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Welcome to SAQMI Play, the podcast that features queer filmmakers and filmmaking. This episode is a talk between the Swedish based filmmaker and sometimes actor Alecio Araci and Saqmi's own hostee Sam Message. The conversation took place in a packed Saqmi's headquarter in Majorna in Göteborg and followed the screening of Alecio Araci's trilogy consisting of the short films Chavo, Mami and Lil tuke – all of them focusing on queer Roma experiences and dealing with themes such as sorrow, forgiveness, oppression, coping and traditions. In this episode of SAQMI Play we are also digging into Alecio Araci's love for splatter and horror movies, camp, the burlesque and bizarre with some clips from a work-in-progress gore splatter comedy/mockumentary, partly shot on Super 8. This episode is a recording of the event Nightfall - Queer Talks & Screenings #12 which took place at SAQMI May 17, 2023. Alecio Araci has a background in DIY and underground culture and has worked diligently on both low- and high budget projects since the mid-00s. Between the years 2015 and 2018, he trained on the bachelor's program in film at Valand Academy in Gothenburg and has since continued his creative work both in front of and behind the camera. With his love for genre films and burlesque, he constantly strives to find the balance between the bizarre and the ordinary in his works. More about the films mentioned in the podcast: Chavo (Swedish title: Tjena tjavo) is the opening film in a trilogy of short films in a Roma setting that deals with topics such as identity, sexuality, origin and the burden that can occur when these parameters do not match. Short synopsis (eng/sve): Chavo, 2023, 15 min Tommy's grill is a meeting place for the Romani community. Here a motley crew of people gather to eat and talk. When a young man visits the restaurant one evening, rumors begin to spread and Tommy is forced to revisit traumatic memories. Tommys grill är en mötesplats för den romska gemenskapen. Här samlas en tajt sammansvuren men brokig skara människor för att äta och snacka gott. När en ensam ung man besöker restaurangen en kväll sätter ryktena igång och Tommy tvingas tillbaka till traumatiska minnen. Tjena tjavo vill öppna upp en diskussion om identitet, sexualitet, ursprung och bördan som kan uppstå när dessa parametrar inte klaffar. Men Tjena tjavo är också en film med många allmänmänskliga teman - att misslyckas som förälder, försoning efter ett svek, att våga lämna sin invanda världsbild och bilda sin egen uppfattning, att ta ansvar för sina felsteg och våga återvända till livet efter en stor sorg. Facts: Original title: Tjena tjavo. Film type: Short. Category: Fiction. Director: Alecio Araci. Producers: Alicia Hansen & Bitte Andersson. Screenplay: Alecio Araci. Production country: Sweden. Production company: French Quarter Film AB. Classification: Suitable for all audiences. Dialogue: Swedish & Romany. Cast: Michell Tatter Alfredsson, Ado Mehic Dzafic, Rosmari Kaldaras, Ardijan Bunjoshi, Paul Dandos, Philip Torres Örning. Extra: Kurke Deteharin - song from Chavo/Tjena tjavo (eng/swe) Jaj de kurke deteharin, muro kham sa kalilas Gero jilo sar angar, i jag ande mande mulas Jaj de sostar Dadeja, tu chi kames man? Zhanav kaj chi sim me kodo chavo so tu manglan Jaj le bare Devlestar, kasavo kerdjilem me Sakhade von man prasan Pala mande chungaren, vi man kushen Tuke feri ladzh bari andem me khere Chira mesaljate majbut le Rom chi aven te beshen Jaj mansa so te kerav shukara Devla? Andi ushalin dud naj, o korkoripe but dukhal Lel man i lachi lindra Sovavtar, pale chi ushtav Akanak Dade dav man la phuvjake man te xal Söndag morgon, min sol mörknade. Arma hjärta svart som sot, elden i mig dog Pappa, varför älskar du inte mig? Jag vet att jag inte är den där sonen som du önskade Den stora Guden skapade mig såhär Ändå hånar de mig. De bespottar mig och även svär mig Pappa, dig har jag bara bringat skam Inga romer kommer längre och sitter vid ditt bord Herregud vad ska jag göra med mig själv? I skuggan finns inget ljus. Ensamheten gör så ont Den ljuva sömnen tar mig Jag somnar, jag vaknar inte igen Jag ger mig åt moder jord så hon kan sluka mig Mami which in Romany means grandmother is the second film in the trilogy and is told from the point of view of an elderly matriarch. The film is shown as a “work in progress”. Mami betyder farmor eller mormor på romani och det är just kring denna personlighet som filmen kretsar. Mami är överhuvudet i familjen. Matriarken. Hon är den som vakar över och månar om. Hon är den som bestämmer och den som skyddar. Den som oroar sig och innerligt bryr sig. Hennes ord väger starkast i en osämja och familjemedlemmar skulle aldrig drömma om att sätta sig upp mot hennes förhållningsregler. Lil tuke means “A letter to you” in Romany and is the final film in the trilogy. In short, it is about secret relationships and being able to move on after an indescribably difficult loss. Screened as a work in progress with only short clips during the event. Lil tuke betyder "Ett brev till dig" på romani och är den avslutande filmen i trilogin. Den handlar i korta drag om hemlighållna relationer och att orka gå vidare efter en obeskrivligt svår förlust. Visades som ett pågående arbete med endast några klipp ur filmen. ENGELSKA (from the dialogue) While I age, you stay young. Soon you could have been my son. Time shows me no mercy, it takes me with it. When I see you again will you like me? When I walk with a cane. When my skin looks like wrinkled fabric. When I'm bald and my beard has turned gray. You might be able to ignore all that. Maybe I'll always be young in your eyes. SVENSKA (från dialogen) Medan jag åldras, förblir du ung. Snart kunde du ha varit min son. Tiden visar mig ingen nåd, den tar mig med sig. När jag får se dig igen kommer du att tycka om mig då? När jag går med käpp. När min hud är rynkig som skrynkligt tyg. När jag är flintskallig och mitt skägg har blivit grått. Du kanske kommer att kunna bortse från allt det där. Jag kanske alltid kommer att vara ung i dina ögon. ROMANI Sar so me phurovav tu aches terno. Na pala buteste shaj aves mro chavo. I rama na terdjol mange, lel man pesa. Kana pale dikhava tut dashtisa te kames man? Kana rovlijasa phirav, kana mri morchi dikhjlol sar poxtan burchome, kana mre chor parnol, kana kushljovava. Kam dikhesa perdal sa okova. Kam ande chire jakha sakhana terno thaj shukar dikhljovava. During the evening, Alecio screened some archive material filmed on Super 8, which now forms the basis for the development of a feature length mockumentary. Listen to Alecio in a radio interview for Radio Romano about Tjena tjavo. Published January 31 2023 by Margrethe Balok. Nightfall is a night of queer talks and screenings. Inviting artists to share and talk about their work and their process. Nightfall is both a showcase for finished work and a queer peer review for work in progress. Credits SAQMI Play: Producer: Anna Linder Design and code: Vincent Orback Composer: Amanda Lindgren Recorded, edited and Mixed by Malin Holgersson Host: Sam Message Original: Nightfall #12 Publisher: Anna Linder SAQMI Play is produced with the support from The Swedish Arts Council and Gothenburg City.

Closing off 2022 and Season 3 with Spencer & Mufseen. We give you our top five Queer Talk highlights and we revisit old friends to find out their personal highlights of year! It's been a lovely journey creating an LGBTQQ+ podcast focusing on positive new stories and uplifting experiences and we hope to take that sentiment into the new year as Queer Talk sadly goes on a hiatus. Until next time, Byyeee!Follow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter. Let us know your thoughts on the podcast on socials, we love to hear from listeners!Keep up with Mufseen on @mufseen / @mufseenKeep up with Spencer on @spencooper / @lovequeersSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Good News! We're celebrating Daniel Harding's debut book Gay Man Talking. Daniel's book explores 'all the conversations we never had' growing up LGBTQ+ and even includes stories from your favourite Queer Talk hosts Mufseen & Spencer! In this episode we ask Daniel to revisit his experience writing about three topics in Gay Man Talking - Sex, Bullying and Parents.Follow Daniel on Instagram and TwitterOrder your copy of Gay Man Talking here (Lorraine Kelly herself said it's essential reading!)Follow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter. Let us know your thoughts on the episode on socials, we love to hear from listeners!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The powerhouse that is Shivani Dave joins us on Queer Talk to discuss our latest good news round-up. Shivani wears many, many hats including being a presenter on Virgin Radio, a content creator and reporter for Openly News, and of course a podcast producer for The Log Books!Article 1: Trans woman tells strangers 'hug me or throw water on me' – the response is amazingArticle 2: UK Black Pride Breaks Attendance RecordsFollow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter. Let us know your thoughts on the episode on socials, we love to hear from listeners!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Denise and JD catch up with Nic Austin, our Queer Talk go-to guy! We chat about TV shows, series, new stuff, news and upcoming things. As usual, we have some laughs, in the midst of JD's air conditioning problems. To view the Zoom chat on our YouTube channel, click this link. 

