Podcast appearances and mentions of star observer

It's part 2, Betty Heads! We are back this week with Part 2 of our discussion on the (cult) classic Ugly Betty. Today, we will discuss Sara's love of series finales, our other favorite episodes, more villain chat, and the groundbreaking representation that made Ugly Betty a multi-culti hit.Articles/Links:Ugly Betty's Problematic Transgender Character Arc: An Expose, By Tanner Muller, written for Star Observer, published on January 20, 2021Wilhelmina is the True Trans Character of Ugly Betty, By Cass Ball for The Niche, published on November 14, 2019Eric Mabius Slams ABC over ‘Ugly Betty' Axe, By Catriona Wightman for Digital Spy, published on June 1, 2011Ugly Betty star Rebecca Romijn reveals she ‘jumped at the chance' to play trans character Alexis Meade, By Marcus Wratten for Pink News, published on July 6, 2023.

On this week's episode we sat down and had a chat about gymming, nutrition and body dismorphia."(Why) do you even lift?" in the Star Observer discusses the pipeline of men wanting to get fit who treat their bodies poorly to get the ideal rig. We discuss why muscles dont always mean healthy and how muscle dismorphia has affected us.(Why) do you even lift? - https://www.starobserver.com.au/news/jacques-nieuwoudt-gay-male-beauty-gym-standards/232058

Macca and Fiona talk to Michael James, Journalist – Star Observer, about NSW Government Offers Apology to Victims of Historical Homosexuality Laws; the apology, scheduled to be delivered in parliament... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 25th May, 2024, NSW Govt Offers Apology to Victims of Historical Homosexuality Laws, Michael James, Journalist – Star Observer appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Macca and Paul Horwell discuss the news, views and reviews of the week that was. 45 Years of the Star Observer, 30 Years of Joy and so much more. The post Saturday, 9th, December, 2023: Weekly Wrap Up with Paul and Macca appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Chris and Shane pay tribute to Blake Nancarrow. 

Conversation will be with Anastasia Rose Le, the coordinator of the Rainbow Community Fair organized by MatchWorks Australia.Rainbow Community Fair - Free Day of Healing, Connection & Fun and experience a variety of benefits. A networking opportunities to not only share individual own services and stories but also connect with potential employers for promising employment prospects. Gain valuable information on different support services that can aid anyone in their personal journey. Take advantage of a complimentary counseling session led by highly skilled allied health professionals. Additionally, contribute to their media corner where Joy Media and Star Observer radio provide a platform for anyone to share their passion and personal journey. This event aims to enhance your understanding of effective strategies for working within the rainbow community. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to connect and have a memorable day!Date: Wednesday 26th July 2023Time: 10:00 - 14:00Location: New Footscray Hospital Jobs Hub - 138 Nicolson Street, Footscray VIC 3011WALK-INS WELCOME! 

After some chat and music, including a reminder to donate to our radiothon, we hear from The Reginas, doing a show 'Queering the Pitch Pt. 2: Storytime with The Reginas' next weekend at the Harehole.Shout outs to: Minus 18 Queer Formal, Beers for Queers and Aurelia St Clair. We comment on the 44th anniversary of the Sydney gay solidarity Mardi Gras in 1978, which was brutually attacked by police (78ers website and zine 'It Was Riot!', and Star Observer article). Also mentioned: queers killed in Oslo, Blockade Australia raid (see Thursday Breakfast for an interview), and Dani Laidley and the Police Association (article).MusicMama Alto - The Blues Are Brewin' (Billie Holiday cover)Dosh Luckwell - Heterosexuality (It's no good for Me)The Reginas - I'm a slutTom Robinson Band - Glad to be GayBeyonce - Break My Soul 

