The Cut Fruit Podcast
The Cut Fruit podcast: A Queer Conversation, is a podcast where we have honest conversations that explore the nuances and complexities of what it means to be Queer and Asian through intimate conversations with real people. Each episode explores a guest’s formative experiences that helped shape who they are, how they view the world, and the ways they engage in community.
The Cut Fruit Podcast
Episode 104: Erin McGrady on Breaking Up With Her Therapist + Queer Interracial Marriage
Dr. Moon interviews Erin McGrady, on breaking up with her therapist. She walks us through how she made her decision, when she knew it was the right time, and the guilt that came along with it.
Erin also shares about being in a queer interracial marriage with her wife Caroline, and why they both prioritize mental health.
Erin McGrady (she/her/hers) is a queer Asian American, transracial adoptee, and filmmaker, photographer, and writer based in Asheville, North Carolina. She is the co-founder of Authentic Asheville, a small media company passionate about telling stories that increase representation on both sides of the lens.
When she’s not at home trail running, hiking, riding bikes, or camping in the Blue Ridge Mountains, you can find her traveling with her wife and rescue dog in their van in search of queer-friendly businesses, safe spaces, and cool outdoor spots. If you come to Western North Carolina, bring your running shoes as she hosts a free BIPOC+LGBTQIA2S+Ally Safe Space 5K Walk and Run where all are welcome. In the meantime, you can follow her adventures on Instagram | Facebook | YouTube
Erin gives a shoutout to Faith Briggs Rose in the episode. Faith is a documentary film director, creative producer, outdoor enthusiast, and host of the Trail Ahead Podcast.
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This episode was sponsored by Inclusive Therapists, a simpler, safer way for BIPOC, LGBTQ+ and marginalized folks to find culturally-responsive, identity-affirming mental health care. You can find them at inclusivetherapists.com or @inclusivetherapists.