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Quinn Cummings knows nothing. This has never stopped her from giving advice. In each episode, Quinn boldly tries to solve problems that really should be handled by far more qualified people. You can listen here, or follow this podcast on your favorite platform, below...
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As parents, we want to instill messages in our children’s mind that they will remember forever. Those messages are the values and keys to life they will carry with them into the real world. Did you know that children’s books can be used as a tool to raise good humans? To have conversations with our kids that matter most? Join us on this journey as we spotlight talented authors and their beautiful books. Books that act as tools to create dialogue and bond with our children. Learn how to walk ...
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Technically Queer

Alex Cox, Quinn Pollock, Bryan Guffey, Cass Cunningham

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Welcome to Technically Queer, a show exploring tech beyond binaries. Join hosts Alex, Bryan, Cass, Quinn, and more as they explore how technology and queerness intersect, impact, and inform each other and the rest of the world.
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Welcome to Technically Queer, a show exploring tech beyond binaries. Subscribe to support the show, or message us if you’re here, queer, and want to be on the pod. Show Links: A Cyborg Manifesto Glitch Feminism Rabbit R1 review: an unfinished, unhelpful AI gadget - The Verge $30,000,000 AI Is Hiding a Scam - YouTube Free and open-source software - …
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This episode is our favorite annual Thanksgiving special and we are excited to dive into it with our special guest, Winsome Bingham. A US Army veteran and educator, Winsome is the author of the delightful children's book "Soul Food Sunday". In the first segment of the episode, Winsome shares about her creative process, passion for cooking, and love…
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Have you ever been captivated by a child's expansive imagination? Have you wondered at the transformative power of books in a child's life? We've been exploring these themes with Courtney B Dunlap, author of The Rumble Hunters and a dedicated home educator. Courtney, a former mental health professional and now a mother of four, took us on an inspir…
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Welcome to a journey of independence, resilience, and family bonding in this episode of Parenting & Bonding w/ children's Books, as we sit down with author Steph Katzovi. Discover her inspiring chapter book, 'Hurricamp,' where childhood memories of summer camp blend into a tale of growth and self-discovery. Steph's story dives into the heart of a y…
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Have you ever sung your child to sleep and felt that incredible bond, that unique connection that only a lullaby can create? That's precisely the magic we explore with Amanda Seibert, founder of Mama Sing My Song. Amanda shares her wonderful journey of turning her child's name into a lullaby that eventually inspired her to establish her unique vent…
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Prepare for an enlightening conversation with the mother-daughter powerhouse behind the beloved children's book series, "Dork Diaries." Rachel and Nikki, take us on a captivating journey behind the pages, revealing the magic and messages that have resonated with millions of young readers worldwide. Ever wondered how humor can be a gentle bridge to …
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Get set for a heartwarming discussion with New York Times bestselling author Peter H Reynolds and his budding storyteller son, Henry Rocket Reynolds. Can you remember the bedtime stories that sparked your imagination and filled your dreams with magic? Remember that feeling? We rekindle that love for stories as they weave enchanting tales about thei…
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Can a book transform your home and foster deeper connections within your family? Tune in as we unpack this intriguing concept with the talented author-illustrator Violet LeMay. Violet, who has illustrated 44 books, six of which she has authored, takes us on a journey behind the scenes of her award-winning book, Let's Be Friends. A beautiful explora…
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Join us as we engage in a heartwarming conversation with author Sandi Schwartz, who shares about her book Sky's Search for Eco Happiness. Sandi, the founder and director of the Eco Happiness Project, takes us on a journey through her background, experiences of parenting two school-aged children, and her interesting take on the varying humidity leve…
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What if a single children's book could bridge the gap between parents and their young ones, fostering empathy, understanding, and a love for reading? This episode promises to deliver on that thought, as we welcome Eleni Fuiaxis to our show. Eleni is a mother, teacher, and published author, whose children's book "Picky Patrick" is making waves in th…