The word Gay which ones was full of positivity when used or mentioned has now being politicized and full of negativity. in this Episode on Diary Of A Queen. I get to share with you my thought on this Subject among the Black Queen community. Hope you will enjoy.

We are so happy to introduce Kodo Nishimura to Queer Talk! Kodo is a Buddhist monk, make-up artist and LGBTQ+ advocate. Kodo has been featured on Queer Eye Japan and has recently published his book This Monk Wears Heels. Follow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter. Let us know your thoughts on the episode on socials, we love to hear from listeners!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are so happy to introduce Kodo Nishimura to Queer Talk! Kodo is a Buddhist monk, make-up artist and LGBTQ+ advocate. Kodo has been featured on Queer Eye Japan and has recently published his book This Monk Wears Heels. Follow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter. Let us know your thoughts on the episode on socials, we love to hear from listeners!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I sin första dokumentärfilm; Väninnor – berättelser från garderoben som gjordes tillsammans med Nina Bergström 1996 porträtterade Sander C. Neant Falk lesbiska i åldrarna 60 till 85 år. Filmen blev den första lesbiska dokumentären som gick upp på svenska biografer. I nästa dokumentär satte Sander videokameror i händerna på queera tonåringar som filmade sina liv. Det blev guldbaggebelönade Du ska nog se att det går över. En pärla till film, som numera går att se via bibliotekens streamingsajt Cineasterna. Ytterligare några år senare gjorde Neant Falk den meditativa konstfilmen Your Mind is Bigger than All the Supermarkets in the World, efter att ha studerat på Konstfack. I det här avsnittet av SAQMI Play möter vi Sander C. Neant Falk, dokumentärfilmare, klippare, konstnär och pedagog verksam sedan 90-talet efter utbildning på filmskolan ESRA i Paris och dokumentärfilm på Biskops Arnö Nordens Folkhögskola i ett samtal med Malin Holgersson och Anna Linder. Avsnittet har fått stöd av Göteborgs Stads kulturnämnd - Projektstöd Pronto Biografi: Sander C. Neant Falk är dokumentärfilmare, klippare, konstnär och pedagog verksam sedan 90-talet efter utbildning på filmskolan ESRA i Paris, dokumentärfilm på Nordens Biskops Arnö och Konstfack. Neant Falk har regisserat, producerat och till stor del fotat och klippt sina tre långa dokumentärer som visats på biograf, SVT och vunnit flera priser på internationella filmfestivaler. Filmen Du ska nog se att det går över belönades med en Guldbagge för bästa dokumentär och fick hedersomnämnande av internationella filmkritikerförbundet FIPRESCI. Filmen Väninnor – berättelser från garderoben hyllades av kritiker och var den första lesbiska dokumentärfilmen som gick upp på svenska biografer. Båda filmerna ingår i Svenska Filminstitutets satsning på viktig svensk film som digitaliseras under 2021. 2005-08 studerade Neant Falk som filmare på Konstfack för att utforska ett mer experimentellt förhållningssätt till film, foto, video och klippning. Resultatet blev konstfilmen Your Mind is Bigger than All the Supermarkets in the World som fick fina recensioner och visades i fullsatta salonger på Folkets Bio. Sedan 2017 varvar Neant Falk egna konst och kortfilmsprojekt med arbete som terapeut med fokus på skapande processer och arbete som värd och konstpedagog på Konsthall C i Stockholm. Filmografi: 1996 – Väninnor - berättelser från garderoben - dokumentärfilm, 2003 - Du ska nog se att det går över, dokumentärfilm, 2010 - Your Mind is Bigger than All the Supermarkets in the World, dokumentärfilm, 2011 - Nine Speeches on Violence by Three Wise Men, konstfilm, The Cleansing Ceremony med Nya Konstnärsklubben, 2018- Om filmerna: Väninnor - berättelser från garderoben, 1996, 53 min De är fem kvinnor i åldrarna 60 till 85 år och de är lesbiska. De har levt med rädslan att vara annorlunda och med risken att förskjutas av vänner, släktingar och arbetskamrater.I åratal har de smugit med sina känslor; dubbelliv har varit deras vardag. Någon av dem har aldrig tidigare talat om sin homosexualitet ens med sina närmaste. Med stark närvaro och sprängkraft berättar de fem kvinnorna om sina liv och om sin förbjudna kärlek. Tidstypisk musik, pressklipp, arkivbilder och privata fotografier illustrerar deras berättelser i denna varmt innerliga dokumentärfilm. Väninnor hyllades av kritikerkåren när den fick sin premiär under mitten av 90-talet, men har sedan dess varit otillgänglig för publiken. Nu har filmen äntligen digitaliserats och får lov att återta den framskjutna plats i queerhistorien den så väl förtjänar. Regissör: Sander C. Neant Falk & Nina Bergström Medverkande: Abbe Österberg, Boel Matthis, Ellen Lindström, Frieda Lööv och Kerstin Hammarsten Filmfotografer: Lisa Hagstrand och Maria Hammar Turos Producent: Anna G Magnúsdottír Biografpremiär: Zita, Folkets Bio i Stockholm, 25 oktober 1996. Land: Sverige, barntillåten. Språk: Svenska. Längd: 53 min Festivaler i urval: 1997: 13 Festival Internacional de Cine de mar del Plata, Argentina, Verzaubert Film Festival, Germany, Vancouver International Film Festival, Canada, Images et Nations – Montreal Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, Canada, 21 st san Francisco International L&G Film Festival, USA, OUTFEST- Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, USA, Seattle International Film Festival USA, New York Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, USA, Boston Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, USA, Skeive Filmer – Oslo Lesbian & Gay Film Festval, Norway, Gothenburg Film Festival, Sweden. Awards: OUTstanding Documentary Feature Award 1997 Award from the Grand Jury of OUTFEST Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Film Film Festival, The RFSU Award 1997 RFSU; the National Swedish Organisation for Health and Sexual Education, Tupilak Culture Award 1997, Tupilak; the Association for Scandinavian Homosexual Culture, The Pink Room Prize 1997 Award given by the Swedish National Lesbian & Gay Association The Homosexual Rose of 1996, Award from Gothenburg Lesbian & Gay Association. Du ska nog se att det går över, 2003, 74 min Det var när My blev kär i Scully i Arkiv X som hon förstod att hon gillade tjejer. Ingen annan fick veta så klart. För hur ska man som 14-åring berätta för hela släkten och kompisarna att man är lesbisk? Fast hur ska man kunna låta bli? "Finns du tjej som dras till både killar och tjejer?" Som fjortonåring satte regissören Cecilia Neant-Falk in en kontaktannons i tidningen OKEJ 1985. Det kom svar från hela landet. Femton år senare satte hon in samma annons igen. My, Joppe och Natalie var tre av de 80 tjejer som svarade... "Du ska nog se att det går över" har spelats in under 4 år och är resultatet av ett unikt projekt med material direkt från tonårsgarderobens dunklaste vrår. My, Joppe och Natalie har låst dörren, slagit på kameran och berättat allt. Om mamma och pappa som inget vet, om NO-läraren som säger att det är fel i generna på homosexuella, om att bo i ett samhälle där alla vet allt om alla. Om Fucking Åmål, fast på riktigt! Om att växa upp som homoagent i en heterovärld. Filmen är ett djärvt collage av tekniker och medier som DV-cam, gamla arkivbilder och Super 8 vilka ackompanjeras av ett digert soundtrack med artister som Stina Nordenstam, Ani Di Franco och Eva Dahlgren. Åskådaren bjuds in i ett brokigt tonårs-landskap av rädsla, ilska, utanförskap, men framförallt av mod och lust. Det handlar om att våga lita till sin egen vilja och känsla. Att ta den på allvar även när det betyder att trotsa omgivningen och dess konventioner. IDE MANUS REGI: Cecilia Neant-Falk MEDVERKANDE: Natalie Durbeej, Johanna "Joppe" Svensson, My Sörensson REGIASSISTENTER: Joakim Rindå, Åsa Ekman, Jenny Sahlström FOTO: Cecilia Neant-Falk & Camilla Hjelm, Astrid Askberger KLIPP: Josef Nyberg & Cecilia Neant-Falk FINKLIPPNING: Berit Ljungstedt LJUD: Marcus Sötterman GRAFISK FORM: David Giese PRODUCENT: Cecilia Neant-Falk / Riot Reel AB I SAMPRODUKTION MED: Mette Heide / Team Production ApS (Danmark), Ulla Simonen / Kinotar OY (Finland), SVT Dokumentär, Film i Värmland, YLE TV1 MED STÖD AV: Svenska Filminstitutet / Filmkonsulent Göran Olsson / Hjalmar Palmgren, Det Danske Filminstitut, Konstnärsnämnden, Folkhälsoinstitutet, AVEK, Nordisk Film- & TV Fond LÄNGD OCH FORMAT: 74 min, 35 mm(1:1.33), VHS, färg, Dolby SR LJUD: Dolby SR DISTRIBUTION: Folkets bio COPYRIGHT RIOT REEL 2003 Festivaler i urval: 2003: Gothenburg Film Festival, Sweden, Outfest, Los Angeles, USA, Kombat Queer & Feminist Film Festival, Stockholm, Sweden, Berlin Lesbian Film Festival, Germany, Hamburg Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, Germany, Bergen Film Festival, Norway, Nordische Filmtage Lübeck, Germany, Mix Brasil, Brazil 2004: Melbourne Queer Film Festival, Australia, Festival International de Films de Femmes de Créteil, France, London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, UK, Hot Docs, Toronto, Canada, Queer Zagreb, Croatia, Brussels Pink Screens, Belgium, Inside Out Toronto Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival, Canada, Barcelona International Women's Film Festival, Spain. Awards: Guldbagge Award for Best Documentary 2003 (Swedish national film award), FIPRESCI Special Mention, Sydney Film Festival, 2003, Prix AFJ (Association des Femmes Journalistes), Festival International de Films de Femmes de Créteil, 2004, Torino Audience Award 2004, Torino Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, Italy, Torino Jury´s Special mention 2004 Torino Gay & Lesbian Film Festival, Italy, FIPRESCI (Fédération Internationale de la Presse Cinématographique), Awarded A Special Mention to: Don't You Worry It Will Probably Pass/ Du Ska Nog se att Det Går Över by Cecilia Neant-Falk (Sweden 2003) "For its fresh vision of adolescence and its generosity in granting the right of authorship to its subjects". / Jury member B. Ruby Rich YOUR MIND IS BIGGER THAN ALL THE SUPERMARKETS IN THE WORLD - Some guidance for a lost Westerner, 2010, 73 min Cecilia: Åh, jag har stora frågor till dig! Upul: Hur stora? Som Mount Everest? Cecilia: Ska jag ta den största först Upul: Ja, ja… Cecilia: Vad är meningen med livet? Upul: Oj…! 2004 reser regissören och konstnären Cecilia Neant Falk till Nilambe Buddhist Meditation Centre på Sri Lanka, där hon möter meditationsläraren Upul Nishanta Gamage. Sedan dess har Cecilia återvänt till Nilambe varje år, alltid med kamera och mikrofon. Det pågående samtalet mellan Cecilia och Upul, som äger rum varje eftermiddag kl. 16.30 tar oss med på en existentiell resa. Här får Cecilias frågor – om rastlöshet, tid, minne, relationer, lycka, depression, Upuls jordnära svar från ett buddhistiskt filosofiskt perspektiv. Deras röster ackompanjeras av det tropiska landskapets fåglar och insekter i en rofylld filmsekvens med en skog, ett berg och en trädgård. Your Mind is Bigger than all the Supermarkets in the World är en 73 minuters stillsam resa där den största dramatiken är de tankegångar som sätts igång inom betraktaren. En film som ger energi och öppnar sinnet för nya tankebanor. "Som i en själslig dusch kliver jag in i salongen där Neant Falks film visas, låter ögat vila mot den grönskande bergssluttningen. Jag hör vindens sus och ser ett grässtrå beröras av en pust, i fjärran en bil som letar sig fram längs bergets fot. Genom Upul Nishantas lugna ord hör jag snart också något mer: mina egna djupa andetag, påminns om min egen puls. Tillsammans med den övriga publiken delar jag en stunds vila och med ny höjd i tankarna möter jag världen utanför igen.” Joakim Rindå Premiärdatum: 7 mars 2010 Regissör & manus: Cecilia Neant Falk Land: Sverige (inspelad på Sri Lanka) Produktionsår: 2010 Produktionsbolag: Riot Reel & Bokomotiv AB Medverkande: Medtiationsläraren Upul Nishanta Gamage & Regissören Cecilia Neant Falk Längd: 73 min Producenter: Cecilia Neant Falk & Freddy Olsson Foto: Johan Rydberg & Cecilia Neant Falk Ljudmix: Owe Svensson Copyright: Cecilia Neant Falk Genre: Experimentell dokumentär Bildformat: 16:9, Färg Ljudformat: 5.1 Språk: engelska Textningsspråk: svenska & engelsk Översättning: Agneta Wirberg Textmakarna Distribution: Folkets Bio AB Extra material: Trailer: Your Mind is Bigger than all the Supermarkets in the World Sveriges Radio - Människor och tro: Kvartsamtal med Cecilia Neant Falk. Publicerat fredag 5 februari 2010 kl 15.48. Credits SAQMI Play: Producenter: Anna Linder och Malin Holgersson Design och kod: Vincent Orback Komposition: Amanda Lindgren Klipp och mix: Malin Holgersson Ansvarig utgivare: Anna Linder SAQMI Play produceras med stöd av Kulturrådet och Göteborgs stad.

