• Ep 54: Mod Becher (he/they) on Navigating Internal and External Conflict on the Path to Ourselves

  • Jun 13 2024
  • Length: 40 mins
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Ep 54: Mod Becher (he/they) on Navigating Internal and External Conflict on the Path to Ourselves

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  • This week’s guest is artist and actor, Mod Becher (he/they). I actually met Mod out in real life while being a patron at his workplace, which we go into, and it eventually led to me sharing about the podcast and unbeknownst to me Mod was navigating a pretty pivotal time and would go on to become a listener of the show and eventually wanted to come on to offer their own story as a way to help others who have been navigating his own tumultuous journey’s of finding themselves. I SO loved getting to connect with Mod and was so moved throughout this conversation, and am so honored to get to invite you all into it too.

    About the guest:
    Mod Becher (he/they) is trans masculine actor and artist from just outside LA, moving to the city at 19 years old. His work is often focused on the representation of the gender spectrum and LGBTQ+ community. He’s starred in a variety of projects spanning from the stage to the set and is currently working on a collection of various drawings in hopes of putting on his first art show. You can keep up on Instagram @modermelon (:

    Hollywood Fringe Festival: www.hollywoodfringe.org

    For more, visit www.secondadolescencepod.com and @secondadolescencepod.
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