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What if there existed a magical world where little eggs journeyed across the globe, learned various cultures, and served their communities? Welcome to the wonderous world of 'Good Eggs', crafted by the charismatic author and teacher, Sandy Ciaramitaro. Her love for storytelling ignited during her childhood and has evolved into a series of children'…
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Every story has a beginning, and for our guest, Timothy Stuetz, it started with a box of bears mysteriously delivered to his doorstep and an offhand remark from his mother. The result? A thrilling journey into the world of children's books and the creation of 86 whimsical tales (at the time of the recording), each filled with lessons on reaching on…
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Get ready for an incredible episode that's all about helping your child grow and thrive through the magic of reading! Our special guest, Dave Cole, has a passion for both math and storytelling, and he's here to share his fantastic book series, 'The Math Kids,' which is all about learning and adventure. In this heartwarming conversation, Dave tells …
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Pre-Show Mastodon The Bryan mic Blot Blog We've been gone for a while! Taylor Swift and fatphobia Wild Amazon Echo and iPhone Bluetooth issue (iOS 16 problems) - Bryan The Show Topics The mad man actually did it (Elon and Twitter) Twitter alternatives Should we even leave Dinosaur Therapy Lazy for Mac NO MORE HENRY CAVILL? SEX Refusing Complusory S…
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Pre-Show Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury DIY HRT diyhrt.wiki safe injection sites The Show Trauma and Relationships Unsolicited: Fatties Talk Back What it's Like to be a Relationship Anarchist Quinn's funny tweet? Verso Books:: Abolish the Family The Covid-19 Guidance on CDC's Website is a Crime Against Humanity Showly Chip Alex: Dimensi…
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TQ Word of the Day: Solidarity Pre-Show Name Changes! Minor gender crisis https://quinnpollock.net/ideas/my-pronouns/ Patreon fired their security Main Show Kiwi Farms, Keffals, and Cancellation https://www.vice.com/en/article/xgyagd/keffals-kiwi-farms https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/09/03/cloudflare-drops-kiwifarms/ - History of Clo…
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Pre-Show Cass is Traveling Quinn is on Starlink (fs in the chat) More browser company talk (ark) Topics Coffee talk w/ Quinn Blåhaj Building Better Codes of Conduct Bryan was on a Twitter Space with Jay! How to Build a Better Code of Conduct https://t.co/AtNsIvzLKM https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1lDxLLBNbOoxm - [Missing Stair Problem](https://en.wiki…
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Children's book author, Winsome Bingham, joins us for a discussion around Black family tradition, diversity in books, and her Coretta Scott King Award Winning Book, 'Soul Food Sunday'. Learn more about Winsome Bingham >> https://binghamwrites.com/ Grab the book Soul Food Sunday by Winsome Bingham, illustrated by C. G. Esperanza >> https://amzn.to/3…
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We often hear about adoption from the adoptive parent’s point of view. Rarely do we get to step into the mind of a child and learn what the experience is for them. Once the actual adoption process is finalized, it’s easy to negate all the emotions the child experiences. And while adoption is beautiful, the child often struggles through trauma, sepa…
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Over the last few years, we’ve all taken the time to consider exactly what family means to us. We would venture into the world avoiding unfamiliar people, sanitizing multiple times a day– all to keep our family safe. What a crazy time! A time that made us realize what matters the most, family. A group of people, blood-related or not, that loves and…
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The past few years have drastically changed our way of living. It changes the way we communicate, work, and educate our children. While we are so busy adjusting to change, we often forget that our children also need support. Today, the author spotlight is on Dr. Tamera Foley, a veteran educator and advocate for children's trauma and mental health i…
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Have you ever been in a situation where your child wakes up as Mr. Grumpy pants, and you feel like you’re walking on eggshells around them? Their negative energy affects you and everyone else in the household, and they have no idea how to deal with the bad attitude. What we can do to help them as parents is to show the flip side of what it will loo…
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Did you know that reading books together creates a warm, emotional bond between you and your children? They help create a special connection, not only a parent-children bond but also a link to encourage us to dream. This episode’s author spotlight is on Michael John Sullivan; if the name sounds familiar, there may be a couple of reasons why. Michae…
