Podcast appearances and mentions of steven bamidele

A brilliant track from Joshua Idehen. A track from the new WheelUP album featuring Steven Bamidele. BexBlu reworks Wiley. A track from the Quantic DJ Kicks album. A track by Zero T from his Getting Diggy With It series. Matica with an Edit of Sapna. Downtempo sounds from ganayva, Ebi Soda and Ravi Shankar. Rap from Jakk Dexx, Mysdiggi, The Pharcyde (Dubplate Special) and Beatless with Quasimoto. Plus plenty more music treats.

Playlist in no particular order.Cosmoz - WATUSAThe Ercons - 03. Mystic Brew Angel (feat. Steven Bamidele).Reservoir & Matt Gold - Canopy.Antares_Flare_Gita_Buhari_-_I'll_Be_Your_FriendThundercat_feat_BADBADNOTGOOD_Flying_Lotus_-_King_Of_The_HillDee C'rell -Near Detroit.Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18 - Lovesick.Yaya Beya -  wake up b_tch (Clean).Kaidi - Organic Juggernaut.Feeling So Bright feat. MXXWLLArjuna Oakes - The Love That I Feel.Freddie Hubbard & Al Jarreau-- Little SunflowerJorge Dalto - Samba all day longKokoroko - Closer To Me [Brownswood Recordings]Abigoba & Claire Simone - My IntentionOrganic Pulse Ensemble - AttitudePerri - The Caves Of Altamira Tamtam - Ramble In The RainbowTed Olsen - Split Rock PostcardThe Piano Choir - Barbara AnnKevin G Davy - Epping Walk

Soul from Omar, Caron Wheeler, Steven Bamidele and SAULT. Rap from Westside Gunn & Doechii, Cappo, Wiley, JayaHadADream. Jazz from Adja, Amanda Whiting & Alice Russell. Broken Beat from Sticky Dub, Donsurf & Oliver Night. A big club track from Disclosure. Jungle from Tom & Jerry and Potential Badboy feat UK Apache. Plus plenty more music treats.

In this episode of Vinyl Resting Place, we're joined by soulful singer-songwriter Steven Bamidele as he reflects on a formative album in his musical journey—Spoon's Transference. Steven shares how the band's raw sound and songwriting shaped his evolving taste and deepened his appreciation for music. We also talk about the journey of finding artistic identity, especially as a young Black man in the UK, and how those early influences continue to echo in his own work today.Steven was incredibly open about his experiences as an emerging artist, discussing the highs, the challenges, and the realities of carving out space as a creative. It was a real pleasure to have him share his story with such honesty and insight.He's already having an exciting 2025—having just released his stunning new single “The Fool”, and with a number of amazing live shows on the horizon, it's clear big things are on the way.Go and give The Fool a spin you will not regret it! - https://youtu.be/U3L2Qgwfdug?si=_xWqoblHiQqP4S3fIf you want to see more of Vinyl Resting Place you can find all of our previous episodes here: https://vinylrestingplace.buzzsprout.com/Check out our TikTok and Insta too why don't ya:@vinylrestingplacepodHost:Dapo Agiri - @dapo_ag Guest: Steven Bamidele -  @StevenBamidele  #stevenbamidele #spoon #transference #vinylrestingplace #musicpodcast #singersongwriter #musicinfluences #indierock #artistjourney #blackbritishartist #musicalidentity #emergingartist #newmusic2025 #thefool #uklivemusic

A new track from Steven Bamidele feat Sly5thAve. A remix of Sade by Masquenada. Downtempo deepness from Macie Stewart, Alina Bzhezhinska & Tulshi. Sung vocal chilled vibes from Georgie Sweet and Ella Mae Sueref. Jazz from Nadav Schneerson, Nādt Orchestra & Kuna Maze. Broken Beat from Son Of Dan remixed by Donsurf. Rap from Pataka Boys, Mike, Lawrence Matthews and Sliime. Zed Bias remixes the new Omar track. Plus plenty more music treats.