In the first show back in the SYN Studios Liz and guest host Marcie talk about the abundance of anti-trans legislation sweeping the states, and Sammy chats to Sunny Dial, director of alternative queer party BONEZ, they also recap recent news (Credit to Star Observer for the reporting). The first half of this show touches on a some intense topics, find time-codes to skip anything below. Listen to the music we play on the show via our Spotify playlist. Or hear it live Sundays 3-4pm AEST at 90.7FM or online at syn.org.au Originally Broadcast: 13/3/2022 Segment Timecodes: News: 3:00 - 9:00 US Anti-Trans Legislating: 9:20 - 19:30 BONEZ Interview: 19:55 - 25:00 Gender Affirming Possi Vibes (Froth or Not): 25:30 - 31:50   13/3/22 Playlist: 1. Doin It Different - Arona Mane, Dancingwater& Shantan Wantan Ichiban 2. Magic - Luna Li 3. Mutual XO - Kota Banks 4. Fracture - HEXRR 5. Time's Up - Sycco 6. The Shake Up - dameeeela (ft. Tjaka) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shibu Thomas and Rodney Croome interviews with James McKenzie.  Shibu Thomas from Star Observer discusses working in Melbourne as a LGBTIQ community journalist after moving from Mumbai two years ago.  Shibu discusses his perceptions of Melbourne's LGBTIQ community, the decriminalisation of homosexuality in India and the campaign there for marriage equality. Shibu also discusses stories he's written at Star Observer, including his GLOBE award nominated coverage of queer candidates at the 2020 Local Government elections in Victoria.  Rodney Croome discusses Australia's pending Religious Discrimination Bill and its politics and consequences, including its potential impacts as a tool for dismantling anti-discrimination protections in Australia.  Rodney highlights the lack of strong opposition from the Labor Party and the Human Rights Commission regarding the Government's religious privilege narrative, despite the threats it poses to the nation's anti-discrimination laws and legacies.  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded.  In Ya Face is pre-recorded and produced remotely during Melbourne Lockdown 6.

Freelance writer and journalist Ben Riley joins Liz and Ben for a magical history tour as Susan Sto Helit teams up with a couple of monks to stop time...er...stopping in the twenty-sixth Discworld novel: 2001's Thief of Time. In Ankh-Morpork, a mystery woman tasks the odd but talented Jeremy Clockson to build a clock so accurate it can measure the tick of the Universe. In mountain monastery of Oi Dong, Lu-Tze, sweeper of the History Monks, gains a new apprentice: the unmotivated but gifted Newgate "Lobsang" Ludd. And in his domain, Death senses that the Auditors of Reality, grey entities who count every atom, are once again seeking to curb the chaos of life. He recruits his granddaughter Susan to help find the son of Time. If they can't, he'll have to get the old band back together and ride out for the end of the world - at precisely one o'clock, this Wednesday... Pratchett brings back a string of old favourites for this action-packed romp through...well, not quite through time, but it's certainly "about" time. It's the last book to properly star Susan Sto Helit, and for that matter Death; it brings back Lu-Tze, the sweeper who nudged Brutha in the right direction back in Small Gods; and Nanny Ogg is here too, in her first major appearance since the last Witches book, Carpe Jugulum. Oh, and there's a main character named Lobsang, and we know all about that name... Is this what you were hoping for in a third outing for Susan? How do you feel about the fate(s) of Lobsang and Jeremy? Where do you land on having an in-universe excuse for continuity errors in Discworld? And are the monkish wisdom jokes okay because they're based more on kung fu movie tropes than actual Tibetan culture, or is it still a bit on the nose? Join the conversation using the hashtag #Pratchat48 on social media! Guest Benjamin Riley (not to be confused with Spider-Man clone Ben Reilly) is an award-winning freelance writer and journalist. He's written for Junkee, SBS Online, PopMatters, Overland, the Star Observer and many other publications. Ben also works in AIDS research and in HIV and sexual health policy, organises queer community events, and co-hosted and produced the queer political podcast Queers with Simon Copland from 2015 to 2019. (You can still find old episodes in most podcast directories and via the Queers acast page.) For more on what Ben's up to, follow him at @bencriley on Twitter or hit up his website at benjaminriley.com.au. In other Ben news, the videogame Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown, written by a certain Ben McKenzie, is now available on Steam! As usual, you can find notes and errata for this episode on our web site. Next episode we take another little breather - it's been a long lockdown here in Melbourne, folks - to read a Pratchett short story: his take on Arthurian myth, Once and Future! It was originally published in 1995 in the collection Camelot, but like most of his short fiction you can find it in A Blink of the Screen. Send us your questions using the hashtag #Pratchat49, or via email to chat@pratchatpodcast.com. And yes, we are planning something a little different and special for our fiftieth episode in December - watch our website and social media for news on that soon!

