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Dear Alana, the Conversion Therapy Podcast You'll Binge In One Sitting - Vimarsana News

Dear Alana, the Conversion Therapy Podcast You'll Binge In One Sitting

The Storyteller Becomes the Story In 2020, Yellow Scene covered the story of Alana Chen, a 24-year-old from Louisville. Her death, ruled a suicide, was a Religious conversion therapy aimed at LGBTQ people has rippling effects as shown on the Dear Alana podcast

Podcaster haunted by Alana Chen's conversion therapy, suicide moved to Colorado to tell her story — and his – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

Podcaster haunted by Alana Chen's conversion therapy, suicide moved to Colorado to tell her story — and his – Greeley Tribune

Simon Fung and Joyce Calvo's friendship became a partnership when Fung pitched the idea of a podcast delving into Alana Chen’s life — a years-long project that evolved into the eight-episode podcast series “Dear Alana,” which hit No.1 on Apple Podcasts’ charts this summer.

"Dear Alana" podcast tells story of Colorado woman's conversion therapy, suicide - Vimarsana News

"Dear Alana" podcast tells story of Colorado woman's conversion therapy, suicide

"Dear Alana" reached No.1 on Apple Podcasts and is releasing new episodes each Monday

'Dear Alana,' podcast spotlights conversion therapy - Vimarsana News

'Dear Alana,' podcast spotlights conversion therapy

The critical look at Catholic culture around homosexuality isn't intended to harm the church, says podcaster Simon Kent Fung

'Dear Alana,' podcast spotlights conversion therapy and gay Catholics who say it's harmed them - Vimarsana News

'Dear Alana,' podcast spotlights conversion therapy and gay Catholics who say it's harmed them

"These people will fix you. Come back when you're healed," a trusted priest told Simon Kent Fung, handing him a note with contact information for therapists. The priest knew Fung wanted to enter the seminary and Fung had just confided that he was attracted to men.