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Welcome back to an all-new season of **Queer Late Night** with your host, **Ell**! 🌈✨ This season is all about laughter, light, and sharing powerful stories from the vibrant queer community.

In our latest episode, we sit down with **John Berno**, a Licensed Mental Health & Rehabilitation Counselor and owner of **The Berno Group**, a therapy practice serving the queer community in NYC. We dive into **mental health, relationships, addiction, anxiety**, and all the unique experiences that come with queer life in the big city. Plus, we explore **mindfulness**, how to *ditch imposter syndrome* in 2025, and the power of saying **"f*ck it!"** 😌💆🏾‍♂️

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🎙️ Welcome to the premiere of Season 4 on Queer Late Night Podcast! 🏳️‍🌈

Join us for an exciting episode featuring special guests, music artist J.Normaly and Vegas Valentine. These two underground Top Dogs openly share their experiences as independent artists and emphasize the importance of planting your seed regardless and watching it grow.

Get ready for an inspiring conversation about creativity, resilience, and the power of nurturing your dreams.

Tune in to Queer Late Night Podcast and let's embark on this journey together! Queer Late Night is edited by Less McCullars

🎙️ Welcome to the premiere of Season 4 on Queer Late Night Podcast! 🏳️‍🌈

Join us for an exciting episode featuring special guests, music artist J.Normaly and Vegas Valentine. These two underground Top Dogs openly share their experiences as independent artists and emphasize the importance of planting your seed regardless and watching it grow.

Get ready for an inspiring conversation about creativity, resilience, and the power of nurturing your dreams.

Tune in to Queer Late Night Podcast and let's embark on this journey together!

On this episode of QLN, Emmy Nominated journalist Trey Sherman aims the mic at Ell (Less McCullars III). The Salisbury, Maryland, born and raised now New Yorker, shares bits and pieces of his story of triumph over tribulation. It's a fun and emotional listen as he talks about his career change from public health to nightlife—the purpose of creating a podcast on unhealthy coping mechanisms with alcohol dependency and suicidal ideation. Most importantly, the understanding of creating safe boundaries and the importance of positive affirmation for oneself.

Recorded August 2022

Audio Editing Provided By: Ell McCullars

There's some people in life you can go months without hearing from but, the minute you pick up the phone it's like there wasn't anytime apart at all. That's Jonathan Cotto he's a reporter for KSAT’s Good Morning San Antonio. More importantly, Jonny is a jet setter when it comes to finding his own lane of happiness and sticking to it. I remember when I couldn't pry him form his neatly organized, bleach filled barracks room. Now, 12 years later he's bilingual award-winning news reporter that still listens to Beyoncé.

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QLN Welcomes Iman Le Caire CEO & Founder of Trans Asylias, activist, advocate, artist, & angel. Iman was born Ayman Kassem in Cairo, Egypt. She was enjoying a career as a contemporary dancer at the Cairo Opera House as a choreographer when she had to flee Egypt to avoid persecution. She moved to the US in 2008 where she was granted political asylum & married in 2014 to her husband Jèan Le Caire.

Listen as Iman shares her personal story about how the pandemic forced her to address her PTSD in way that she hadn't before. Iman said through therapy she was able to harness her own traumatic experience and turn it into a source of empowerment to help save the lives of other trans people faced with persecution, violence, and trauma globally.

To find out ways you can to support Trans Asylias please visit transasylias.org/about/

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Cristina Herrera founded Translatina Network in 2007, in order to organize and empower the transgender immigrant community through leadership development and education. Cristina was formerly the Transgender Programs Coordinator at the Lesbian, Gay Bisexual & Transgender Community Center (The Center), where she worked in various roles for 11 years. In her final role there, prior to moving into full-time staff leadership at TN, she oversaw the development of workforce development programming specifically designed to meet the needs of the TGNC community. Listen to Cristina as she shares her personal journey as a Trans-person and, how it shaped and empowered her purpose for creating a space & accessible resources for people in the Trans community. As the founder and CEO of the Translatina Network, Cristina and her staff continue to provide as many services as possible to the countless TGNC people living in New York City.

SHOW NOTES:

Translatinx Network

137 West 19th Street Floor 2 New York, NY 10011

National Center for Transgender Equality 

VOGUE "5 Trans Organizations to Support"

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Maxim Ibadov (he/they/fab) is a Brooklyn- born, Moscow-raised, Jewish-American who's not afraid of living their life authentically. They're an event-organizer, podcast host/ producer, theater director, activist, and arts educator at Park Avenue Armory. The Brooklyn-born testifies to their experience of growing up as a queer person in Russia, and what moving to America meant for them. More importantly, Maxim speaks out against the war taking place in Ukraine. As a member of a WE Together, a collective aimed to unite and celebrate the Caucasus, Eastern Europe and Central Asia (CEECA) LGBTQIA+ community, Maxim works to create spaces where every queer person from the post-Soviet region gets to find their tribe because no one deserves to go it (???) alone. You can find Maxim on Instagram @maxim_fab.

How you can support those affected by the war in Ukraine:

Fundraiser by Tokunbo Koiki : Support Black people fleeing Ukraine (gofundme.com)

All Out - Here is how you can help LGBT+ Ukrainians now!

info@kyivpride.org

ngo.cohort@gmail.com

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