The powerhouse that is Sheena Carmichael is back on Queer Talk to discuss our latest good news round-up. Sheena is a producer from National Student Pride held in London each year and a senior events manager with a wide-ranging portfolio included LGBTQ+ events and advises on our very own Queer Talk Live Shows!Article 1: Heartstopper Netflix Show based on Graphic Novel of the same name by author Alice OsemanArticle 2: People are writing moving letters to trans kids to show them being trans is a 'gift' (#Letters4TransKids)Article 3: Juno Dawson: Doctor Who was queer long before Russell T DaviesFollow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter. Let us know your thoughts on the episode on socials, we love to hear from listeners!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The powerhouse that is Sheena Carmichael is back on Queer Talk to discuss our latest good news round-up. Sheena is a producer from National Student Pride held in London each year and a senior events manager with a wide-ranging portfolio included LGBTQ+ events and advises on our very own Queer Talk Live Shows!Article 1: Heartstopper Netflix Show based on Graphic Novel of the same name by author Alice OsemanArticle 2: People are writing moving letters to trans kids to show them being trans is a 'gift' (#Letters4TransKids)Article 3: Juno Dawson: Doctor Who was queer long before Russell T DaviesFollow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter. Let us know your thoughts on the episode on socials, we love to hear from listeners!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Drag Race winner Jinkx Monsoon and the multitalented musician Major Scales join Queer Talk to discuss life, death and the haunting after. You can catch the duo on their UK tour of new stage show ‘Together Again, Again!'Follow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter. Let us know your thoughts on the episode on socials, we love to hear from listeners!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Drag Race winner Jinkx Monsoon and the multitalented musician Major Scales join Queer Talk to discuss life, death and the haunting after. You can catch the duo on their UK tour of new stage show ‘Together Again, Again!'Follow Queer Talk on Instagram and Twitter. Let us know your thoughts on the episode on socials, we love to hear from listeners!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Berlins ältester Baum Inge Borg spricht mit den Bremer Jungpflänzchen Lana Labia und Vivienne Lovecraft über Community: Was ist das eigentlich, und wie wird Inge Borg das wieder los? Ein kritischer Queer-Talk über das C-Wort, die LGBTIQ*-Szene und unzugängliche Safe Spaces.

