Podcasts about queer fm

Connect with MDSML: -Join the mailing list for weekly queer joy! mdsml.substack.com -Connect with Lauren! laurendeborah.substack.com  -Email the pod! mydadstolemylimelight@gmail.com -LGBTQIA+ resources This week I am joined by comedian (Just For Laughs Vancouver, Queer FM), and IMO karaoke legend Jenny Russell (she/her/they/them)! Jenny has been on my wish list for a while and I am so glad I finally got the courage to be like “Hey I would love to chat to you!” and what a treat, for all of us, that Jenny said yes! In this episode: -We get an important and much-needed reminder to remember those who fought for us and experienced tragedy in order for Queers to be where we are today! As well as the amazing Queer history filled with joy! -It's okay to not know, it's okay to figure it out as you go! We love the journey! -Biphobia is very real and very hard and very much a product of our surroundings and trying to protect ourselves and is a constant unlearning! -Jenny is very generous with her history of bullying and being bullied and the violence they faced and I am really grateful for everything she shared! -Safety is discussed and unpacked a lot in this conversation and it's very important to hear Jenny's stories! -Progress is amazing, but a lot of the tradition feels lost in the process! -Jenny had a Gay Fairy Godmother, and this is my official call for one of my own. As a demisexual, I always feel like I am still 12 in my dating and sex ed (12 as a girl at Catholic school by the way! Even worse! I need to learn!) -Being gay is so expensive! Connect with my guest: -Follow Jenny on Instagram: @jenny.b.f Behind the scenes: -Podcast production and editing made possible by: Alexi Johnson and Alistair Ogden -Logo Art: @raphe.ca -Music: Shawn Kangro -Follow the podcast network: @604podnetwork -This episode of My Dad Stole My Limelight was recorded with @SquadCast

In episode three of They and Us, host Wil Fundal has a conversation with Queer FM host Denise Fraser about being Black and Queer.

This week Wizzy MoonChaser is joined by Vancouver`s elite radio personality , dj, producer and entrepreneur @djdenise35 and fellow podcaster @sok.kay. The trio discuss women in broadcasting, the creative process, Queer Fm and the challenges within the LGBTQ community. Asap Rocky, 90 day fiancee , The breakfast club and the Lion King are some of the pop culutre topics also discussed. Insightful and informative this PRIDE episode  will leave you loving the differences that bind us together.

As a part of Black History Month, CiTR hopes to do its pair to bring more attention to the rich and varied history of Black peoples in the Coast Salish territories, and beyond. Every week in February, from 1PM to 2PM on Wednesday, tune into a new selection of curated content commemorating Black History Month. Today's episode features three segments. First DJ Denise of Queer FM introduces the legacy of Black History Month in Canada. Afterwards, Seher Asaf of News 101 interviewed member and co-organizer of Black Lives Matter Vancouver, Joy, about the issues at the Women's March and a need for a more inclusive feminism. Finally, we debut an interview from Dora Dubber of The Reel Whirled with Barbara Chirinos, director of Vancity Theatre's annual Black History Month series.

Obstacles and Outcomes is about producer Vanessa Colantonio’s journey through the Canadian health care system as a transwoman of colour. Her story is set against a back drop of archival radio clips from Queer FM documenting the trans experience in the health care system. As smooth as it has been, Vanessa’s own transition is contrasted with the pitfalls and struggles of trans activists to get trans healthcare to where it is today. Her narration is interspersed with interview clips and live recordings aired on CiTR’s long-running LGBTQ issues and current affairs program ‘Queer FM’, recorded and hosted by Heather Kitching.

For this Doc series, CiTR producers used digitized audio from our reel-to-reel and cassette tape archive to make documentaries about UBC and CiTR's history. The third in our series, this is "Queer Decade", produced by Heather Kitching.1995-2005 is the story of the queer rights movement in Vancouver, during the era when queers finally started winning their rights. From the 1995 Supreme Court of Canada decision that ruled that lesbians, gays and bisexuals were entitled to equality under the law to the 2005 House of Commons vote to legalize same sex marriage nationwide, Queer Decade touches on key events in B.C.’s queer activist history, such as the Little Sister’s court case and the Surrey School Board book ban. It also comments on the queer community’s growth from a relatively white, middle class movement, to a more diverse and spiritually mature collective. The documentary features interviews with key activists and politicians who helped move queer rights forward. It also includes queer anthems from the era, and archived recordings from CiTR’s Queer FM, including tape from British Columbia’s first legal same-sex wedding.

Over the years of doing a radio show, a lot of people have come up and said "oh man, it would be so cool to do a show" or "I wish I could do what you do". So that got CabaRadio to thinking...why not give you the chance to do just that! That's when we came up with the idea of 'You pick the Playlist' a show where you, one of our listeners gets to come on the show and pick the music for the night. Not only that but you get to talk about why you wanted it played, or what it means to you, or hell maybe you just really dig the song!Maybe you want to play an 80's set, or a punk set, maybe you are like us and you wanna play a whole bunch of different music all on the same show or maybe just maybe you are a musician and you wanna showcase all your own stuff, you can do that to...it's your Playlist!Their are a few rules of course, like you have to play some Canadian Content aka CANCON and you have to play some female content aka FEMCON but other than that, the mic and music is all yours.Join us tonight http://citr.ca/ at 11pm as CabaRadio listener, Queer FM host and Mr Gay Vancouver, Aedan Saint sits in with us and plays some dance stuff, electro-house and some older remixed stuff.Tune in to hear Aedan Saint as he becomes CabaRadio's DJ for the night!!The adventure awaits tonight at 11pm on CITR 101.9fm or online at http://citr.ca/PS if you would like to Pick the Playlist some night on CabaRadio please email us at cabaradio@gmail.com with the subject "I wanna pick the playlist" We do it every couple of months, so sign up now and start picking your list!Talk to you tonight!CabaRadio with Teddy SmoothTuesdays at 11pmCITR 101.9fm or online at http://citr.ca/-----------------------------------------------------MISSED A SHOW?Check out all our shows online at http://citr.ca/ under "Shows" or in the Itunes store under citr -- cabaradioDownload them to your MP3 player or listen online to any of the shows at your convenience!http://feeds.feedburner.com/Citr--Cabaradio