Canada Out of the Closet

By: Travis Boser & John Whidden
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  • Have you ever wondered what it's like to come out and be 2SLGBTQ+ in Canada? Hosts Travis Boser & John Whidden talk to 2SLGBTQ+ Canadians who share their own stories of coming out and living in the vast country we call home.

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Episodes
  • Say Goodbye to the Folks

    Say Goodbye to the Folks
    Nov 8 2023

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    In this Series Finale episode, Travis & John reflect on the past three seasons of Canada Out of the Closet. They discuss a few of the recurring themes that came up through many of the chats with their guests, and share their own takeaways from those conversations.

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    56 mins
  • Cole Alvis

    Cole Alvis
    Nov 1 2023

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    Cole Alvis is a Metis and Two-Spirit artist based in Toronto. Originally from Alberta, Cole joins Travis & John today to talk about her own journey to finding her true identity, and shares how the world of theatre has positively impacted her life.

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    52 mins
  • Jenni Barrientos

    Jenni Barrientos
    Oct 25 2023

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    Originally from the BC Okanagan, Jenni Barrientos now makes her home in Medicine Hat with her wife and children where she is an archivist for the city. She joins Travis & John today to share her own coming out story, while also giving a little glimpse into the queer history of the city all three of them call home.

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    1 hr and 8 mins

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