Today we’re going to talk to Nicholas Deroose, who now lives in Singapore.
About I'm From Driftwood
Immigration [Podcast]
In this episode, Phil and Alex discuss these stories and the issues surrounding the safety and livelihood of LGBTQ people
In this episode, Phil and Alex discuss these stories and the issues surrounding the safety and livelihood of LGBTQ people
Justin Adkins – Trans Educator On When He Welcomes Questions & Where He Draws The Line
We caught up with Justin Adkins, who shared his original story with us 11 years ago.
We caught up with Justin Adkins, who shared his original story with us 11 years ago.
Substance Abuse and Addiction [Podcast]
Substance abuse and addiction do not discriminate.
Substance abuse and addiction do not discriminate.
Bi-Inclusion [Podcast]
As LGBTQ+ people, we’ve long sought equality, representation and inclusion in the broader community.
As LGBTQ+ people, we’ve long sought equality, representation and inclusion in the broader community.
Story Update: Ten Years Later, Carl Reflects on His Wedding and His Relationship With His Parents
Ten years ago, Carl Reddish shared his coming out story with us.
Ten years ago, Carl Reddish shared his coming out story with us.
Outward Appearance [Podcast]
Most people care about how they present themselves to the world.
Most people care about how they present themselves to the world.
Celebrity Interview With Sherry Vine! [Podcast]
Back in 2014, I’m From Driftwood sat down with Keith Levy, the creative genius behind drag queen extraordinaire, Sherry Vine, where he told us about his reluctant entrée into drag and the benefits he reaped once he dived into it full-throttle.
Back in 2014, I’m From Driftwood sat down with Keith Levy, the creative genius behind drag queen extraordinaire, Sherry Vine, where he told us about his reluctant entrée into drag and the benefits he reaped once he dived into it full-throttle.
Childhood Crush [Podcast]
Did the inkling that you might be queer start with a crush you had at childhood?
Did the inkling that you might be queer start with a crush you had at childhood?
Introducing the ‘I’m From Driftwood Podcast’
In this episode, we hear from Founder and Executive Director Nathan Manske and Program Director, Damien Mittlefehldt, who give us a bit of history about the organization, their personal motivation, their hopes for the future, and the stories they find particularly meaningful.
In this episode, we hear from Founder and Executive Director Nathan Manske and Program Director, Damien Mittlefehldt, who give us a bit of history about the organization, their personal motivation, their hopes for the future, and the stories they find particularly meaningful.
Announcing the I’m From Driftwood Podcast!
"Increase the visibility of all the diversity within our community."
“Increase the visibility of all the diversity within our community.”
Mila Jam ‘Black Trans Women Are Important in Music’
When we filmed Mila Jam five over five years ago, she told us the story of how her transition allowed her artistic voice to flourish. We recently caught up with Mila to discuss her career, the state of trans rights, and the importance of channeling art into change.
When we filmed Mila Jam five over five years ago, she told us the story of how her transition allowed her artistic voice to flourish. We recently caught up with Mila to discuss her career, the state of trans rights, and the importance of channeling art into change.
Stephen Winter ‘I Can See Hope in the Future.’
Eight years ago, we filmed Stephen Winter, a Chicago-born filmmaker who shared a story with us about identity and navigating life in a country breaming with institutionalized and overt racism. We recently caught up with him to talk about what's changed, what hasn't, and whether he has hope for the future generations.
Eight years ago, we filmed Stephen Winter, a Chicago-born filmmaker who shared a story with us about identity and navigating life in a country breaming with institutionalized and overt racism. We recently caught up with him to talk about what’s changed, what hasn’t, and whether he has hope for the future generations.
Black Gay Man Reflects on a Life Defined by Love, Authenticity, Activism and Connection.
Being gay was worse than being a murderer and a fate worthy of death.
Being gay was worse than being a murderer and a fate worthy of death.
Gay Man Finds Confidence and Sheds His Toxic Masculinity. ‘For Once, You’re Seeing the Real Me.’
I am trying to conquer anxiety and mental illness.
I am trying to conquer anxiety and mental illness.
Gay Man Works Through Trauma of Sexual Assault
“I am a lot happier now that I’ve done this work.”
“I am a lot happier now that I’ve done this work.”