The final Best Of 2024 show (Part 4, and of course all music sounding good for 2025 too). Hip Hop from Doechii, Lawrence Matthews, Jourden and LL Cool J (Produced by Q Tip). Deep Harp Jazz from Alina Bzhezhinska & Tony Kofi. Jungle from Sully, Tim Reaper, Kloke, Potential Badboy, and JAEL. Soul from Thee Sacred Souls, Steven Bamidele, and SAULT. A track from the excellent Vibration Black Finger album. Dancefloor tunes from IZCO & P Wavey, and XL Regular remixing Kuna Maze feat Steve Spacek. Reggae / Dub from Nat Birchall, Joe Armon-Jones feat Liam Bailey, Mortimer, Kabaka Pyramid & Lila Iké. Plus plenty more music treats.

A show influenced by all the artists, DJs and tunes Robert heard at We Out Here festival recently. An important track from aja monet. Deep downtempo tunes from Andre 3000 & Tara Lily. Soul from Dee Dee Bridgewater, Asha Puthli, Steven Bamidele, Loose Ends and Allysha Joy. A classic from Omar & Zed Bias. Broken Beat from Matica on Dance Regular. Reggae from Mr Vegas and Yaya Bey. An uplifting dancefloor groove from Gayance featuring Judith Little D. Plus plenty more music treats.

A great track from The Zawose Queens. Soul from ELIZA and Steven Bamidele. Rap from namesbliss, KRS One, Your Old Droog, MF DOOM. Jazz from Sefi Zisling, Jaubi and a big tune from The Outer Worlds Jazz Ensemble feat Chip Wickham. Broken Beat from Bruk Rogers feat MELONYX, Haze City, plus WheelUP & Don Surf remix Tyla. Plus plenty more music treats.

As broadcast @ www.totallywiredradio.com Tuesday 30.07.24Hour One and Two with Ket Shah01. Soyuz ft Asha Puthli & Sven Wunder - Spring Has Sprung (Mr Bongo 2024)02. Darien Brockington - Only One (The Foreign Exchange 2024)03. Dave Grusin & Lee Ritenour ft Celso Fonseca - Meu Samba Torto (My Crooked Samba) (Candid 2024)04. Saigon Soul Revival - Ai Thật Lòng Yêu Ai (Nickodemus Instrumental Remix) (Saigon Supersound 2024)05. A Song For You ft Nando the Native - Every Moment (Rhythm Section 2024)06. Kamasi Washington feat. BJ The Chicago Kid - Together(Shoto Mas / Young Turks 2024)07. Melanie Scholtz - Benjamin (Ropeadope 2024)08. Jarrod Lawson with Raquel Rodriguez - Next Move (Dome 2024)09. Bradd Marquis - I Choose You (Self Released 2024)10. Mörk - Sweet (Alberts Favorites 2024)11. Fred Kingdom - Get Lost In The Rhythm (AWAL / Nuco 2024)12. The Bongo Hop ft Nidia Gongora - La Pata Coja (Underdog 2024)13. Kenneth Bager & Findlay Brown - Love From Outer Space (Club Mix) (Music For Dreams 2024)14. Marcos Valle - Life Is What It Is (Far Out 2024)15. Music For Swinging Mothers - War Is Cominhg (Re Edit) (Music For Swinging Mothers 2024)16. JVXTA - SS Anne (Distant Hawaii 2024)17. Seamus Haji ft Rimarkable - Turn Out the Lights (Extended Mix) (Big Love 2024)18. Guy Monk - Feeling Right (Remaster Version) (I Records 2024)19. Chris Bangs - My Soul (Acid Jazz 2024)20. Steven Bamidele ft. Scarlett Fae - Kaleidascope (Fybe:One Remix) (Tru Thoughts 2024)21. Nash La Musica - Nhava (Be Adult Roots 2024)22. Carlos Castro - Ausencia (Groovebom 2024)23. Lex (Athens) & Locke - Caribbean Traffic Jam (Coflo Remix) (Ocha 2024)24. Kiko Navarro & John Beltran - We Made It Happen (Kiko's Rework of Sam Redmore Remix) (Afroterraneo 2024)25. O. De Lanzac - Art Of Love (Extended Mix) (Diridim 2024)

