Morgana Bailey's guest appearances

Morgana Bailey

Grow Big Always

Oh Hey, Gays!

Chris Ryan

Chuck Klosterman

Chris Voss

James Howard Kunstler

Guy Winch

Kevin Kelly

Anne Curzan

Stephan Guyenet

Carrie Jenkins

Scott McCloud

Mary Roach

Grace Bonney

Stanley Krippner

Hunter Maats

Carol Dweck

OwlTail

So I saw this Ted Talk a few months ago and was incredibly moved by Morgana's story. So much so that I immediately had to contact her and ask her to come on my podcast. ​Her talk is called "The Danger of Hiding Who You Are" and in it, she comes out to an audience full of her colleagues. ​As moving as that is, it's the story of why she decided to come out that really gets you thinking. ​I'm not going to say anymore - watch the video and then listen to the podcast. We'd love to hear what you think.

So I saw this Ted Talk a few months ago and was incredibly moved by Morgana's story. So much so that I immediately had to contact her and ask her to come on my podcast. ​ Her talk is called "The Danger of Hiding Who You Are" and in it, she comes out to an audience full of her colleagues. ​ As moving as that is, it's the story of why she decided to come out that really gets you thinking. ​ I'm not going to say anymore - watch the video and then listen to the podcast. We'd love to hear what you think.

Here's where you can follow Morgana on Twitter. All of us can relate to covering up something in our lives. For many of us, that can end up being a huge part of who we really are. We can find ourselves living as outsiders pretending to be something we’re not whether that’s at work, with our friends or in our relationships. These lies can literally destroy our life.“Coming out” isn’t something sequestered to the LGBT community. Coming out means bravely uncovering who you really are and it’s a practice that we can all learn from. In this case, Morgana did it in front of millions of people. In front of co-workers. In front of absolutely everyone she knows. And she did it more than once. When you listen to her story you realize just how much keeping secrets can hurt and just how powerfully becoming outwardly authentic can be.This week is SF Pride. Given the recent impossible-to-comprehend massacre within the Orlando Gay community, just days ago, it’s never been more important to take the time to understand, listen to, and defend everyone— no matter who they decide to love. (Music credit: Rising by Lhasa de Sela)

Here's where you can <a href="https://twitter.com/morganabailey" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">follow Morgana on Twitter</a>. All of us can relate to covering up something in our lives. For many of us, that can end up being a huge part of who we really are. We can find ourselves living as outsiders pretending to be something we’re not whether that’s at work, with our friends or in our relationships. These lies can literally destroy our life.“Coming out” isn’t something sequestered to the LGBT community. Coming out means bravely uncovering who you really are and it’s a practice that we can all learn from. In this case, Morgana did it in front of millions of people. In front of co-workers. In front of absolutely everyone she knows. And she did it more than once. When you listen to her story you realize just how much keeping secrets can hurt and just how powerfully becoming outwardly authentic can be.This week is SF Pride. Given the recent impossible-to-comprehend massacre within the Orlando Gay community, just days ago, it’s never been more important to take the time to understand, listen to, and defend everyone— no matter who they decide to love. (Music credit: Rising by Lhasa de Sela)

The danger of hiding who you are with secret keeper Morgana Bailey