QueerAF | Inspiring LGBTQIA+ stories told by emerging queer creatives - Everything you need to know about being in a queer relationship

Everything you need to know about being in a queer relationship

02/03/20 • 38 min

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QueerAF | Inspiring LGBTQIA+ stories told by emerging queer creatives

Pansexual reporter Kenya Jay Scarlett speaks to queer couples to find out everything you need to know about being in a relationship.

From getting together to breaking up and how her pansexuality has left her feeling some people are way too focused on gender.

This week on #QueerAF whether you've had one or not, we take you on a crash course on being in a queer relationship.

Subscribe now on Spotify, Apple and podcast apps everywhere.

This season is inspired by National Student Pride's themes:

Carving out space for womxn in the community
Queer Sex
Disability
Researching the Rainbow (STEM)

Find out more about the festival, back on the 22nd-24th February, and visit www.studentpride.co.uk – where we have yet another amazing star-studded live podcast recording on the main stage.

We are #QueerAF. And so are you.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pansexual reporter Kenya Jay Scarlett speaks to queer couples to find out everything you need to know about being in a relationship.

From getting together to breaking up and how her pansexuality has left her feeling some people are way too focused on gender.

This week on #QueerAF whether you've had one or not, we take you on a crash course on being in a queer relationship.

Subscribe now on Spotify, Apple and podcast apps everywhere.

This season is inspired by National Student Pride's themes:

Carving out space for womxn in the community
Queer Sex
Disability
Researching the Rainbow (STEM)

Find out more about the festival, back on the 22nd-24th February, and visit www.studentpride.co.uk – where we have yet another amazing star-studded live podcast recording on the main stage.

We are #QueerAF. And so are you.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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To prepare for my mum's gay wedding, I talked to her about sexuality for the first time

Journalist Eve Hartley sits down with her mum, ahead of her same-sex wedding, to discuss for the first time what her mum went through when she came out while Eve was only a few years old.

Eve reflects on how her journey to understanding sexuality was so different to her mums. And the reason for that is all thanks to her Mum.

Before celebrating her wedding, Eve sits down to tell her mum, that she is her ultimate queer icon.

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Young, vulnerable and new to a big city: I became the target of an online predator

Young, vulnerable and new to a big city: I became the target of an online predator

Five years ago, Rory was drugged and sexually assaulted by two men, who I met while using Grindr.

Young, vulnerable and new to a big city – growing up without any LGBTQ inclusive sex education in school – I became the target for an online predator.

It’s been difficult coming to terms with this attack, but five years on later Rory is telling his story on his own terms on the #QueerAF podcast, in the hope it might inspire others to be empowered by it.

With thanks to Rory Boyle, Survivors UK, Stay Brave and David Stuart for support for this episode.

Read Rory's opinion piece in the Metro now:

https://metro.co.uk/2020/02/12/drugged-sexually-assaulted-online-hook-up-went-wrong-12213912/

Subscribe to #QueerAF now on Spotify, Apple and podcast apps everywhere.

Support

https://www.survivorsuk.org/

https://www.staybrave.org.uk/help

Producer Rory Boyle:

Rory Boyle is a radio presenter, podcaster and event producer. He currently makes the podcast Queer Ear, for Transmission Roundhouse, and works across a number of organisations focused on creating opportunities for young people in the performing arts.

http://twitter.com/mrroryboyle

LGBTQ #QueerAF track of the week:

Should’ve Loved Me by Kush is on Spotify, find him on @Kushting on Twitter and Instagram. Links in the description. Have a #QueerAF week.

twitter.com/kushting

instagram.com/kushting

https://open.spotify.com/track/1MnKSqqtSoTTcdACFmBn1M?si=6vXe-1r3Q-eAenrV4OWXfA

National Student Pride 2020

This season is inspired by National Student Pride's themes:

Carving out space for womxn in the community
Queer Sex
Disability
Researching the Rainbow (STEM)

Find out more about the festival, back on the 22nd-24th February, and visit www.studentpride.co.uk – where we have yet another amazing star-studded live podcast recording on the main stage.

We are #QueerAF. And so are you.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.