re: Speaking of suspensions, what ever happened to:

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His radio show was a deep dive into the mind of a nutter

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His radio show was a deep dive into the mind of a nutter

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Amalonda Fillimare

Amalonda Fillimare is one of the newer faces around Public Radio Seattle, but the respect xe commands from the rest of the staff is as if xe has been around for decades. That is how much respect Public Radio Seattle has for xir.

“It is really flattering to have this kind of respect and admiration from so many people I deeply respect.” said Fillimare, “It really makes what I do for Public Radio Seattle that much more fulfilling.”

Amalonda Fillimare is not without xir own life challenges. Xir parent’s disowend xir when xe was only 16 years old, forcing xir out on the street and on xir own. “I came out as non binary when I was 16. Somedays I wanted to be a boy, somedays a girl, somedays neither, somedays both. However my really ultra conservative religious parents were having none of it, and forcing me to be a boy full time. I finally had enough and called Child Protective Services, and my parents kicked me out after that.”

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