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A 28,000 year old stone dildo is the queer artefact in the spotlight as Leo is joined by prolific writer, performer Annie Siddons to talk desire, sex toys, enhancing bodies and queer labelling. They are joined by expert in queer histories and founder of the Museum of Transology, EJ Scott.As a response to the ancient stone dildo Annie Siddons weaves and performs the mythic tale of Hag and her mysterious pleasure-enhancing mission.Leo Skilbeck is a writer/director/creator for stage and screen and the artistic director of Milk Presents. Their work spans a decade of queer performance making, and they are co-creator of TRANS FILTH AND JOY, a large scale cabaret made with Trans Creative. For theatre their work includes cabaret Chekhov THE BEAR/ THE PROPOSAL (Young Vic), drag king play JOAN (winner of Off West End Award, Fringe First Award), and Associate Director on FUN HOME (Young Vic).E-J Scott is a curator, cultural producer and academic and was awarded the UK's Museum Activist Award 2020/21. He is the founder of the museumoftransology.com and the British Digital Art Network (Tate/Paul Mellor Research Centre). He is Stage 2 and 3 Leader of the BA (Hons) Culture, Curation & Criticism at Central St Martins.Annie is a writer and performer working in comedy, stage and screen. Projects include How (not) to Live in Suburbia (touring and Edinburgh Fringe), Raymondo, How (not) to Fight a Family Curse (Soho/Royal Court, in development). Her most recent work includes Dennis of Penge (writer/performer Ovalhouse/Albany) Ant and Hop at Unicorn Theatre and Babylon Beyond Borders (Bush Theatre). Her comedy persona Karima Kay has just started gigging in London. She is currently developing work for TV.Links She Wants a Dog Milk Presents Museum of Transology Bishopsgate Institute The Queer House Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Host Leo is joined by cabaret legend Mzz Kimberley at the RVT to talk about her very first dress, red and beautifully detailed by hand, which is now an artefact in the Museum of Transology. Mzz Kim chats to Leo about her early life and career in New York and London in the 90s, sharing hilarious and poignant showbiz stories.Also joining Leo to give expert context and fascinating facts about the queer scene and queer lives in the 1990s is EJ Scott, curator, programmer and founder of the Museum of Transology.Leo Skilbeck is a writer/director/creator for stage and screen and the artistic director of Milk Presents. Their work spans a decade of queer performance making, and they are co-creator of TRANS FILTH AND JOY, a large scale cabaret made with Trans Creative. For theatre their work includes cabaret Chekhov THE BEAR/ THE PROPOSAL (Young Vic), drag king play JOAN (winner of Off West End Award, Fringe First Award), and Associate Director on FUN HOME (Young Vic).Mzz Kimberley AKA Kim Tatum is an actor and singer. Kim is also the founding Director of LIFE.  In 2020, Kim was the first trans woman to present the first LGBT+ award for the ‘Black British Theatre Awards' for Sky television. Kim made the 2020 and 2021 LGBT Power List.E-J Scott is a curator, cultural producer and academic and was awarded the UK's Museum Activist Award 2020/21. He is the founder of the museumoftransology.com and the British Digital Art Network (Tate/Paul Mellor Research Centre). He is Stage 2 and 3 Leader of the BA (Hons) Culture, Curation & Criticism at Central St Martins.Links She Wants a Dog Milk Presents Museum of Transology Bishopsgate Institute E-J Scott @mzzkimberley on Instagram Royal Vauxhall Tavern

Carl sits down with actor, advocate, and comedian, EJ Scott.

This month, Natasha Sutton Williams and EJ Scott chat about different voices, a research project initiated by the Ditchling Museum of Arts and Craft in partnership with Disability Arts Online. They explore the careers of women artists of the 20th century's Art and Crafts movement, who were associated with this small but significant museum in rural Sussex.

In episode three of our four-part series on Queer Activisms, Laura Forster is joined by Ajamu X and E-J Scott to discuss public history, the queer archive, and what it means to queer the museum. Listen now to the conversation on the History Workshop Podcast.

