Today's episode is focused on the complexities of growing up in the United States as an immigrant. Majic interviews Dr. Wang Newton, and together, they dissect their journey of assimilation.

Dr. Wang Newton is a Taiwanese-born American performance artist specializing in the art of drag. After 16 years of performing, Wang is considered a prominent king (voted one of the top 25 in the world) as well as the premiere king of Asian heritage. 

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Website: http://www.wangnewton.com/

Podcast Editor: Samantha Grey

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Majic interviews Sonalee Rashatwar (they/he), popularly known as TheFatSexTherapist on Instagram. Sonalee is an award-winning clinical social worker, sex therapist, adjunct lecturer, and grassroots organizer.

This episode is all about our journey to becoming DTF! Are you DTF?

Dismantling your internalized fatphobia.

Trusting in the deep messy process of self love and growth.

Forming your own internal systems of validation, approval, and permission giving.

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Website: https://www.sonaleer.com/

Podcast Editor: Samantha Grey

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The subject for today is grief. We’ll be exploring how to navigate grief, how to support those who are grieving, and how to be gentle with ourselves and each other along the process. 

Majic interviews Naomi (she/her)- a Black Queer Femme that serves as a Grief Guide and a Death Guide. Naomi is the founder of The Glorious Hum, which provides a supportive space to explore the topics of mortality, end-of-life care planning, and bereavement.

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Website: https://www.glorioushum.com/

Podcast Editor: Samantha Grey

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Jet Setting Jasmine is a licensed clinical Psychotherapist with a strong emphasis on Intimacy Post Injury and Intimacy Post Illness. She is the owner and lead therapist of full-service therapy practice, Blue Pearl Therapy. Jasmine is an international sex educator and Master Fetish Trainer. She co-owns, with partner King Noire, three-time award winning Royal Fetish Films and together they have over 20 years of experience as adult entertainers, directors and producers.

This episode of Life With Majic dives deep into Jasmine's experience as a therapist during the chaos of 2020.

Today’s episode features Dominique Mertenton. Domonique is the chief child ambassador for Save the Children South Africa, the national speaker of the Nelson Mandela Children's Parliament, and the provincial deputy speaker of the youth parliament. Aside from the politics, debate and public speaking, they do advocacy work centered on the upliftment of women and children. Domonique enlightens the Life With Majic listeners on the importance of children’s rights on an international scale.

For the last 19 years, readers of the Washington Blade have been nominating and voting for who they believe is the "Best of Gay DC" when it comes to the arts, nightlife, entertainment, businesses, and more.

Majic, who was awarded the title of this years "Best Drag King" sits down with Desiree Dik, DC's Best Drag Queen of 2020, and RIcky Rosé, DC's Best Drag King of 2019, to discuss what these titles mean to them. They also explore topics such as drag culture, the power of individuality, and relentless work ethic.

Kamil Oshundara is a 24 year-old Black queer artist and producer living in Los Angeles, California. She is dedicated to using film, story and visual media to explore the horrific wonders of Black life. In this episode of Life With Majic, Majic and Kamil explore the different ways spirituality and activism intersect. Kamil talks about her journey in the Ifa religion, the power of individuality, and resisting the pressures of assimilation. 

Life With Majic features the phenomenal powerhouse known as ARROWS! ARROWS is a non-binary model, filmmaker, director, actor, social media superstar and influencer. He’s been featured in Vogue, Elle, Salty, Nylon and a number of other publications. This episode dives deep into his journey from Arielle to Ari Fitz to ARROWS.

Crocodile Lightning is a transgender burlesque performer transplanted from Thailand. She started using the art of striptease to rekindle the connection with her body and sensuality after her transition. When she is not performing, Crocodile Lightning is a trauma-informed, anti-oppression infant mental health practitioner. 

This episode is a follow up to "Getting To Know Majic" part 1. All the questions that were submitted to Majic's Instagram/Facebook will be getting answered!

This is your chance to ask your host, Majic Dyke, any questions! You can drop your questions on Instagram (@majic.dyke), Twitter (@MajicDyke) or Facebook (Majic Dyke). 

Jennifer Eden (she/they) uses her platforms to inspire Black femmes and QTPOC to find confidence, autonomy, and justice in their pleasure. In this week's episode of Life With Majic, Jennifer and Majic discuss how to unapologetically and lovingly tap into our emotional and erotic desires.

Life with Majic hosts two powerful Black healers, Leigh Crenshaw-Player and Carmen Player, to discuss spiritual healing and hygiene, sustainable self-care, finding your place in the revolution, and carving out space for radical joy, dreaming, and hope.