Manchester: Queer and Now

This week's guest on Manchester: Queer and Now is DJ Paulette.
Paulette is someone who needs no introduction, she's had a DJ career spanning nearly 30 years in Manchester, London, Paris, Ibiza and beyond. We talk to her today about how her career started, some of her all time favourite moments, how she prepares (or not) for a set and, of course, what it is about Manchester that is so amazing!
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DJ Paulette can be found here:
https://twitter.com/DJPAULETTE
www.instagram.com/dj_paulette1/

In this week's episode of Manchester: Queer and Now we are in conversation with Antoin, David and Matt from Kiss Me Again
Kiss Me Again is a monthly queer night run in the basement of soup kitchen, and one of my all time favourite nights, I’m there nearly every month so I’m very happy to talk about the experiences there again. Our conversation today touches on the foundation of Kiss Me Again, some of their favourite moments and how the three DJs met, the process and thoughts behind the beautiful artwork they have for the night, their favourite queer spaces in Manchester and we also discuss the points Chloe raised in the Rainbow Noir Episode of this podcast about creating a safe space and ensuring accessibility.
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Kiss Me Again can be found here:
https://www.facebook.com/KissMeAgainMCR
https://twitter.com/KissMeAgainMCR
https://www.instagram.com/kissmeagainmcr/?hl=en

In this week's episode of Manchester: Queer and Now we are in conversation with Darren Pritchard, mother of the House of Ghetto
We discuss the vogue scene in the North, the Manchester Vogue Ball, the foundations of the House of Ghetto, and being inclusive and uplifting each other within our community in order to make the world a better place!
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The House Of Ghetto can be found here: https://www.houseofghetto.co.uk/

In this week's episode of Manchester: Queer and Now we are in conversation with Martin and Jacqui from Manchester Frontrunners.
We speak with them about the LGBTQ+ running club and why they joined and what they think makes Manchester Frontrunners so wonderful. We also discuss how LGBTQ+ sports clubs can engage with the community, and how we could begin to remove barriers to sport, and get people into running, possibly using couch to 5km courses and parkruns, before finishing on the creative ways the club has worked to engage with members through lockdown.
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MFR can be found at http://manchesterfrontrunners.org.uk/
On Twitter - https://twitter.com/MCRFrontrunners
On Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ManchesterFrontrunners
On Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/manchesterfrontrunners/?hl=en

In this episode of Manchester: Queer and Now we are in conversation with Chloe Cousins from Rainbow Noir We speak with them about community group Rainbow Noir and how they provide a safe space Queer people of colour and are working to provide representation on the queer scene, local prides, creating a safe environment when clubbing and what Chloe loves about Manchester’s queer scene!
This was a really engaging, fun and enlightening conversation for me, and I left the zoom call feeling a little bit schooled.
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Rainbow Noir can be found at http://rainbownoirmcr.com/ https://twitter.com/RainbowNoirMCR or https://www.instagram.com/rainbownoirmcr/?hl=en