Welcome to the I Tried to Be Straight Podcast! We both grew up in Christian culture where being gay wasn't acceptable. After years of struggling with our sexualities, we both recently came out of the closet. We're here to unpack those journeys, and learn more about the struggle of accepting your sexuality in a culture where it's not ok to be gay. We're entering into the stories of others, digging ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode of I Tried to Be Straight, Dr. Julia Sadusky—a Catholic psychologist—shares how her work in sexuality, gender, and trauma led her to question beliefs about being gay. She reveals the insights that reshaped her faith perspective and of... more
We can’t believe it’s been a whole year, whether you’ve been with us from the very beginning or just recently found us, thank you for listening, supporting, and tuning in each week. It truly means the world to us!
In this special episode, we reflec... more
Susie and Nate touch base on where there faith journeys are at through the coming out process.
Justin from Empty Chairs joins us to share about his efforts to create community for LGBTQ within the Catholic church. After coming out and realizing he didn't believe being gay was wrong, he started speaking out about the issue and realized there we... more
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This is really helpful. I’m lesbian and ace and really didn’t know how to be Christian and how to be myself at the same time. Having something to sit with and listen to (privately, I’m 15 and my parents don’t know yet) has been so helpful. Thank you so so much
I’m tired of “dialogue across differences” with non-supportive straight people. I don’t want to hear what Kristyn or whatever her name is has to say. I don’t want to build relationships with people like her. I just want to hear interviews with gay people who have been through similar things.
Phenomenal work thank you 💕
Those podcast is so helpful in my journey to understand the LGBTQ community. I am very thankful to be a listener and learner. Always appreciate the vulnerability by the hosts and guests
This podcast is providing clarity on a really hard subject. Susie and Nate are courageous for creating and sharing their journeys. They are also just fun!. I found it can be difficult to live and be around people from both the extremes of the Christian community and the queer community. This podcast is a “beautiful home” that I didn’t know could exist somewhere inbetween. I didn’t want to have to dye my hair multiple colours to feel I could be apart of the new age queer community and I didn’t wa... more
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