first significant topic in the LGBTQIA+ health disparity space: cancer. Join me and Stewart as we discuss the important work of the UK cancer charity, OUTPatients UK, focused on...
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<p>Introducing the newest segment of The E(Queer)ity Podcast titled... Lived Experiences! Hope you enjoy these conversations going forward.</p>
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<p>Tune into this first segment of Lived Experiences as we discuss</p>Intersectional experiences being Black and queer in academiaThoughts about affordable action and its recent overturnCurrent status of diversity...
Episode #8
<p>Did you know that Illinois was the second state in the US to accomplish a gender-affirming surgery for a transgender person in prison? When barriers limiting gender-affirming care for transgender people already exist...
Episode #7
<p>In this episode, we discuss the most stark health inequity affecting transgender and gender diverse (TGD) people, mortality. In 2022, the Human Rights Campaign reported that 41 people in the US who were...
Episode #6
<p>In this episode, we praise the incredible life-saving work of community health organizations intervening in LGBTQ+ health disparities. Our case example, EmPower Global, started as a community-serving, nonprofit...
Episode #5
In this episode, we discuss the recent attacks in media and legislation regarding the harms of drug culture, but with a positive spin. How has drag uplifted the lives of millions of queer people experiencing depression...
Episode #4
<p>In this episode, we discuss the threat of viruses to our understanding of humanity, and how HIV has been the case example of a virus that has and continues to be used as a causative agent for stigmatizing and...
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