Mikaela Jade Taylor : Sobriety, coming out, and how community enables recovery

🎙️ On this episode contributing co-host Biconic hosts with Mar, and our guest co-host former guest Jenna Lee Dunn as they meet the fabulous Mikaela Jade Taylor Today the trans narrative co-hosts sit with Mikaela Jade Taylor as they talk sobriety, coming out, and how community enables recovery. ⭐️ “Mikaela Jade Taylor is a transgender woman who has had a long, successful career in morning radio broadcasting. She came out in late 2021 and is now focused on helping others be truly authentic, which is something that took her decades to come to grips with herself. Mikaela lives in Austin, Texas with her two children part of the time and is working on a psychology degree to become a licensed substance abuse counselor and therapist. You can follow Mikaela on all social media @ atxmikaela or on her website, mikaelataylor.com, or hear her right now on this podcast.” Todays episode was developed, directed, produced and edited by Caroline The Trans Narrative was created by Caroline Our theme song today is “Make it real to me” written and sung by Boy Bowser Music by Athena Promachus Content for today provided by Guest: Mikaela Jade Taylor This episode of The Trans Narrative Podcast is sponsored and powered by Spotify for podcasters , aka Anchor, the easiest way to upload a podcast. The Trans Narrative Support can be made to cash app tag $transnarrative The Trans Narrative is brought to you by listeners like you, who tune in and subscribe Thank you for your support. The Trans Narrative Podcast is dedicated to fostering a safe and inclusive space for the trans community. It provides a platform for trans individuals to connect, share their stories, and find support within their own community. Follow, like, and subscribe TikTok @thetransnarrativepodcast YouTube.com/thetransnarrativepodcast Facebook.com/thetransnarrativepodcast Anchor.fm/transnarrative Full interviews will be made available via YouTube, clips via TikTok Subscribe on anchor.fm for exclusive behind the scenes and bonus content If you’d like to reach out, or be apart of the show contact us at “[e-mail]” Or by messaging Caroline Penny at “Facebook.com/[e-mail]” Suicide Hotline 1-800-SUICIDE (784-2433) S.A.F.E. (Self Abuse Finally Ends) 1-800-DONT-CUT American Foundation for low vision 212-502-7633. Trevor Hotline (Suicide) 1-866-4-U-TREVOR Family Violence Prevention Center 1-800-313-1310 National Domestic Violence Hotline [phone]-SAFE Drug Abuse National Helpline 1-800-662-4357 National Human Service Call Center 2-1-1