Rachel and Jacinta discuss the Religious Discrimination Bill with wonderful and insightful guests. First up, Steph Lentz who was fired from Covenant Christian School after coming out as lesbian. Later, we are joined by Equality Australia Director Ghassan Kassisieh to dissect the Religious Discrimination Bill Steph Lentz in the Star Observer: https://www.starobserver.com.au/news/sydney-christian-school-fires-out-lesbian-teacher-steph-lentz/205054 Equality Australia: https://equalityaustralia.org.au  Catch the Well Well Well team each and every week via podcast at joy.org.au/wellwellwell or via your favourite podcast platform  

The BACK ROOM is a MENS Mental Health program hosted by Aaron Flett & Joe-y Busuttil. The program is an extension of the Secret MENS Business - SMB TV channel. We have taken all the best segments from SMB TV, and present  them together on each fortnightly program.We discuss everything Mental Health - covering sections of mental health that will hopefully  interest you.In this segment Joe-y chats about his experiences and reflect on the world. THE NINTH SHOW:-  We meet the new host of the segment A CELEBRATION OF LIFE, Brendon Giebel.- We launch a new segment - MAN TALK - where we ask five guys to answer questions about life.- Sandy Curtayne hosts MENS ADDICTION ADVOCACY, and discusses CHOICES one can take during recovery. - We get a sneak preview of the next Secret MENS Business podcast episode where we chat to Aaron Little the, content and advertising manager at the Star Observer. ALL SEGMENTS ON THE BACK ROOM HAVE THEIR OWN PLAYLIST ON SMB TV.FEATURED SPONSORS:Tom Jones Massage - Melbournehttps://tjmt.com.auACACIA - Luxury Private Tours:https://www.acaciatours.com.auInSynergy - Property Wealth Advisors :https://www.insynergy.net.auGET OUTSIDE MELBOURNE Hiking tours :https://www.get-outside.com.au_____________________________________________The Secret MENS Business website:https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomat...The Secret MENS Business podcast:SpotifyiTunesGoogle ManagerAmazon MusicPodomatic -https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomat...The Secret MENS Business Facebook group (MEN Only):https://www.facebook.com/groups/secre...Secret MENS Business Podcast Facebook page :https://www.facebook.com/projectselfa...Instagram:secretmensbusiness_smb