On this episode, we talk to Mufseen Miah who is a chartered accountant, the Finance Director for LGBT Pride in London and is the co-host on "The Queer Talk" podcast. Mufseen shares what it was like coming out as a queer South Asian male and the various pressures he felt that are often unique to South Asians. Socials: @mufseen @southasianqueens

Let's talk queerness. I talk about my first time with a girl, how much I hate people who ask me to have threesomes, how to unapologetically own your sexuality, and a bunch of other really important shit. Grab ya drinks and tune in, my loves. There's a lot to cover. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inbedwithastranger/message

This episode is in English This episode is a recording of the event Nightfall - Queer Talks & Screenings which took place on Zoom in April 15, 2021. Nightfall is a series of events hosted by SAQMI in both online and physical space. The point of Nightfall is to give a place for LGBTQ+ artists and filmmakers to talk about their work and processes - both for finished works and works in progress. During this nightfall we showed two films: Space is quite a lot of things by August Joensalo, An Ode to Self Exploration made by Sofia Aedo Zahou choreographed by Demba Sabally. Both films in this programme centered around the experience that we as trans and queer people go through of discovery and exploration of our identities. Where An Ode to Self Exploration uses the body as a site to explore and project this newfound identity, Space is quite a lot of things dives into the abstract and dreamlike quality of internal exploration so you get this nice contrast between public/private. Aesthetically there was also a really nice contrast between the two films, with An Ode to Self Exploration in the concrete city landscape and Space is quite a lot of things much more ethereal and natural. Good to note here that August was using the name Aniina during the time of this recording. Bridge to Nika & Eliot After talking to Demba and August more about their processes and visions for their work, we brought in two of those featured in August's film Elliot - who identifies as non-binary - and Nika - who identifies as a non-binary woman.* Here we wanted to continue this theme of self-exploration within our semi-public semi-private intercommunity space on a more personal level - to deepen the experience of the film. By bringing more personal experiences into the conversation to encourage those in the audience to share their experiences too. Biographies: Sam Message (Host) Artist using culture to cultivate a more inclusive, supportive and sustainable LGBTQ+ community. Drag-something working with the surreal, the subversive and the political. Curator specialising in queer and feminist histories. Researcher of queering practice and theory. Evaluator and facilitator working with accessibility and engagement. Activist and active community member and socialite. All singing, all dancing, installations, workshops, tours happenings, the whole package. Currently curating for SAQMI and working on their new organisation Status Queer. August Joensalo August Joensalo is a Helsinki based film director and writer who uses film as a medium for creating relatable utopias for queer and trans people.They aim to find ethical ways to represent queer bodies on image, with a special focus on trans narratives. Through their practice, they propose alternative ways of being and existing in this world – ways that fall outside the binary of language, bodies, and identities. They are graduating from their MFA in Film at HDK-Valand in 2021. Homepage. Demba Sabally Demba is 24 years old and born and raised in Gothenburg, Sweden. Right now he's working in retail and studying on the side. He's always loved to dance and started voguing about 4 years ago, since then he's competed in Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen and Paris. Elliot Hagström Elliot is a queer and trans student studying education with a specialisation in arts and crafts. Their interests include community organising, visual expression, giving people cool haircuts and cute animals. Nika Dahlberg-Melin Nika (b. 1986) is a visual artist based in Gothenburg, Sweden. She works in the intersection of photography and non-photographic visual languages, including sculpture, drawing, collage, written and printed text, and two-dimensional design. *During the podcast, Nika was described as identifying as non-binary at the time of recording when in reality she identified as a non-binary woman. Briefly about the movies that were shown during the evening: Space is Quite a Lot of Things by August Joensalo 2021, 11:25 min, Color, Experimental Documentary Curiosity about a world without gender sets a journey through a world of jellyfish and disco uncles, creating space for four trans people to share how they relate (or not) to their own gender, imagine visions of their own queer utopia, and reveal whether gender can be felt in your toes. An Ode to Self Exploration by Sofia Aedo Zahou 2020, 5 min, Color, Hybrid Film A young man works in his father's shop when he meets someone who, in the blink of an eye, broadens his perspective of himself and who he can be. An Ode to Self Exploration is a declaration of love for the different identities and nuances that exist amongst us. A short dance film built around the song Mussulo by the artist Mansa. Credits SAQMI Play: Producers: Anna Linder and Malin Holgersson Design and code: Vincent Orback Composer: Amanda Lindgren Edited and Mixed by Malin Holgersson Host: Sam Message Original: Nightfall #6 curated by Sam Message and Kolbrún Inga Söring Publisher: Anna Linder SAQMI Play is produced with the support from The Swedish Arts Council and Gothenburg City.

Queer Talk is a podcast that tries to shine a focus on positive news stories and the lived experiences among queer people. They bring together different members of the LGBTQ+ community in interesting discussions and interviews. Spencer Cooper (For the Love of Queers) and Mufseen Miah (Pride in London) are the hosts. This episode they talk to the managing director of WorldPride 2021 in Malmö, Anna Tenfält. In a conversation done during the event it self. Webpages to visit: WorldPride Pod Stage webpage: www.worldpridepodstage.com World Pride 2021: https://copenhagen2021.com/ Queer Talk podcast: https://www.mufseen.com/queertalk Produced by Bonnier News Brand Studio Podcast host: Yaël Pool Production and editing: Pelle Estborn Web page and graphics Marcus Kilander and Frida Diaz

Spencer & Mufseen sit down and talk about everything they've been up to since Season 2. Queer Talk's first live show in London and our west-end debut! The launch of Glass House a new queer space in East London. Spencer's first experiences of drag in real life! We pack a lot into this special episode!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Spencer & Mufseen sit down and talk about everything they've been up to since Season 2. Queer Talk's first live show in London and our west-end debut! The launch of Glass House a new queer space in East London. Spencer's first experiences of drag in real life! We pack a lot into this special episode! Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/queer-talk-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wir haben heute unsere Freundin Gwen im Podcast und sprechen über queeres Leben, die Bedeutung von Visibility und warum Gwen gemeinsam mit ihrem Team der FRANKFURTER BRAUUNION ein helles Bier zu buntem Bier macht. Gwen nimmt uns mit in ihre Jugend, spricht mit uns über ihr Outing und die gesellschaftliche Bedeutung von Diversität - aber auch kleine Ausflüge in Chit Chat und die lesbische Dating Show Princess Charming wurden nicht ausgelassen. ERWÄHNT www.helles.de www.wegbierkiosk.de Serie: Princess Charming Film: Portrait of a Lady on Fire Foto Credits: Matthias Bedenk ** UNTERSTÜTZUNG https://www.patreon.com/theplantlycompassion ** WERBUNG 10% Rabatt Code InnoNature: Plantly10 15% Rabatt Code Hanfgeflüster: Plantly *** GET IN TOUCH Ihr habt Fragen oder Anregungen? Meldet euch gerne: - per Instagram unter @theplantlycompassion - per Mail unter theplantlycompassion@gmail.com Wir freuen uns sehr über jede Nachricht die uns erreicht. Sehr helfen würde uns auch eine Bewertung auf Apple Podcast - wenn euch der Podcast gefällt lasst doch gerne ein paar Worte da. * Music by: DJ Quads - My everything

This bonus episode captures the live audio of a panel discussion recorded as part of the virtual shortlist reveal for the 2021 Queer Student Awards, focusing on the timely conversation around reclamation of the word 'Queer' by the LGBTQ+ community globally. Your hosts: Spencer Cooper, Mufseen Miah The panellists: Alan Shannon-Smith, Harriet Lunney, Annie Gainsborough, Khadija Lewis About Queer Talk Queer Talk is an LGBTQ+ Podcast bringing you a regular dose of positive news stories and fabulous interviews, hosted by Spencer Cooper and Mufseen Miah.