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What are you feeling right now? Happy? Sad? Lonely? Something you can’t quite describe? With so many emotions to feel, it can be overwhelming. And if it’s overwhelming for us– imagine how your kids may be feeling! The best we can do to help our children is to create the space to allow the hard conversation to happen and help to guide them through. …
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Ever wonder why some kids take to reading a bit more than others? Especially at home, when you ask them to read aloud, they may feel like it's a school assignment rather than an engaging activity. We play an important role in modeling reading for our kids. Children learn through observation and modeling, and we, as caregivers (teachers too!), are t…
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Does your child talk comfortably at home but behave differently around other people? Like when they need to go back to school, they tend to be more reserved, shy, and quiet. Our children go through a lot of changes in their life, and those transitions may result in fear and anxiety that can affect their communication skills. As parents, we want to …
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Do your children have a best toy buddy? That one friend who is always by their side. A playmate and companion just like Buzz LightYear to Andy in Toy Story. Our children have a special bond with their toys. For some children, a robot model is not just a toy but a robot friend. If that’s your kid, this episode is for you! Sari Karplus is back for an…
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Pre-Show Alex is AWOI Television! She-Hulk The Boys Battlestar Galactica One Piece Daffodil (Quinn’s Doppleganger) Podcast Speed Podcast Protest Alex's Patreon Bryan's on 2.5 podcasts this weekend: The Labeled Podcast Absolotuely Crushed Follow Up Listener feedback Topics Coffee talk w/ Quinn Arc Browser Daylight Savings (sucks) Problematic(?) Dire…
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Remember the time when you had a FQ (friendship quarrel) with your BFF? How do you handle the situation? Do you feel that friend is a real friend or not really a friend? Because the truth is even best friends don't always get along, and that is OKAY! The author's spotlight is on Jessica Speer today. With her master's degree in Social Science, Jessi…
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Have you ever read a book and then watched its movie adaptation or vice versa? What have you noticed? The book is more detailed! It allows you to feel, react, and act in a certain way because books have a power that resonates with the reader in a way that no other medium does. So, we need more books on the front line, especially in this age of soci…
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Did you know that aside from shooting laser beams and having supernatural powers, superheroes also solve everyday problems? Today’s author spotlight is on Erin Twamley, an award-winning children’s book author of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) books and an educator. Erin shared how she co-authored the book “Everyday Superheroes” a…
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Pre-Show Audio Hijack Shenanigans? Internet problems deux Snarky puppy Feedback Rust @quinn the show notes need a rust meme VR Chat The Quinn Show The Subversion of Queer (blackness is inherently queer - as in not conforming to white norms) Renaissance (Benyonce) Gaylor More black women being banned from the Olympics George M Johnson (they/them) "A…
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Helping Kids Understand Breast Cancer - Interview w/ Children's Book Author, Marci Greenberg Cox 'Mommy Has a Boo-Boo' We chat about her book and author journey. To learn more, visit https://www.florpublishing.com/ Check out Marci's books here: https://amzn.to/3AVTMYo This episode was originally recorded via video on facebook: https://www.facebook.…
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Welcome back to Technically Queer, a podcast where Cass inserts intros into the most inappropriate spaces. This week on TQ, the four enbies dive into the mysteries of the internet. Copper Union Eero TP-Link AC500 Wireless Controller Amazon's iRobot Deal Would Give It Maps Inside Millions of Homes | WIRED Carrot's take Why does trans twitter keep re…
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Dr. Sheila R. Thomas, affectionately known as The Parent Partner, is a passionate educational leader who finds joy in helping others succeed. On this episode, we talk about how her work supports, encourages, and inspires parents to take action to support their child's journey-- in every area of their life. To learn more, visit https://www.drsheilat…
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Pres Shauntee Burns-Simpson of the Black Caucus American Library Association joined us to discuss how the association continues to serve as an advocate for the development, promotion, and improvement of library services and resources to the nation’s African American community; and provides leadership for the recruitment and professional development…