A quality vocal from Aziza Brahim. Orchestral sounds from Sly5thAve, Love Unlimited Orchestra, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson & Carlos Nino. Children Of Zeus remix Ezra Collective. Club tracks from Scruscru and Jamie 3:26 & Danou P remix Steven Bamidele. A classic Underdog (aka Trevor Jackson) remix of Peshay on Mo Wax. Uplifting Jazz from Roman Norfleet and Be Present Art Group. Plus plenty more music treats.

The Best of 2023 (Part 2) with Soul from Steven Bamidle, Adja, Sampha & Izo Fitzroy. Hip Hop from McKinley Dixon, King Kashmere x Alecs Delarge, Aesop Rock, Sonnyjim & Lee Scott. Dancefloor tracks from Domo Domo & Deep Aztec. Broken Beat from Bruk Rogers. Plus plenty more music treats.

This week Tim brings you another stroll along the Soulside. With some delicious new tracks from the likes of Thee Sinseers, Alice Russell, Wonder 45, Monsieur MÂLÂ, Brainstory and Steven Bamidele plus some great reissues combined with old favourites and rarities, we have another spicy journey. With some amazing covers and latin grooves, why not warm up with some rays of soulful sunshine. Tune into new broadcasts of Soulside, LIVE, Tuesday from 2 - 4 PM EST / 7 - 9 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/soulside//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A track from the excellent jaydonclover album. Jazz from Jimetta Rose, Herbie Hancock & Jonathan Klein. A classic from Tricky. King Krule remixing Tara Lily. A new remix of Steven Bamidele by edbl. Big Basslines from CESCO & Hamdi. Tyler Daley from Children Of Zeus remixes MELONYX with a UK Garage flex. Broken Beat from Sentinel 793, J Kenzo and Matica on Dance Regular. Plus plenty more music treats.

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Just Be, JBiz, JuniAli7, Phels, conshus, Cameron Bethany, IMAKEMADBEATS, Dayme Arocena, Rafa Pabon, Seafood Sam, Goldkimono, Danger Mouse, Black Thought, Poolside, Lou Piensa, Mental Abstrato, Eme Alfonso, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Sincere Vega, GAIKA, BbyMutha, Steven Bamidele, Mitchy Slick, Sir Veterano, Cedric Till, Lou Mistrau, Erik Jackson, Jemini, UCHE YARA, M-Dot, Kore, Gajos, Raekwon, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Lord Apex & Madlib - The Good Fight https://youtu.be/aGvTNZNaw84?feature=shared Tall Black Guy - My Freedom Travel (Pharoah's Spirit) (*ElecSoul Slow Jam Edit). https://soundcloud.com/collegemusicyt/tall-black-guy-my-freedom-1?si=718609a910f744f4bc202d4ea884ac48&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Amber Navran - Sunset https://ambernavran.bandcamp.com/track/sunset Bill Withers - Lonely Town Lonely Street https://youtu.be/FrHO_EC63-k?feature=shared Ill Camille - São Paulo https://jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/track/sao-paulo-feat-punch-rose-gold TTeo - Follow Me https://soundcloud.com/egroove/premiere-tteo-follow-me-sonar-kollektiv?si=7884aa830e6b4854aa2e7b6673e0cedd&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Gratts - Jour de Fête (Version Originale) https://soundcloud.com/junodailyonline/premiere-gratts-feat-ange-nawasadio-jour-de-fete-original-mix-be-strong-be-free?in=gratts/sets/bsbf002&si=222ee855040c42ef91441905e734e6c1&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Steven Bamidele - Kaleidoscope https://soundcloud.com/stevenbamidele/kaleidoscope-feat-scarlett-fae?si=ebfc18938fe8484eaf8cd61f4e702501&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