Listen to Aisha Shaibu and Lexie Lenoir as they join Queer Talk for a fun episode to round off season 2! In this episode we cover Love and Rage as UK Black Pride's theme for 2021 alongside a multitude of the pairs' ventures including their travel blog Queer Nomads, unique activities with Moonlight Experiences and the light they bring to UKBP. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listen to Aisha Shaibu and Lexie Lenoir as they join Queer Talk for a fun episode to round off season 2! In this episode we cover Love and Rage as UK Black Pride's theme for 2021 alongside a multitude of the pairs' ventures including their travel blog Queer Nomads, unique activities with Moonlight Experiences and the light they bring to UKBP. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Man what a journey it's been developing and producing this 1st series of Queer Talk on Identity... I want to thank you the listener for taking the time to listen to our pilot series, you guys have been great! I close this series topic with these questions for you to ponder on… is identity something people are born with? Or is it given to you? Or is it something people create for themselves? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/queer-talk-podcast/message

For this episode, I'm chatting to Mufseen and Spencer from the brilliant podcast, Queer Talk. We talk about creating a podcast during lockdown, and connecting and building your queer family. They also discuss creating For the Love of Queers and being part of the Pride in London team, as well as how we can use our skills for the community. In our quiz, 4,3,2,1 we discover their favourite LGBTQ+ creators, venues, events, music artists and their unsung hero. If you've got 2 mins, please give us a review on your podcast platform of choice. Tell us what you think for the show! Just tweet us or drop us a message on Instagram or Twitter through the hashtag - #TeaandCakePod or contact us at hello@teaandcakepod.com --- 4,3,2,1 - Pop Quiz Answers --- 4 x LGBTQ+ Creators: Benjamin Dean - @notagainben Li Benedetti - @libenedettii Sharan Dhaliwal - @sharandhaliwal_ Az Franco - @youcancallmeaz - 3 x LGBTQ+ Venues and Events: Horse Meat Disco - @horse_meat_disco Club Kali - @clubkali Rose and Crown - Pub - Greenwich 2 x LGBTQ+ Music Artist: Josef Salvat - @josefsalvat Andrea Di Giovanni - @andreadigiovanni 1 x Unsung Hero of the LGBTQ+ scene in London: Rico Jacob Chace - @rjchace --- Follow Queer Talk here: Instagram - @queer_talk Twitter - @queertalk_ Follow Mufseen here: Instagram - @mufseen Twitter - @mufseen Follow Spencer here: Instagram - @spencooper Twitter - @spencooper Follow For the Love of Queers here: Instagram - @fortheloveofqueers Twitter - @lovequeers --- Follow us at @TeaandCakePod Twitter Instagram Discover London's LGBTQIA+ scene at @HeyQueerLDN Instagram Twitter --- Presenter: Steve Whiting Instagram - @originalsteve Twitter - @originalsteve

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WELCOME BACK. Welcome to the show. Welcome to 2021. Welcome to New Beginnings. And welcome Brieh Logan to today's episode of The Unemployment Podcast! We start off talking all about the holidays and of course Happiest Season (spoiler alert!) which was all the rage, for better or for worse. We get into how Brieh started on TikTok and her journey from Travel Blogger to TikToker to Podcast Host and beyond! We leave some time to shit on the 9-5 and share our personal experience of "career goals" that are much different than our parents, respectively. Thanks as always for letting me energize and inspire you and don't forget to go follow Brieh on TikTok and Instagram @briehlogan and check out Queer Talk Podcast on Apple/Spotify and on IG @queertalk.podcast. -- Thanks you so much for your support! Subscribe on Apple Podcast and Follow on Spotify please :) And dm me on IG @theunemploymentpodcast with your thoughts and opinions on today's topic/guest or other topics that you want me to cover! Don't forget to check back for new episodes every Monday and Thursday! i serve womxn and lgbtq+ owned start-ups About: The Unemployment Podcast: which is just a clever name I came up with when I found myself unemployed right in the beginning of 2020, a month after starting a brand new job and career. But we don't really talk unemployment at all, it's actually the exact opposite. On this show, we cover everything from entrepreneurship and business to passion projects and side hustles to energize and inspire you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Merry Queermas! Consider your halls decked and your bells jingled! We're back with a holiday special... Join Spencer and Mufseen for an episode more stuffed than your Turkey. In this episode we have Lesbian Santa, LGBTQ+ holiday movies, a fabulous queer house party and the divine Adem Sebaa... You will not want to miss it! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Merry Queermas! Consider your halls decked and your bells jingled! We're back with a holiday special... Join Spencer and Mufseen for an episode more stuffed than your Turkey. In this episode we have Lesbian Santa, LGBTQ+ holiday movies, a fabulous queer house party and the divine Adem Sebaa... You will not want to miss it! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is in Swedish I det här avsnittet av SAQMI Play möter Anna Linder och Malin Holgersson konstnären Marie Falksten. Som en del av kollektivet Tjejfilm gjorde Marie den första kända svenska lesbiska filmen Eva och Maria, som premiärvisades 1983 på dåvarande queerklubben Touch i Göteborg. Inspelningen gjordes via Skype den 5 november 2020. Marie Falksten är född och baserad i Göteborg. Under gymnasietiden drog hon till Israel för att jobba på kibbutz och återvände sen efter studenten för att läsa hebreiska och gå på konstskola i Jerusalem. Tillbaka i Sverige pluggade hon konsthistoria på universitetet och gick på Konstindustriskolan, som idag är Högskolan för design och konsthantverk i Göteborg. Efter sin examen där började Marie studera film vid Dramatiska Institutet i Stockholm (kurser i dramaturgi, filmfoto, redigering, video) Marie är född 1948 i Göteborg och har varit verksam sedan 1979 som konstnär och filmare. Marie var även mycket aktiv inom föreningslivet i Göteborg och skapade platser för lesbiska konstnärer, författare och filmare genom att anordna mängder av kulturarrangemang. Se filmen på Filmarkivet.se och läs även intervjun från 2017 av Jesper Larsson, filmvetare. Se även Maries hemsida med bilder, målningar och pressklipp. OM FILMEN EVA OCH MARIA: Synopsis: En film om kärlek mellan två kvinnor. En positiv film om kärlek mellan två unga kvinnor. Filmen tar sikte på lyckan och glädjen i en lesbisk relation. Här finns den första förälskelsens osäkerhet och glädje. Vi följer Eva och Marias känslor, hur deras kärlek växer och mognar. Vi möter förståelse och tolerans men också fördomar och oförstånd från släkt och vänner. Eva och Maria träffas och blir kära på körskolan. Filmen handlar om reaktioner från kompisar och föräldrar. En utbildningsfilm med syfte att ge en positiv bild av kärlek mellan två unga kvinnor. Filmen producerades av kvinnofilmkollektivet Tjejfilm, som också bidrog till den feministiska filmverksamheten på Kvinnohuset i Göteborg, där Kvinnobion arrangerade filmfestivaler, seminarier och workshops. Filmfakta: Regi: Tjejfilm, Manus: Marie Falksten, Mary Eisekivits, Annalena Öhrström, Filmfoto: Marie Falksten, Maria Brännström, Musik: Mary Eisikovits, Annbritt Ryde, Brittmarie Brax, Ljud: Annalena Öhrström, Stina Sundberg, Klippning: Marie Falksten Premiär: 3/10-1983, 29 min, Färg, Original 16 mm normalbild (1,37:1), Optisk mono, Produktionsbolag: Filmkollektivet Tjejfilm, Produktionsstöd av Socialstyrelsen, RFSL och RFSU, Filmlaboratorium Filmteknik AB. Distribution: Tjejfilm och Kvinnofolkhögskolan Göteborg Medverkande: Isabella Murray, Marika Nasiell, Mia Breide, Monika Englund, Sven-Erik Goude, Svea Hagsgård, Lars Lund, Anders Näslund, Björn Ryfors Filmen Eva och Maria vann hederspris vid DYKEYE - Queer & Feminist Video Festival i Stockholm 1999. Festivalen arrangerades under två år 1998 och 1999. Initiativtagare: Cecilia Neant Falk (nu Sander Neant Falk), Katarina Johansson och Jenny Sahlström. Vid festivalen visades även filmen Manhood av Mia Engberg som ingår i projektet Queer Moving History. FILMOGRAFI MARIE FALKSTEN: Eva och Maria (1983, 29 min) Bokbussen kommmer (1981, 23 min) Filmen gjordes tillsammans med Annika Geijerstam och Stina Sundberg Pictures from Dublin (1973, 7 min) En stillbildsfilm av Marie Falksten. Ljud av Annalena Öhrström. About Eva and Maria: (from Marie Falkstens archival material at SAQMI) Eva and Maria in love with each other! The film concentrates on the happiness and joy in a lesbian relationship, not the possible problems and conflicts. The two girls meet at a driving school. Here you have the awkwardness, the uncertainty and the exaltation in a first love. We follow Eva and Maria´s feelings evolve and see how their love matures. In the film are also Maria´s parents. Maria´s mom is understanding, she sees that their love is something that gives them happiness and strength, something positive for her daughter. Maria´s dad on the other hand feels both provoked and frightened by his daughter´s lesbianism. This is evident in his prejudiced outbreaks against Maria and in his lack of knowledge and understanding of another way of living. Gruppen Tjejfilm började planera och arbeta med filmen Eva och Maria i slutet av 70 talet och fortsatte efter att den var färdig 1983 med att distribuera filmen via Biofem som bildades i början av 1983 och som även distribuerade några andra filmkollektivfilmer från Norge och Danmark. Biofem som bildades i början på 1983 och verkade under några år framåt. Kvinnobion startade 1979 och höll på i 5 år. Här visades cirka 70 filmer och varje termin visades en barnfilm. Credits SAQMI Play: Producenter: Anna Linder och Malin Holgersson Design och kod: Vincent Orback Komposition: Amanda Lindgren Klipp och mix: Malin Holgersson Ansvarig utgivare: Anna Linder SAQMI Play produceras med stöd av Kulturrådet och Stiftelsen Riksarkivarie Åke Kromnows Jubileumsfond

