Episode 103: Growing Up Gay in the Evangelical South and Healing Through Music w/ Garrison Starr
When the faith you were raised in no longer has room for who you are, where do you go next? Singer-songwriter Garrison Starr joins Jaisa and Rachael to talk about growing up gay in an evangelical Mississippi community, losing friends and church family along the way, and grieving the beliefs she could no longer hold.…
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