In this episode of the Secret MENS Business podcast we speak to Aaron Little about his experience working on the LGBTQI scene, working at the LGBTQI tabloid the STAR OBSERVER, and his insights regarding the shifting culture. Star Observer has been setting Australia’s LGBTI agenda since 1979, with a long and proud history of independent journalism. They have 200,000 loyal readers who embrace our publications, which include a popular news website and social media channels, as well as their monthly Star Observer publication. From the early days of Mardi Gras, through the AIDS crisis, to the battle for marriage equality, Star Observer has been there providing in-depth and independent journalism about the issues facing the LGBTI community. Our story started in 1979. It was a time when homosexual sex was a criminal act, with people being jailed simply for being gay. Sydney’s gay and lesbian community was reeling from vicious police attacks during the city’s first Mardi Gras protest march. A wave of political momentum was building demanding equality and justice for LGBTI Australians. In this dangerous time for our community, the very first edition of The Star was printed and distributed across Sydney by our founder Michael Glynn. Throughout its history, the Star Observer has taken the form of a weekly Sydney-centric newspaper, sister publication the Melbourne Star, a monthly national magazine, and has included publishing festival guides for LGBTI festivals around Australia as well as a Gay Scene Guide magazine highlighting what’s on in the queer scene in Australia’s major capitals. Alongside this, we have maintained a major national Australian news website with a significant social media audience. Until 2019, the Star Observer operated as a not-for-profit, community-owned organisation, before it was purchased by the newly formed Out Publications, part of the AltMedia publishing umbrella. The Star Observer has gone back to its roots in the tabloid newspaper format for a special issue celebrating the publication’s 40th anniversary, with new issues to be published and distributed in Sydney and online on a monthly basis. We have built an international reputation for fearless reporting, independent from the influence of any politician or corporation. We are the news journal of record for the LGBTI community, and have been since our founding. STAR OBSERVER: https://www.starobserver.com.au Editorial Submissions and Enquiries editor@starobserver.com.au Advertising and Sales sales@starobserver.com.au Subscriptions subs@starobserver.com.au Accounts accounts@starobserver.com.au The Secret MENS Business website: https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomatic.net The Secret MENS Business podcast: Spotify iTunes Google Manager Amazon Music Podomatic - https://thesecretmensbusiness.podomatic.com The Secret MENS Business Facebook group (MEN Only): https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretmensbusiness01 Secret MENS Business Podcast Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/projectselfacceptance Instagram: secretmensbusiness_smb

Star Observer, Professor, Author and more, Brian Cudnik is interviewed by Sami and Francesca. Teaching Astronomy as well as Earth Science, Brian is equipped to take you on a ride out of this world and up on the latest space biz. From Solar Flares, the Starlink and Cone Cells, we peek planning, providing, and  variability of perception. Coming back down to earth we face some hard truths on climate change. But when the science is presented as it is, facts are neutral. We have the opportunity to enlighten our way of life.