This episode is in English In this episode we talk to Del LaGrace Volcano, an artist and activist based in Sweden for 15 years. Del is best known as a still photographer and has been photographing queer scenes and queer personalities & celebrities since the 1970s, mainly in San Francisco and London. They have made several photographic monographs, including The Drag King Book in collaboration with Jack Halberstam in 1999. Del appears in the documentary Venus Boyz from 2002 and have themselves made an unknown number of short movies during their up to now 40-year artistry. In fact, SAQMI is now in the process of digitizing some of Dels' movies and making them accessible for an audience. Born in California 1957, Year of the Fire Rooster. Del LaGrace Volcano is a gender variant visual artist and cultural producer working with the body and gender/sexual identity notions for both social, political and personal purposes. Volcano is considered one of the pioneers of queer photography. Their work focuses on troubling the constructs of gender, sexuality and the corporeal body as a form of public intervention and antidote to heteronormative culture. Del LaGrace Volcano studied photography at the San Francisco Art Institute from 1979 – 81 eventually gaining an MA in Photography Studies at the University of Derby in 1992. As Della Grace/Del LaGrace Volcano they produced five photographic monographs: Love Bites, 1991, an exploration of lesbian sex culture. The Drag King Book, 1999, (in collaboration with Jack Halberstam) an exploration of drag king culture in both the USA and Europe, Sublime Mutations, 2000, (foreword by Jay Prosser) is a retrospective look at Volcano's photographic work from the 1990s. Sex Works, 2005, (afterword by Beatriz Preciado) which examines the history of sexuality of queer scenes and Femmes of Power, 2008, (with Dr. Ulrika Dahl), the first photographic monograph that celebrates queer and alternative expressions of femininity in the USA and Europe. Del LaGrace Volcano homepage FILMOGRAPHY: 1977 - Nipomo Queen, 30 min, Super 8 documentary about my sister who ran for Elks Rodeo Queen. Stolen when Del left SF for London 1981.  1984 - 1984 - Year of The Rat Woman, 1998 - Pan Sexual Public Porn AKA The Adventures of Hans & Del, 12 min 1999 - A Prodigal Son, 15 min 1999 - Journey Intersex (with Cara Lavan), 25 min 2000 - The Passionate Spectator, 10 min 2005 - Gender Queer: Qu'est-Ce Que C'est? with Cara Lavan, 5:50 min 2008 - Trans Sex - Lesbian Sex Mafia, 9 min (Slide Show) FILMS/TV by others: 2000 - Sex & The City, HBO, Photographs from The Drag King Book 2002 - Kobra, SVT1 2003 - Venuz Boys by Gabriel Baur 2011 - Embarrassing Bodies: Living with Intersex, Channel 4, UK 2012 - Malou, TV4 2017 - Raised Without Gender a Vice documentary 2018 - Pirate Boys by Pol Merchan BOOKS: 1992 - Love Bites - Photographs by Della Grace 1999 - The Drag King Book, together with Jack Halberstam 2000 - Sublime Mutations 2005 - Sex Works 1978-2005 2008 - Femmes of Power - Exploding Queer Femininities together with Ulrika Dahl Credits SAQMI Play: Producers: Anna Linder and Malin Holgersson Design and code: Vincent Orback Composer: Amanda Lindgren Edited and Mixed by Malin Holgersson Voices: Kolbrún Inga Söring and Sam Message Publisher: Anna Linder SAQMI Play is produced with the support from The Swedish Arts Council and the National Archivist Ingvar Andersons Fund.

We’re back, we’re excited and Season 2 is going to be bigger and better than before! We’ve been gone a while…but winter is coming and why not spend it with us? Join Mufseen and Spencer for Season 2 of Queer Talk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re back, we’re excited and Season 2 is going to be bigger and better than before! We’ve been gone a while…but winter is coming and why not spend it with us? Join Mufseen and Spencer for Season 2 of Queer Talk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Thursday all! It's been a rough week but here we are. On this episode of the podcast Sara takes a trip down memory lane and talks all about queer friendships. How do you make them? Where do you find people? And how it's important to do things you want to do, even if you do them alone, in order to find your people who also want to do those things! Felicia and Sara reminisce on their travels from East Coast to West Coast, concerts, pride, and more! I def fan girl a little on this ep so hey to the notstr8 crew also I heard that Alissa and Sam aren't doing the podcast anymore but also who knows. Camden Scott please Uneducate me on something and Brieh Walker of Queer Talk podcast let's collab. Subscribe to me on Patreon and follow Felicia on IG! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

(Caution: This podcast contains swearing & triggering topics)*Trigger Warning*Some of our listeners may find the content of certain stories disturbing because of trauma or bad experiences in their lives. This week's episode is with two of my favourite people in the world. You will fall in love with them in this interview too. Their stories will open your eyes to the struggles of the LGBTQ+ community and inspire you to show up as your most authentic self. I hope you enjoy this rollercoaster of a conversation, from hard hitting, to belly laughing. Thank you again for listening!Georgia. XxFollow Drew :www.instagram.com/drew3vwww.instagram.com/drawingdrewdleswww.instagram.com/queertalkpcListen to Queer Talk :https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/queer-talk/id1507604103Follow Ross :www.instagram.com/rossmevans_Follow me!www.instagram.com/georgiafordyceOr email me :happyhaggispodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, Dani and Keely interview founder and host of the "Queer Talk" podcast, Brieh Logan. Brieh quickly rose to fame on TikTok with a hilarious skit and continues to make an impact on the LGBTQ+ community by interviewing other creators. We discuss her coming out journey which she describes "like an onion". Being confident in who she is wasn't always easy but she's here to give people hope through her awesome podcast. Brieh's Socials: @Briehlogan on Tiktok and Instagram Podcast: "Queer Talk"

Join Mufseen and Spencer for the season finale of Queer Talk. We catch up with Gavin Alexander looking at the student experience of Black and Queer individuals and the racial inequality present in education and how he set up the Black and Queer Student Fund. This episode we're joined by Adem Sebaa to discuss trans representation in TV and film and the charged focus on the ban for conversion therapy in the UK.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Mental Health Awareness Week and James, Spencer and Mufseen are talkinh sexual taboos, trouble with sex toys and a vulnerable discussion about what their mental health coping strategies are during lockdown in Episode 8 of Queer Talk.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Mental Health Awareness Week and James, Spencer and Mufseen are talkinh sexual taboos, trouble with sex toys and a vulnerable discussion about what their mental health coping strategies are during lockdown in Episode 8 of Queer Talk.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Mufseen and Spencer for the season finale of Queer Talk. We catch up with Gavin Alexander looking at the student experience of Black and Queer individuals and the racial inequality present in education and how he set up the Black and Queer Student Fund. This episode we're joined by Adem Sebaa to discuss trans representation in TV and film and the charged focus on the ban for conversion therapy in the UK.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Spencer is a twenty-two year old podcaster & blogger from Wales. I came across him when I started listening to his podcast Queer Talk, which he hosts with his two friends James & Mufseen. It focuses on the positive news happening within the LGBTQ+ community which definitely makes for a refreshing listen. His blog For the Love of Queers is a brilliant resource for LGBTQ+ history & activism & I’ve certainly learnt a whole lot myself since I started following it. The interview was of course recorded remotely; me in Dublin, Spencer in Manchester. We chatted about; why Spencer is driven through his work to shine a spotlight on the more positive aspects of our community the events from his childhood which made him think he might be gay why he didn’t want to be the first person to come out at school how he avoided a planned homophobic attack on him at school why he wasn’t happy with his friends reactions when he came out how he coped with those dreaded P.E. lessons and lots of other things (you’ll also hear my gay gasp once or twice)!!! You can email me at jonny@imcomingoutpod.com or tweet me at @imcomingoutpod. If you have any feedback for me please do get in touch. Hope you enjoy the episode :) Facebook, Instagram, Twitter @imcomingoutpod www.instagram.com/fortheloveofqueers www.twitter.com/lovequeers Queertalk Podcast - https://linktr.ee/queer_talk

Hey Everyone! Welcome back to another episode of QUEER TALK! Today I sit down with Joe Martone and talk about everything about body image, being a bear, and so much more! Please sit back and enjoy this episode of QUEER TALK!