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This week we talk to the hilarious EJ Scott! Danny and Adam take the show on the road and go to EJ's house and role through some hot takes. They bring up using your phone during concerts again and how it's ok if you hold it near your mouth. Danny thinks it's pretty rich that the director of Ready Player One thinks marvel movies aren't cinema, and Adam cannot say they name of EJ's eye disease correctly. They talk about improv and how doing improv on stage as a legally blind person has made EJ perform stronger moves. All that and so much more on this week's episode of Finger Guns Comedy! Check out EJ's documentary Running Blind, and hist podcast Scratch the Surface https://bit.ly/2qJdSpo https://apple.co/2CwneYm Go check out our new website www.fingergunscomedy.com Leave us a review on itunes! https://apple.co/34Y3rNL Follow us on Facebook, twitter, and instagram for extra content on the show!
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The early 20th century saw a craze for historic pageants – huge theatrical events with casts of thousands. Gwen Lally called herself England’s first female pageant master, and in 1932 she arrived at Battle Abbey in Sussex with great ambitions for her latest show. It was unusual for a woman to wield such power, but even more unusual was her decision to wear masculine clothes. This was a woman who pushed the boundaries. With English Heritage curator Kathryn Bedford, Josie Long explores the story of the Battle Abbey Pageant and speaks to Lally biographer Deborah Sugg Ryan about new research that is shedding light on the enigmatic pageant master's personal life. She also meets E-J Scott, Curator of the Museum of Transology, and Francesca Reid (aka drag king Brent Would) to discuss how gender roles have been challenged through performance. Visit our episode page to find out more about Gwen Lally, the Battle Abbey pageant and women's masculine dress in the interwar years. Speaking with Shadows is brought to you by English Heritage.    Presenter: Josie Long Producer: Katharine Kerr for Fresh Air Contributors: Kathryn Bedford, English Heritage Collections Curator (South East); Deborah Sugg Ryan, Professor of Design History and Theory at University of Portsmouth; E-J Scott, Historian, Curator and Queer Cultural Producer; Francesca Reid, performer and creator of the drag king Brent Would. english-heritage.org.uk/speakingwithshadows

In Wednesday’s episode of the BSN Rams Podcast, Justin Michael debates what kind of impact a healthy E.J. Scott could make, throws out some freshmen that may play in 2019 and reviews the first episode of Hard Knocks. Use code GORAMS for $10 off an annual pass and a free shirt when you subscribe. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! iTunes link – Stitcher Link – Spotify link

This week we hear about the ways museums are changing to better represent trans lives and write histories in more thoughtful and meaningful ways. You can check out the Transvengers comic made by our young people in partnership with the Wellcome Collection here: wellcomecollection.org/articles/W03jACYAACUAg5IR Follow the Museum of Transology here: twitter.com/motransology Our next conference will be running on 15th/16th November 2019, so save the date and we'll keep you updated as tickets are released! Gendered Intelligence is a charity that works to increase understandings of gender diversity and improve the lives of trans people. Our vision is of a world where people are no longer constrained by narrow perceptions and expectations of gender, and where diverse gender expressions are visible and valued. To support Gendered Intelligence, or to find out more about our youth work, volunteer scheme, educational and professional services, visit genderedintelligence.co.uk or follow us on Twitter @genderintell Our speakers this episode are: Kayte McSweeney, Head of Community Partnerships at the British Museum & former Senior Audience Advocate at the Science Museum (she/her) [1:53-14:31] Eleanor Lanyon, former Youth and Community Engagement Officer at Wellcome Collection (she/her) [14:37-26:44] Dr Jana Funke, Senior Lecturer at the University of Exeter (she/her) [22:00-25:34] E-J Scott, Curator of the Museum of Transology (he/him/they/them/E-J) [26:45-39:46] Panel hosted by Jay Stewart, CEO of Gendered Intelligence (he/him) _____________________________ Music is provided by WHATSGOOD. theartistunion.com/whatsgoodtho