I invited Jacob Thomas to be a guest on the podcast so that they could help me unpack some of the many questions I have about how employers, recruiters, and coaches can better support trans, gender diverse, and nonbinary professionals. And Jacob did not disappoint. This is a much-needed discussion that I hope all my listeners will be interested in for their personal and professional development.   Some of the topics of our conversation include: choosing pronouns, employers and organizations looking for quick wins with what Jacob explains is “pink” dollar the recruitment of queers employees to reach diversity markers issues with dress codes conscious and unconscious bias Jacob's experience in changing their gender marker with their employer and much more. Jacob and I are friends, so the first 12 minutes is a bit of banter, where at least twice, I cried with laughter. If you want to check out the video interview, please go to my YouTube channel, where many of the podcasts are also available in video format.    About our guest, Jacob Thomas: Jacob Thomas is one of Australia's most prominent leaders in sexual orientation and gender identity. A nonbinary person living in Melbourne, Jacob uses the pronouns they/them and works at the Monash Warwick Alliance as their Education Project Coordinator, where they also guest lecture in Global Studies.   In 2016 Jacob received the Queen's Young Leader Award, recognizing Jacob's work on suicide prevention for Australia's LGBTIQ community. Jacob previously sat as the Coordinator of the Commonwealth Youth Gender and Equality Network (CYGEN) and represented the network at international levels such as the 61st session of UN Women's Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) and the ECOSOC Youth Forum in New York, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the 11th Commonwealth Youth Forum in London, and at AIDS2018 in Amsterdam.   Jacob advises public, private, and non-profit organizations on issues related to the LGBTIQ community, diversity and inclusion policies, and queer-friendly work environments. They are a mentor to many queer, allies, and senior leaders in Melbourne and internationally.   A greater speaker and facilitator, Jacob, has presented a TEDx Talk at QUT on the ideas around gender identity, is a contributor to Archer Magazine and Star Observer, and has written a personal essay for BuzzFeed about their experience coming out as nonbinary.   Jacob is interested in queer perspectives in intercultural learning, feminist methodologies, and youth leadership. They are currently undertaking their Masters in International Development at RMIT. In their spare time, Jacob is a performer, designer, and sometimes drag artist.   About your host: Hello, and welcome! I'm Renata Bernarde, the Host of The Job Hunting Podcast. I'm also a virtual career coach, job hunting expert, and career strategist. I teach professionals in the corporate, non-profit, and public sectors the steps and frameworks to help them find great jobs, change, and advance their careers with confidence and less stress.  If you are 1) an ambitious professional who is keen to develop a robust career plan, 2) looking to find your next job or promotion, or 3) you want to keep a finger on the pulse of the job market so that when you ready and an opportunity arises, you can hit the ground running – then this podcast is for you. In addition to The Job Hunting Podcast, I've created a series of free tools and resources. I developed a range of services for professionals in career or job transition. And of course, I also coach private clients. So there is really no excuse – I'm determined to help you! 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The 2020 International Gay and Lesbian Aquatics (IGLA) Championships get underway in Melbourne this week. Cal Hawk talks all things LGBTIQ inclusion in sport. IGLA ambassador and US national swimming champion in butterfly, Tom Luchsinger, talks about the upcoming IGLA events and coming out during his international swimming career. Mervyn from Brisbane Tritons Water Polo Talks whats got him in the pool. 90-year old Dorothy talks about the handful of swimming events she’ll be competing in. Melbourne Glamourheads’ Hani talks about his decision as compete as the first IGLA athlete representing Palestine. Plus, Cedric Le Gallo talks about his film “The Shiny Shrimps” inspired but his real life French Water Polo club of the same name.   But it’s not all about aquatics! Melbourne Chargers Rugby Club President Silas Palmer and Australian Deaf Rugby coach David Kearsley stop by to talk about their upcoming inclusive march in Box Hill.   IGLA 2020 was also featured in Star Observer's Wet N Wild in Melbourne article  This show, Episode #711 originally aired Thursday 20th February 2020. Grab this and other podcasts from the Well, Well, Well team on iTunes | Spotify | or your favourite podcast platform – or head to joy.org.au/wellwellwell Head to www.thorneharbour.org for more information about Thorne Harbour’s LGBTI health and well-being services

With the announcement that Australia’s longest-running queer publication has effectively closed its doors, Benjamin and Simon reflect on the value of queer media in an age when queer news is increasingly covered by mainstream publications. The question at the heart of the issue: what do we lose when we lose community-controlled queer publications?‘Star Observer enters voluntary administration and is up for sale’Subscribe (for free!), rate and review Queers on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Follow Queers on Twitter at @queerspodcast, Instagram at @queerspodcast and Facebook at Queers Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matthew Wade, the Editor-in-Chief of historic LGBTIQ+ publication Star Observer, discusses its future.Jude Munro, the Chairperson of the Victorian Pride Centre, discusses its progress, funding and inclusion.David Menadue, a survivor of HIV/AIDS since the 1980s, shares his story of survival and the history of Living with HIV activism in Victoria. 

We’re PrEPared. Sydney man and friend of the show, Steve Spencer, recently spoke with the Star Observer about his experience becoming HIV-positive having used On Demand PrEP. On Demand PrEP... LEARN MORE The post 47. “Knowing Me, Knowing U=U” – Steve’s Story appeared first on Hide and Seek.

On tonight’s DTF Club on Joy 94.9 William Brougham interviews award-winning Sydney-based trans and gender diversity consultant, educator, presenter and Star Observer columnist Katherine Wolfgramme. http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_archives/p/joy.org.au/dtfclub/wp-content/uploads/sites/408/2019/03/SYN4000.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 57:13 — 65.5MB) The post Being Katherine Wolfgramme appeared first on DTF Club.

With a new look for its 40th anniversary, Star Observer‘s January 2019 issue is all about image. With Editor in Chief Matthew Wade we discuss: Gay nudists at Melbourne's NudeManFest... LEARN MORE The post Matthew Wade – January Star Observer Headlines (The Body Image Issue) appeared first on Tom and Warren.