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It's still Pride month except not really because now it's July but hell, what is time anyway? It's part 2 of our Pride special with our glorious guest Spencer Cooper from Queer Talk!! We're chatting about what's been keeping him sane during lockdown, his work with Queer Talk and For The Love of Queers and how Shane Dawson can please just go away forever. Oh, and once again, apologies to Matalan.

Hey Everyone! Please help give a huge warm welcome to my friend Richard Martinez. They have been openly non-binary now and it was so inspirational to me to see them come on and talk about their journey with loving themselves, finding themselves, and how to live authentically themselves since coming out. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this weeks episode of QUEER TALK.

Hey Everyone! I am BEYOND excited to announce that I got Daddy Squared to jump on to QUEER TALK today to talk about raising children as gay dads! If you are interested on how to go through the process check out their podcast! Sit back, relax, and enjoy today's episode. This is... QUEER TALK.

Hey Everyone! Today I had the cutest couple in the world come on today's episode to talk about their interracial couple experience. I hope you guys can take a little something from this wether it's about racism, communication, or feel-good hope. Sit back, relax, and enjoy today's episode of QUEER TALK.

Hello Everyone! In today's episode, we have Matthew Shaffer joining me and talking about the difference between the generation that we grew up in. How we differ and how we are the same. Today is an episode that we can all learn a little from! Sit back, relax, and enjoys today's episode of QUEER TALK!

Hello Everyone! My god, I can't believe I convinced my fiancé to jump on to a podcast with me and expose all of our baggage! This is a really good look into who Ross and I are. Sit back and enjoy today's episode of QUEER TALK!

I am beyond excited to share this episode with everyone today! I get to sit down with one of my dear friends Amos and chat about him being black and gay. He talks about his struggles with self-love, racism, and how its all affected him. I hope you all enjoy today episode. Sit back, relax, and listen to QUEER TALK.

Hey Everyone! I just wanted to jump on today and do a nice sit-down chat with all of you. Today I talk about the struggles of body image and feeling good enough, fitting into the masc vs fem categories, and a community that promotes inclusivity but doesn't at the same time. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a new episode QUEER TALK.

Hello Everyone! I'm so excited because I was able to get my best friend SABRINA on today's episode. I would like to point out that all interviews that are not family-related happen over skype. Please excuse any audio issues as it's not the most ideal way of interviewing. Nevertheless, today we talk about the horrific incident of the hate crime that I experienced and how it has altered my life. Sit back, grab a tissue, and let's get listening to QUEER TALK.

Hello Everyone! I am especially excited to have Sunshine here on QUEER TALK because I believe they embody what is so incredible about our queer community. We talk about multiple coming outs, issues Trans/Non Binary people face, and the BIPOC Kink community. Sunshine is vocal, proud, and definitely willing to speak up for what they believe in. I think we could all take a little bit away from this podcast specially during these times. Sit back , listen, and enjoy all of this amazingness.

Hello everyone! Im so excited to bring my brother on to talk about a very real and interesting conversation. We talk about his abuse, what it was like to have a gay family, and how that molded and shaped our relationship. I hope you all enjoy another episode of Queer Talk!

Hey everyone! We are back with another episode of Queer Talk where we discuss queer relationships, bringing them home to the family, being black, gay, and jewish, and so so much more! Take a listen :)

160. New mcast - Queer talkRelated links for 160. New mcast - Queer talk: Reply to this episode on ykyz: https://ykyz.com/p/ecdbbb24324bcc3b97edca0eb33a7e4f98de91dd Plant Based Podcast microcast: https://ykyz.com/c/microcast?&username=plantbasedpodcast

Topics include: the work of LGBT+ History Month and this year’s theme; the context of Britten and Pears’ relationship at a time when homosexuality was illegal, and how we tell their story at The Red House; the 2017 Red House exhibition Queer Talk; how attitudes to LGBT+ lives have changed, but also the challenges that still remain. Plus, what our contributors have been listening to lately.To find out more, visit our podcast page on brittenpears.orgSocial media: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube

“This is some Amazon dystopia!” In this episode of Rebel Dispatch, Holly, Klaudia, and Manda discuss the two latest episodes of Resistance, ‘The High Tower’ and ‘The Children from Tehar’. There’s some lengthy discussion about the political messages within both episodes, from the power dynamics on the Colossus, to our dear friend Comrade Neeku. A surprisingly lengthy amount of time is also spent discussing Kylo Ren, as well as everyone’s favourite Imperial, Rae Sloane. And, of course, it wouldn’t be an episode of Rebel Dispatch without some quality Queer Talk (and hey, we had actual material to discuss this time!), and some Episode IX theorising thrown in for good measure. Oh, and very importantly, there’s some Cape Conspiracy Theories. As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly, Klaudia, and Manda can be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets, @Kaludiasays, and @MandaTheGinger, respectively. May The Force be with us all.

“Oh my god, it’s a Waffle House” In this episode of Rebel Dispatch, Holly and Klaudia are joined by the third host of the pod, Manda! All three hosts are finally together and there’s plenty to talk about! After discussing the Chuck Wendig situation, more time is spent sharing hopes, fears and expectations for The Mandalorian than any of the hosts honestly ever expected (can we dare say: cautiously optimistic?). But, of course, the true feature of the episode is discussion around the first 3 (or 4, depending on how you’re counting it) episodes of Star Wars: Resistance. It’s positivity all round as discussion goes deep into the politics of The Colossus, first impressions of the characters, theories on who’s secretly working for the First Order, and, of course, some quality Queer Talk. As always, Rebel Dispatch can be found on Twitter @_RebelDispatch and can be contacted by email at rebeldispatchpod@gmail.com. Please feel free to contact us with any feedback, questions, or potential future discussion points! Hosts Holly, Klaudia, and Manda can be found on Twitter at @_Hollytweets, @Kaludiasays, and @MandaTheGinger, respectively. May The Force be with us all.

Looking for Leia's Dr. Annalise Ophelian joins Lynn and Natalie to talk about her queer experience in fandom and the six-part docuseries, Looking for Leia. Stay tuned to the end for a giveaway and a very big announcement! Please follow and support the Looking for Leia's seed and spark page! www.seedandspark.com/fund/lookingforleia#story

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April 4 | 2016 Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com Host | Xavier Mejia Guest | Dante Alencastre  Raising Zoey is a documentary that depicts an eventful year in the life of transgender 13 year old girl, Zoey Luna, her mom, Ofelia and her older sister, Letty. Raising Zoey on Facebook www.facebook.com/rasingzoey Donate to help complete this film! www.gofundme.com/raisingzoey1   Affecting the lives of countless kids, teenagers and even adults, 13 year-old Zoey wants nothing more than to simply go to school, learn, have fun with friends and be a kid. Unfortunately, ignorance and intolerance have not always made this easy. Zoey, with the help of her mother and the ACLU, fought school officials for her right to self-identify in school. Even in the face of bullying and endless teasing from both school officials and students, Zoey determinedly continues to live her life as she is and tells her story in the hopes of helping others persevere in living their authentic lives. 

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com Host | Xavier Mejia Guest: Gregorio Davila | laaqueerhistory.com Cheray O'Neal | cherayoneal.com Ofelia Barba & Zoey Luna | zoeysquinceanera.com Magaly La Voz De Oro | Play Magaly on iTunes

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com Host | Xavier Mejia Guest | Cheray O'Neal   During this episode we are joined by award winning writer and actress, Cheray O'Neal. Ticket Infomation for Journey This http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2471615 February 20, 2016 - March 6, 2016 JOURNEY THIS, takes the audience down a humorous soul searching odyssey, and raises the question "just who is responsible for one's happiness?".  After the death of her last living relative, Journey is faced with a choice; suffer or forgive.   Written and performed by Cheray O'Neal, award winning writer,  NAACP Image Award Nominee Performer, Actor and Poet. She's graced the stage with PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN and LORETTA DEVINE, and can be seen in the films H4 produced by HARRY LENNIX(The Blacklist), Honesty directed by MARK PELLINGTON (Blindspot), and is a member of The Labyrinth Theater Company of New York City.  www.cherayoneal.com  

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded (Donte today with PayPal) progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com Hosts | Xavier Mejia Guest | Luis Fitch During this episode we are joined by the founder of The Warm Smiles Project. The project collectstoys and blankets for the kids and elderly in Tijuana, Mexico. Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/TheWarmSmilesProject