Welcome to the TransForming Spaces Podcast by Gendered Intelligence! Join Annie and Franki as they give a guided tour of the talks and panels delivered at Gendered Intelligence's Transforming Space Conference 2018. For this first episode, we will be showing clips of some of our favourite moments in the first five talks from our Transforming Spaces Conference that we will be publishing. The full talks will be released weekly so make sure to check them out as they pop up. This episode touches on the topics of toilets, high-street safety, safer spaces for young trans people, navigating trans existence in museums, and trans community spaces. You can check out the Transvengers comic made by our young people in partnership with the Wellcome Collection here: wellcomecollection.org/articles/W03jACYAACUAg5IR Our next conference will be running on 15th/16th November 2019, so save the date and we'll keep you updated as tickets are released! Gendered Intelligence is a not-for-profit organisation that works to increase understandings of gender diversity and improve the lives of trans people. Our vision is of a world where people are no longer constrained by narrow perceptions and expectations of gender, and where diverse gender expressions are visible and valued. To support Gendered Intelligence, or to find out more about our youth work, volunteer scheme, educational and professional services, visit genderedintelligence.co.uk or follow us on Twitter @genderintell Our speakers this episode (in order of appearance) are: Francis Ray White, Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Westminster (they/them) [1:56-6:03] Greygory Vass, Director of Open Barbers (he/him) [7:24-9:06] Jake Kelly, Residential Lead & Youth Work Assistant at Gendered Intelligence (he/him) [11:06-14:01] Tobias Draper, Anthropology student and LGBT+ Officer at LSE (he/him) [16:16-17:13] Sabah Choudrey, Trans and POC Youth Worker & Mentor at Gendered Intelligence (they/them) [18:05-20:34] Kayte McSweeney, Head of Community Partnerships at the British Museum, former Senior Audience Advocate at the Science Museum (she/her) [21:56-24:23] Eleanor Lanyon, former Youth and Community Engagement Officer at Wellcome Collection (she/her) [26:58-28:22] Dr Jana Funke, Senior Lecturer at the University of Exeter (she/her) [28:23-29:49] E-J Scott, Curator, Museum of Transology (he/him/they/them/E-J) [31:26-33:31] _____________________________ Music is provided by WHATSGOOD. theartistunion.com/whatsgoodtho

What do you do when you realise you’re non-binary? How do you come out to yourself? How do you find people like you? Caitlin Benedict is coming out. But before they begin, they need to really understand what it’s like to live as non-binary: to exist as neither completely male nor completely female in a world usually confined to two options. So Caitlin has enlisted the help of their friend and mentor Amrou, and together they set off for Brighton, and the Museum of Transology where curator EJ Scott shares his wisdom about life outside the gender binary, the incredible trans community in the UK, and how best to transport a pair of breasts. And Amrou takes Caitlin to meet their best friend, artist Victoria Sin. Presented by Caitlin Benedict & Amrou Al-Kadhi Produced by Caitlin Benedict, Arlie Adlington and Georgia Catt

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MOOP Talk: MuseumThe Museum of Ordinary People (MOOP) is a pop up museum that champions the magic and mundanity of everyday life. We celebrate the ripples people leave behind. We want to challenge existing paradigms and rewrite the history books.The idea of MOOP Talks is to explore themes that resonate with us and what we do.MOOP Talk: Museum was a way of exploring how museums are evolving, and how they are being challenged and disrupted. The idea was to foster discussion between existing spaces. We were interested in the definition of a museum itself, emotional resonance, connection and representation, voices (who’s speaking, and who has a voice), the future, belonging and participation.The speakers were:• Richard Martin, curator of public programmes at The Tate - 00:00:00• Edith Ojo, Freelance Arts Consultant and Tshepo Skwambane, Community Advocate and Facilitator - both speaking about co-creating the “Fashioning Africa” project at the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery - 00:19:38• EJ Scott, founder and curator of the Museum of Transology - 00:44:55We hope you enjoy! Our next talk, MOOP Talk: Action takes place in Brighton on October 1st - tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/moop-talk-action-tickets-50062797174

