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51: The Umbrella Hour with Dr. An Goldbauer & Zander Keig LCSW - Episode 51
51: The Umbrella Hour with Dr. An Goldbauer & Zander Keig LCSW - Episode 51
51: The Umbrella Hour with Dr. An Goldbauer & Zander Keig LCSW - Episode 51
Monday 26th August 2024
Join Dr. An Goldbauer and Zander Keig as they chat with Charlie Burton about LGBTQ recovery spaces, trans visibility, and his unique cookbook project.
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Get the buttons here!Charlie Burton: Championing Diversity and Recovery
Episode Overview
- Charlie Burton shares his journey from addiction to recovery.
- The creation of Diversity and Recovery to provide safe spaces for LGBTQ individuals.
- The significance of Black Trans Men Can Cook and its upcoming publication.
- Challenges faced by trans individuals in conservative areas.
- The importance of representation and visibility for the LGBTQ community.
Diversity and Recovery was birthed during the time of the racial unrest with George Floyd and COVID.
In this episode of The Umbrella Hour, hosts Dr. An Goldbauer and Zander Keig welcome Charlie Burton, a trailblazing advocate for the LGBTQ community. Charlie is not only an Equality Virginia board member but also the founder of Diversity and Recovery, an organisation that creates safe spaces for 12-step recovery specifically for LGBTQ individuals. He’s also the creative mind behind Black Trans Men Can Cook, a unique cookbook project set to be published in 2024.
With a candid and heartfelt conversation, Charlie shares his journey from addiction to recovery, his experiences at Morehouse College, and his mission to change perceptions about trans people in rural areas. His stories are filled with resilience and hope, as he recounts his efforts to build inclusive spaces and support networks for those in need. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by trans individuals in conservative environments and the importance of representation and visibility.
Charlie’s anecdotes about his mother’s recipes and the significance of food in African-American culture add a personal touch, making this episode both inspiring and relatable. By the end of the episode, you'll feel empowered to embrace your own journey and support others in theirs. This is a must-listen for anyone interested in recovery, LGBTQ issues, or simply seeking a dose of inspiration.