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded (Donte today with PayPal) progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com Hosts | Xavier Mejia Guest | Agustin Gorbea During this episode we are joined by the creator of Page 1 - Agustin Gorbea. We'll learn more about this new Facebook Page, and the writing contributors.  Page 1 Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/page1wakeup

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded (Donte today with PayPal)progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com Original air date: September 10, 2015 Hosts | Xavier Mejia Guest | Agustin Gorbea During this episode we are joined by the creator of Page 1 - Agustin Gorbea. We will be learning about this new Facebook Page that is sure to go viral and change the way we interact with Facebook. Agustin will also be sharing his inspiration to create the page and who are some of the writing contributors.  Page 1 Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/page1wakeup

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded (Donte today with PayPal)progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com Original air date: April 26, 2015 Guest | Gregorio Davila Host | Xavier Mejia Special Co-Host | Zoey Luna   Film: L.A. | A Queer History The 1969 Stonewall Uprising in NY, has been widely regarded as the beginning of the Gay Civil Rights Movement. But the true heart of the movement, and what we know as “Gay Culture” was born in Los Angeles. laaqueerhistory.com L.A. A Queer History Facebook Page: facebook.com/events/936845863003572/

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded (Donte today with PayPal)progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com   Hosts | Xavier Mejia Live from the 2015 HONOR PAC Gala Celebration. HONOR Political Action Committee Thursday, September 17, 2015 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM (PDT) La Plaza de Cultura y Artes 501 N. Main Street Los Angeles, CA 90012   Ticket info: Gala Tickets About HONOR PAC HONOR PAC advocates for the political empowerment of Latina/o LGBT communities. HONOR PAC supports candidates and ballot propositions that advance progressive policies and serve the unique needs and interests of the Latina/o LGBT communities. honorpac.org

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded (Donte today with PayPal)progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com   Hosts | Xavier Mejia Guest | Agustin Gorbea During this episode we are joined by the creator of Page 1 - Agustin Gorbea. We will be learning about this new Facebook Page that is sure to go viral and change the way we interact with Facebook. Agustin will also be sharing his inspiration to create the page and who are some of the writing contributors.  Page 1 Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/page1wakeup

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com Hosts | Xavier Mejia Guest | Elena Popp Produced by | Xavier Mejia Join Xavier Mejia as he sits down to have an informative discussion with powerhouse attorney, Elena Popp. Born in Acapulco, Mexico, Elena's mother brought her and her siblings to Los Angeles, California, at a very young age. Today, Elena is the Executive Director of the Eviction Defense Network. She has been featured in the Daily Journal and other publications for her personal mission to fuel social change through her work as an attorney. During this interview, we will learn about the key players in her life and how they helped lead her to a path of activism.  Elena Popp: elenaipopp17@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/evictiondefensenetwork Website: edn.la

Welcome to Queer Talk, a radio show hosted by Xavier Mejia. Queer Talk is part of the LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio. The LGBT Hero Awards Talk Radio is a listener-funded progressive station that interviews guest from the world of entertainment, art and community, politics, public health, and business. lgbtheroawards.com Hosts | Xavier Mejia Guest | Aaron Saenz, Rebecca, Rachael Stern, Liz Schiller, and Carlos Carillo Produced by | Xavier Mejia Join Xavier Mejia as he shares interviews taken at the SCOTUS Decision Day Rally in Pasadena, CA, on Friday, June 26, 2015. This historic event took place near the Lake Gold Line Station. Sponsoring organizations include: Pasadena Pride Center San Gabriel Valley Pride LGBTQ at All Saints Planned Parenthood Pasadena and San Gabriel Valley First Congregational Church of Pasadena, United Church of Christ HRC Los Angeles Pasadena Pride Center pridepasadena.org    

Join our host, Xavier Mejia, as he sits down to talk with Karen Anzoategui about the production of the one-night show, 'Catholic School Daze'. This production is a 60-minute autobiographical solo play that tells the story of, Karen Anzoategui, who is forced to attend a Catholic high school. Bullied by administrators and schoolmates alike, Karen is forced to make difficult decisions to survive school life - including making the decision of becoming a "catholic chola." Come on this journey of self discovery, and witness a new world of gender non-conforming.  Host | Xavier Mejia Guest | Karen Anzoategui karenanzoategui.com   Catholic School Daze Art Share L.A. 801 E 4th Pl, Los Angeles, California 90013 Event Date | May 22, 2015 8:00 PM Ticket Information: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1416614 Facebook Event Page: www.facebook.com/events/370881346437059/  

Show aired live on Sunday | March 29, 2015 |10AM (PST) An intimate one hour love story with Ofelia Barba, as she opens up about her journey as a mother of a trans daughter.  Host:Xavier Mejia | President | LGBT Hero Awards Co-Host:Zoey Luna | 2014 LGBT Youth Hero of the Year Featured Episode Music |Leo Vargas    More info on the LGBT Hero Awards: www.lgbtheroawards.com More info on the ACLU SoCal: www.aclusocal.org

This film addresses the need to bring awareness of LGBTQ childrenand youth within Latino American communities. It deals with homophobia from a yet unavailable perspective in our communities: that of a young, Latina girl. Films addressing homophobia often center teenagers or adults as protagonist, but the experiences of LGBTQ children remain invisible. The film provides young girls with artistic options in which to see themselves reflected. By focusing the film on precocious and precious children, we hope it provides a space for us as Latino Americans to teach tolerance and acceptance of LGBTQ children and adults. Ultimately, it is a story of dreams, hopes and friendship. This film deals with themes of identity, coming out, anti-bullying, activism and friendship. What makes this film very special is that all of the characters are Chicana females.  "I am committed to casting all Xicana actors and having as many women in leadership and creative roles behind the scenes." - Karla Legaspy hatchfund.org/project/gold_star_short_film Guest | Karla Legaspy Host | Xavier Mejia   Gold Star (short film) on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/GOLD-STAR-The-Short-Film/1409237732701349?ref=aymt_homepage_panel

The Stonewall Riots in New York City have been widely regarded as the birthday place of the Gay Civil Rights Movement. This interview with Director, Gregorio Davila, takes a deeper look at Los Angeles as the true birth place of the movement.Gregorio's latest project 'L.A. | A Queer History' shows the effect Angelino gay and lesbians had on the world that we live in today. laaqueerhistory.com Guest | Gregorio Davila Host | Xavier Mejia Special Co-Host | Zoey Luna   L.A. A Queer History Facebook Page: facebook.com/events/936845863003572/

This interview takes a closer look at the 2015 Queer Latin@ Arts & Film Festival (LQAFF). The festival is dedicated to showcasing the stories of Trans| Queer | and two spirited Latin@s through film | visual arts | and music. www.lqaff.com Guest | Karla Legaspy | Jon Imparato Host | Xavier Mejia Special Co-Host | Zoey Luna

An intimate one hour love story with Ofelia Barba, as she opens up about her journey as a mother of a trans daughter. Special Co-Host | Zoey Luna Featured Episode Music |Leo Vargas www.aclu.org  

Looking at transphobia & homophobia through the art of theatre.  John Copeland discusses the re-mount of "Anita Bryant's Playboy Interview" (A Big Queen Production), directed by Paul Stein, sound design by Ron Klier, costumes by Jonathan Bryant, adapted by Robert Whirry and John Copeland. With John Copeland as Anita Bryant, Stephen Simon as Ken Kelley, Madelynn Fattibene as Playboy's Playmate of the Month. Playing LIVE at The Cavern Club Theater - starting Friday, March 20, 2015. Also, a talk with the cast of Under My Skin(by the Akabal Theatre in association with the Macha Theatre), written by Emanuel Loarca, Fernanda Milán, and Victoria García Peña, directed and produced by Emanuel Loarca, choreographed by Beatriz Eugenia Vasquez. Executive Producer: Laura Figueroa. The cast includes the talents of Ludo Vika, Daniel Galo, Isabella Cascarano, Mariluz Acosta, Delante McCreary, Anhel Jacobo Pulido and Leo Vargas. Playing March 26 - April 30, 2015. Featured Episode Music: GRAMMO SUSPECT AKA MTETEZI WA RAIA

Our host, Xavier Mejia, sits down to talk with queer artist, Karen Anzoategui (from Ser), about new project: Catholic School Daz. David Flores, from the Wall Las Memorias Project, joins us to discuss a new POZ group starting up in the heart of Highland Park, Ca. Featured music from LGBT Hero Awards recipient 'La Voz De Oro' and Giovanni Aguayo.