What would you do if you KNEW you were going blind? It's hard to imagine but it is the day to day reality that EJ Scott faces. This interview was a great, long show...honestly because EJ is so easy to talk so and asked so many questions about me as well. I honestly forgot the microphones were even there. Truly loved doing this interview and love this guys spirit. Find all things EJ at www.ejscott.com Find him on Instagram @ejscott1106 Twitter @ejscott Facebook/ejscott Subscribe to this podcast here on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dear-mattie-show/id902469568?mt=2 www.dearmattieshow.com Twitter: @themattmarr Listen to Mattie’s other podcast TV TEA TIME HERE: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tv-tea-time-with-mattie-and-jake/id1211496705?mt=2 Watch the show on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/talktomattmarr Our Recap Site: http://www.tvteatime.com TV Tea Time Twitter: @jakeandmattie Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theMattMarrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Emperor Hadrian ruled ancient Rome from AD 117 – 138, there was nothing unusual about same sex relations. Clare Balding discusses queer culture in the ancient world with Stuart Frost, Head of Interpretation at the British Museum. E-J Scott is out and proud at Hadrian's Wall to find out how this ancient site is a landmark for the LGBTQ community. Reading by Cyril Nri. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Queer performance can be a chance to celebrate and cement identities. Clare Balding talks with leading Queer Theorist Matt Cook, and the writer and performer Seiriol Davies. E-J Scott is at Plas Newydd in Wales to explore the extraordinary life of Henry Cyril Paget, 5th Marquess of Anglesey. Reading by Cyril Nri. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode, women take centre stage as we explore some fascinating herstory at National Trust places. Clare Balding talks with Amy Tooth-Murphy, an expert on the history of sexuality, and Nino Strachey, Head of Specialist Advice at the National Trust. E-J Scott visits Smallhythe Place in Kent, which was home to Edy Craig, Ellen Terry's pioneering daughter. Reading by Miriam Margolyes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There are many stories that have been left out of recorded history, including those of LGBTQ people. So how can we find the traces of these lives and how do they change our understanding of history? In this episode, Clare Balding is joined by Cultural Historian and member of the National Trust Board of Trustees, Gus Casely-Hayford, and by Community Learning Manager at Sutton House, Sean Curran. E-J Scott visits Sissinghurst Castle Gardens in Kent to find out more about its famous LGBTQ residents and the less-well known life of Dawn Langley-Simmons. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The privacy and tranquility of creative retreats provide a haven for artists and writers. Joining Clare Balding to discuss this topic is the writer Will Eaves and Clare Barlow, Assistant Curator at Tate Britain, who has curated the exhibition 'Queer British Art'. E-J Scott visits Bucks Mills Cabin in Devon, once home to the renowned artists Judith Ackland and Mary Stella Edwards. Reading by Miriam Margolyes See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clare Balding presents a series exploring the dramatic and surprising LGBTQ history of National Trust places. Clare is joined in the studio by the author of the National Trust's Prejudice and Pride guidebook, Alison Oram, and Rachael Lennon, who co-ordinates and curates the Trust's Prejudice and Pride programme. Out on location is E-J Scott, who is at Kingston Lacy in Dorset. It was once home to William John Bankes, who built the exceptional collection at Kingston Lacy even when he was in exile. Reading by Sarah Waters. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Trans Pride Brighton marks its 5th year, we have your full cut out and keep guide:- - Angela Green from the TPB Committee has the full run down on events - The mighty E-J Scott brings the ground-breaking Museum of Transology to Brighton - and Ema Boswood on what's on at the Marlborough and Roni Guetta has the details on the TPB Traumfrau at the North Laine (hint: buy your ticket quick!)

On the 11 February 2017, The National Archives hosted a range of talks for 'OUTing the Past: the National LGBT History Festival' on topics including the role of lesbians in the fight for Votes for Women, the lives of trans veterans of the British Armed Forces and collecting trans narratives.In this talk recorded from the festival, curator E-J Scott discusses the process of collecting trans artefacts for the Museum of Transology. The exhibition is on display at Fashion Space Gallery in London until 22 April 2017.

