Season 3 of Embracing All of Me launches May 5 with a deeper exploration of identity, truth, and what it means to live (and potentially thrive) beyond rigid labels.

This season, host Ross Victory sits down with Bi+ and queer artists, dancers, writers, and creatives to unpack the layered realities of self-expression, relationships, and belonging.

From polyamory and expansive relationship models to creative identity, cultural expectations, and emotional healing, these conversations move beyond surface-level visibility into something more grounded: embodiment.

What does it mean to be seen… and still not feel whole?
What does it take to live in alignment with who you are, fully?

Season 3 invites you into honest, nuanced conversations that challenge binaries and make space for contradiction, growth, and self-recognition.

✨ This season also marks the launch of Creative Consults, one-on-one sessions designed to help you clarify your voice, shape your ideas, and move from inspiration to intention.

✨ Plus, Embracing All of Me is now accepting community submissions, short-form written pieces exploring identity, complexity, and the stories that exist between the lines. Learn more at EmbracingAllofMe.org.

If you’re navigating identity, creativity, or connection in a world that prefers simplicity, this season is for you.

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BINARY BASHERS is moving to it's own page! Check out the new bonus episode "The Grandpa You Wish You Had - ABilly S. Jones-Hennin." Follow Binary Bashers directly for more.

In this episode, Ross opens with a moment that stopped him mid-commute, two women yelling "you gay" from a passing car and unpacks why four seconds in traffic sent him back thirty years. What starts as a story becomes an honest, unhurried conversation about what it actually takes to embrace a queer identity: the language we inherit, the language we reclaim, and everything we have to do to untangle our understanding.

This one is for anyone who heard words used as a weapon before they ever had a chance to use it as a home. For anyone navigating a need for bisexuality support without a clear roadmap. For the non-monosexual experience that doesn't fit neatly into either/or. For the people whose relationships quietly shifted the moment they started living more honestly — and who are still trying to figure out what that means.

The real work of embracing who you are isn't a moment. It's a lifelong negotiation, with language, with identity, with time, and with the people around you.

In this reflective episode of Embracing All of Me, we step back from the Binary Bashers series to talk about why it was created in the first place...for that person searching at 2:17 AM. This conversation explores what it means to grow up searching for proof that people like you exist, and how storytelling can become a form of bisexuality support, community building, and healing.

Centering the experiences of bi, non-monosexual, and queer people of color, this episode reflects on visibility, lineage, and the quiet journey of embracing queer identity in a world that often asks people to pick a lane or shrink themselves.

If you’ve ever questioned where you belong, struggled with embracing identity, or looked for stories that reflect your full humanity, don't worry, you aren't the only one and this episode was made with you in mind.