Our regular guest Matthew Wade joins us to discuss the headlines in the latest edition of Star Observer: LGBTI advocates fighting discrimination against LGBTI students and staff in faith-based schools.... LEARN MORE The post December Star Observer appeared first on Tom and Warren.

GLOBE Award-winning Editor in Chief of the Star Observer, Matthew Wade joins us as always to highlight some of the important LGBTI headlines in this month's Star Observer. In the... LEARN MORE The post Matthew Wade – LGBTI Headlines from the November Star Observer appeared first on Tom and Warren.

Matthew Wade, editor of Star Observer, joins us again to fill us in on all the headlines in this month's magazine. We discuss an interview with Benjamin Law and his... LEARN MORE The post Matthew Wade – October Star Observer Headlines appeared first on Tom and Warren.

Our regular guest Matthew Wade joins us to let us know the LGBTI current affairs headlines from the September issue of Star Observer. We speak about Melbourne gender diverse people... LEARN MORE The post Matthew Wade – September Star Observer Headlines appeared first on Tom and Warren.

with Ayaan, Ruby, George and Lauren7:00am Acknowledgement of Country7:05am 8 Days of Solidarity, a grassroots campaign to show solidarity with refugees who have been locked up in detention. It will be 8 days of action to highlight the longest time spent in Australia’s detention facilities, which is 8 years.12 to 19 of November.7:30am Tony Briffa, Former Mayor, Deputy Mayor and Councillor of the City of Hobsons Bay and co-executive director of Intersex International Australia (OII), speaks about intersex awareness.7:40am Community Announcements7:50am Jess Jones, writer from the Star Observer speaks about censorship of queer twitter hashtags. 8:00am Alternative News, the team discusses women and people of colour in incarceration.8.10am Miranda from Inside Out Solidarity, speaks about the grassroots group aiming to build a network of LGBTIQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex and Queer) people, sistergirls and brotherboys both inside and outside prisons.

At the International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa, Benjamin interviewed Cianán Russell, a trans man who ran the only session in the conference program focused on transmasculine folk. Starting from a discussion of how the session came together, Cianán touches on misogyny among gay men, the complications of identity politics, male sexual entitlement, the need for men to explore vulnerability, and more.CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains discussions of sexual assault. Sections of the interview were published in Star Observer: http://www.starobserver.com.au/news/aids-conference-2016-trans-men-navigating-the-politics-of-misogyny-in-gay-spaces/151122 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the 62nd minute of ONE HEAT MINUTE, the podcast examining Michael Mann's 1995 crime opus HEAT minute by minute (1:01:00-1:02:00).  Host Blake Howard is joined by AFCA Award-winning critic, a writer for the Star Observer, film critic on ABC Radio Sydney and Graffiti with Punctuation alumni Laurence Barber. Blake and Laurence discuss the potential of a podcast about "My Cousin Rachel" through the lens of Laurence and Mat Whitehead's "diseased brains," the surprisingly moving and convention-challenging minute, and the yearning to be "that" cop who addresses the grief of those people affected by the crimes he investigates.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/donations

ONE HEAT MINUTE is the podcast examining Michael Mann's 1995 crime opus HEAT minute by minute. It's the 69th minute (1:08:00-1:09:00) - host Blake Howard joins AFCA Award-winning critic, a writer for the Star Observer, film critic on ABC Radio Sydney and Graffiti with Punctuation alumni Laurence Barber and editor of trailblazer movie news website DarkHorizons, Garth Franklin. Blake, Laurence and Garth discuss brief moments of normality in the film; establishing shots that evoke "The Dark Knight"; Laurence crow-barring in a Maggie Gyllenhaal quote from "Mona Lisa Smile"; and theorising each character's sexual prowess...IN DETAIL.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/one-heat-minute-productions/donations