Claire talks to EJ Scott from the podcast SCRATCH THE SURFACE with EJ SCOTT. He is the partner of Deborah Ann Woll (Karen Page in DAREDEVIL). EJ talks about he and Deborah’s fundraising for research into CHM (Choroideremia), a degenerative eye disease which EJ was diagnosed with in 2003. As part of his fundraising , […]

This Episode Kevin, Mike, EK the DJ, and our special guest EJ Scott are recorded via Skype at the FXBG Pirate Radio Studios. We talk to EJ about his adventures as a marathon runner, an adjacent-famous person, and everything geek pop culture. Don’t forget to check out EJ’s website for his charity www.crowdrise.com/7on7 and his podcast entitled Scratch the Surface.

Blake talks with renaissance man EJ Scott about growing up reading comics, his own podcast, running marathons for charity, his relationship with Deborah Ann Woll (Marvel’s Daredevil), GraphicAudio and much more!

Listen to this month's call with special guest Bob Farrows who talks about the horrific electoral situation in Michigan with breached ballot boxes, more mail-in ballots counted than returned by voters, and other election mayhem. Also, hear from EJ Scott in Virginia as she discusses the problems and barriers voters are currently experiencing throughout the state and some of the strategies they have been using to combat this. Plus, hear about Georgia, Wisconsin, and several others on this incredible call.

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Jason Kaplan has worked on the Howard Stern Show for over a decade. Jason talks to me about getting the job on the Stern Show, the consequences of being "honest" on the air, Dr. Who, his family, weight, therapy, medication, meditation, marriage and a ton more!! It was a really fantastic talk and hope you'll give a listen and a share.    Follow me on Twitter @ejscott @EJPodcast Follow Jason  @SiriusJay My website www.ejscott.com Instagram @ejscott1106 The Choroideremia Research Foundation www.curechm.org

Eddie Kaye Thomas is probably mostly well known from the Harold and Kumar movies and the American Pie movies. He has a long resume and has been acting since he was young. I was able to hang out in Brooklyn with him at his place and talk to him for a while. We talk about Howard Stern, narcissism, kissing and falling in love with Natalie Portman, acting, theater, Jay Mohr and a ton of other stuff!! It was a real fun hour talking with him. Hope you like it and will share with others. THANKS!!   Follow on twitter @ejscott @ejpodcast my website www.ejscott.com Instagram @ejscott1106 Choroideremia Research Foundation www.curechm.org

EJ Scott is an improvisor who has performed at iO West and has studied at Second City and The Groundlings. EJ is battling Choroideremia, a disease that is slowly taking his vision away. He's the subject of "Running Blind," a documentary capturing his journey of completing 12 marathons in 12 months blindfolded to bring attention to those who are afflicted with CHM.

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Deborah Ann Woll ("True Blood") and EJ Scott (12 Marathons in 12 Months) join Cole and Vanessa to chat about Gordon Ramsay, The Roctuplets, Ark Music, Roller Coasters vs. Condoms, Choroideremia, Frances McDormand's wooden statue, MST3K, Survivor, DIY shows, filming sex scenes, tiny homes, shark ratings, bowling with Buffy, and Cole's eventful quest for Hostess Twinkies. Leave your answer to the Firsts question (the first organized sport you can remember being a part of) on our website for a chance to win a comfy Pop My Culture T-Shirt! And please visit ejscott.com and help support Choroideremia research!

Topics include Choroideremia, running blindfolded, tattoos, and meeting Deborah Ann Woll (the prettiest girl on TV) on an internet dating site.

Michael McMillian was in the house yesterday (via the magic of Skype)!  In our interview with Michael, he discusses Steve Newlin's return to True Blood, his involvement in writing the comics, what the future holds for the True Blood comic series, getting fitted for his new set of fangs, and.... Downton Abbey!  Many thanks to Michael for joining us on the show!  godhatesfangs32MichaelMcMillianInterview.mp3Michael told us how he's recently donated some of his comics to Deborah Ann Woll's boyfriend EJ Scott's charity to raise money for research into a cure for choroideremia.  EJ suffers from this hereditary condition, which causes blindness, and is going to be running 12 marathons in 12 months for charity.  You can learn more on this site, and donate via Paypal:http://choroideremia.org/crf/