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04/06/2024

ICYMI: last week we set out to answer the question ‘is the fine art of cruising about to be lost?’

To help me answer that question i enlisted Marcus McCann, author of ‘Park Cruising: What Happens When We Wander Off The Path’.

Along the way we talk about cruising culture (the do’s and don’t’s), the threat of gentrification, and the rise of the apps!

As I’m sure you can imagine I know very little about cruising (!), and so learnt a lot in our chat. I think you will too!

***rpodcast ***rcanada

27/03/2024

Moving from LA to the quaint vibes of Athens, Georgia, it took this week's guest Amethysta Herrick a wee while to adjust.

Enter Boneshakers (The Boneshakers Foundation), the only gay bar in town and the unexpected hero of our story.

A sanctuary of glitter, freedom, and the occasional drag show, it was where Amethysta truly blossomed.

This wasn't just a bar; it was a space where she got to practice being herself, and learnt to love all aspects (with ample opportunity for flirting and debauchery too).

Listen to this week's episode to find out more!

21/02/2024

The more I think about it the more I agree. Why don’t we all start referring to it as ‘inviting in’ instead of ‘coming out’? It feels far more intentional and powerful.

I caught up with author Lamya H to chat about the NY bookstore Bluestockings Cooperative lost Allen St store, but we talked about so much more than that - the magic of community, books, and activism!

To hear this full conversation, and the insights Lamya has about the concept of ‘coming out’ you know what to do - find the podcast wherever you stream ‘em!

And, I’d love to hear your thoughts about ‘coming out’… does that term feel appropriate to your experience, and should we still call it that?

06/02/2024

🏳️‍🌈✨ On this day in 1971, a groundbreaking movement was born: the Campaign Against Moral Persecution (or, you know, CAMP). 🌈✊

Founded in a church hall in Balmain, New South Wales, Australia, CAMP was an LGBTQ+ activism group, fighting for rights and challenging stigma and discrimination with unwavering determination. 💪

One of their notable contributions was the publication of the magazine "Camp Ink," which served as a platform for q***r voices and narratives, sparking conversations and offering some pretty snazzy artwork…🌟

❤️🌈 +

18/01/2024

It's our first episode of 2024, and it's a doozy!

I learnt all sorts of things from AuntieVice, the host of the Fat Girls on Top podcast, who joined me to reminisce about Wicked Grounds in San Francisco. Along the way I got to ask dumb questions about kink (so you don't have to. you're welcome), and growing up q***r in the 80s!

Find it wherever you stream podcasts.

24/12/2023

Can a place you only ever went to once change your life?

Well, yes, it can. On this week's episode of the podcast I spoke to David F M Vaughn, from the Gaytriachs podcast, all about a lost gay country bar from his past that had a significant impact on his life.

19/12/2023

NYC in the 80s - was there ever a more magical place?

After doing this podcast for a few years I'm starting to think maybe not...

On this week's show Miss Guy tells us all about Boy Bar, a gay bar in NYC that was open between 1984 - 1993.

And this chat has it all - what it's like to rub elbows with celebrities, be mesmerised by the drag acts, and celebrate the importance of q***r spaces from our past...

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