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I sat with award-winning author, poet, and school librarian Alice Faye Duncan to discuss her contributions to children's literature. Heavily focused on her books, Evicted! and Opal Lee And What It Means To Be Free, we travel down memory lane with Alice as she details how she brought these stories to life. To learn more, visit https://alicefayedunca…
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Children's book author, Winsome Bingham, joins us for a discussion around Black family tradition, diversity in books, and her Coretta Scott King Award Winning Book, 'Soul Food Sunday'. To learn more, visit https://binghamwrites.com/ Check out Winsome's book here: books here: https://amzn.to/3d4sE2h This episode was originally recorded via video on …
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Ben is the father of four Princesses and a Superhero. Raising five beautiful, smart, independent children has inspired and challenged him to use creative and original ideas to teach them essential life lessons. The Flip and Friends series are stories he originally created to educate his own children in a fun and relatable way. As an early writer of…
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Intro Cass: “Welcome back to Technically Queer, a podcast where we, the local gays, bounce around queerness and tech and how terrible and great and weird stuff is all the time.” This week on TQ: Who is the most medicated Pre-show email us at gay@technicallyqueer.fm or straight@technicallyqueer.fm Yubikey again Do By Friday episode July 22 Episode 1…
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As an educator, Angelina uses books to teach kindness, social-emotional learning, empathy, and many more values. She hopes her books will be used by parents, caregivers, and educators to do the same. To learn more, visit https://www.kindnessandstories.com/ Check out Angelina's books here: What Kind of World Would it Be? - https://amzn.to/3hEsuhg I …
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Intro This week in queer, the local non-binary neurodivergents tackle Roe v. Wade, DE&I in the workplace, and how far they can stretch the definition of technology Roe v. Wade Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking by Malcolm Gladwell Overturning of Roe v. Wade leaked draft “Vote Blue No Matter Who” Roe v. Wade Decision on (1973) Secret serv…
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Show Notes Grimes and Manning’s Relationship Apple Watch oxygen sensor (for climbing mountains obviously) WWDC 2022 Celeste Clarius the dog cow 37 (but with the special line) Off label medication usage bicalutamide Balto patreon.com/alexcox Ballance App Quinn Rose Creative Selection by Ken Kocienda Breathable Yubikey Apple Watch AssistiveTouch Medi…
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Universal Audio Apollo Twin X - Quinn's too expensive audio setup PhilosophyTube on MusicalSplaining/Lindsay Ellis’s audiobook Spain granting women time off work due to menstrual pain TikTok: @hebontheweb's Pandemic isn’t over video Inventor of Segway's death Bryan's podcast, Unsolicited: Fatties Talk Back Cox Productions Internet Yellow Pages - Am…
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This episode discusses D.M. Whitaker's essential & encouraging potty training books for tots. This is the perfect book for your little boy or girl to feel empowered while on the potty training journey! D.M. Whitaker was born in Omaha, Nebraska to a mom and dad that loved reading books to her and her siblings. Thus, her love for reading and sharing …
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This episode discusses Aja's inspiring Plane Jane series. We hear all about Jane working through both confidence and doubt, obstacles and opportunities to build her own plane and reach new heights. Aja Dorsey Jackson is a Baltimore-based author, editor and mother of three. After writing several books as a ghostwriter, she published her first book, …
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This episode discusses Etaine's beautiful book on the power of our unique differences. We chat about the importance of inclusiveness, Etaine's roots and Irish proverbs, and her artistry which shines through the entire book! Etaine Raphael is the author-illustrator of The Rhyme-Time Twins series, which has just begun! She was born and raised in Wash…
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This episode discusses Sari's impeccable ability to make us laugh while providing thought-provoking content-- all in one children's book! Since her appearance, she has extended her Robotastic series with 'Robotastic: Jake and the Giant Beach.' Although we do not discuss that book in this episode (which aired live a few months ago)-- it is available…
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In this episode, we discuss humor as a tool for parenting. We discuss how humor allows our children to play with words and discover new ways to view the world. While this episode has many many hilarious moments, we also discuss the importance of diversity in books and the barriers that exist for Black and Brown authors. Jacob Eckeberger is a first-…
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