Podcasts, Interviews, & Appearances
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KALEIDOSCOPE | Spoon Theory 101 is a crash course in a word or issue that might be new to some of us. They invite guests who specialize in these topics to unpack them. In this episode, Jade chats about the spoon theory, chronic pain, and other resources! Enjoy!
HEALING JUSTICE & MYSTIC SOUL Collaboration | Mystic Soul co-founders Teresa P Mateus, Ra Mendoza, and Jade Perry offer a self-facilitated conversation to talk faith origin stories (including Christianity, Catholicism, and Indigenous traditions), the work of bridging worlds, what it means to be POC-centered in approaching spirituality and activism, and grieving appropriation of POC ancestral traditions."
INNER HOE UPRISING | BLACKQUEERDISABLED KINK
Jade discusses dating as a Black queer disabled woman, making the bedroom accessible, orgasming as pain relief, making your body comfortable during sex and much more!"
WOUNDED HEALER | Jade shares with Sarah what it means to be a “churchy mystic” & the work of the Embodied Sensual Rituals in helping others reclaim their body/sexuality/sensuality that may have been lost to shame at the hands of the church.
sex KiKi |Jade T Perry KiKi's with Coriama and Angelique expounding upon her feature "On Black Church(ed) Women Embracing the Erotic".
Jade digs deep into access intimacy, living with chronic illness, sex, kink & so much more!
gOD-Talk Chicago | Jade was invited to be a panelist at gODtalk Chicago - a millennial conversation around faith and more, a groundbreaking seven-city conversation series spearheaded by the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture Center for the Study of African American Religious Life in association with Pew Research Center. Photo Credit: Leah Jones & the Smithsonian NMAAHC
ZOOMOISIE | DISABILTY JUSTICE IN A NEWLY DISABLED WORLD! Hoodoisie collective member, disability activist and righteous scientist Joanne Boa Vontade Moliski brings us this essential conversation on the intersection between COVID-19 and disability justice with disability justice activists Jade Perry and Nell.”