In this episode, Mandy talks with Nelson and Peter about ECN-2 film - shooting, printing and developing it. They discuss the cinematic qualities of the film, halation, remjet, filters, how to rate it in different situations and opportunities to shoot it in 120. They talk about recent projects like Oppenheimer and Euphoria that used Kodak cinema films and how Vision 3 films have helped offer colour film alternatives for photographers.   There will be an OnlyFilms event for Day of the Dead in London on the 28th of October. Everyone is welcome! Plan to meet outside the Hoxton station at 11:00 am.   Shoutouts: Gulabi (@gulabiphoto) film lab based in Glasgow. The Film Safe (@thefilmsafe) film lab based in Southampton   Links: OnlyFilms - @onlyfilmsproject Nelson - @autefault - You can watch his video of Steven Bamidele (@stevenbamidele) here - https://youtu.be/dhG3VXEMxug?si=lgRyiLeyuLYeB44t Peter - @thisis_howiroll Mandy - @mandyleft

Great lyrics from Chowerman, Flowdan, and Guvna B from their quality albums. Soul from Amber Navran (Moonchild), Cleo Sol, Steven Bamidele and Sade (with Paul Nice beats). Hip Hop from YUNGMORPHEUS, DJ Premier, Westside Gunn & Rome Streetz. UK Garage from El-B and Pj Bridger remixing a Skream classic. Armenian synth grooves from Hamlet Minassian. A quality club track by Clive From Accounts. Plus plenty more music treats.

A track from the excellent new Cleo Sol album. Hip Hop from Noname, Black Star aka Talib Kweli & Yasiin Bey, Gawd Status, Organized Konfusion. Jazz from Get The Blessing & Tim Deluxe. A great new club track from Murder He Wrote. Soul from Steven Bamidele and IYAMAH. Classic Jungle from Tom & Jerry. Plus plenty more music treats.

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Leisure Chief, conshus, Nova, MoZaic, Tall Black Guy, Mick Jenkins, Haiku Hands, Kassa Overall, Nick Hakim, Theo Croker, Wajatta, March Adstrum, Stik Figa, The Expert, Defcee, SKECH185, ODESZA, Yellow House, ford., Crescendo, Soy Is Real, Gareth Donkin, Khemist, Adi Oasis, Midaz the Beast, Jalen Ngonda, Inkswel, Tableek, Colonel Red, Steven Bamidele, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

New music from Miguel Atwood-Ferguson on Brainfeeder. Gospel from Parchman Prison Prayer & The Meditation Singers. Soul from Steven Bamidele. Deep dancefloor beats from Laroye, Njelic & Thabza Tee. A quality remix from Bakey of a classic EVM128 track. A great tune from Toya Delazy & Tash LC & Ahadadream. Plus plenty more music treats.

Steven Bamidele pops by for a short interview with Robert on this weeks show and plays a couple of tunes from his forthcoming album on Tru Thoughts. Plus Hip Hop from Black Star, YUNGMORPHEUS, Masta Ace & DJ Spinna. Broken Beat from Sci-Clone (on Metalheadz). UK Garage from Zed Bias remixing envee and Sammy Virji x Flowdan. A quality unreleased remix of Massive Attack by Mark Pritchard. Quality tracks from Jorja Smith, Tara Lily and Searchlight remixing Goldie. Plus plenty more music treats. 

Hip Hop from Loyle Carner, Rakim, Noname and the excellent Black Star (Talib Kweli & Yasiin Bey) album. A classic from Air feat Beth Hirsch. Soul from Searchlight feat Tolü Makay and Steven Bamidele. Midtempo club beats from Ian Pooley. South Asian dancefloor sound from K15 and Mangal Singh. UK Garage styles with UK vocals from Sammy Virji & Flowdan, and Holloway feat Logan. Drum & Bass from Johnny B and mSdoS. Plus plenty more music treats.

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: MoZaic, Okito, conshus, Beanies and Snapbacks, Soy Is Real, Knaladeus, Lewis OfMan, Empress Of, Gam P, Bobby Oroza, El Michels Affair, Kurious, Cut Beetlez, Roisin Murphy, Squeegie Oblong, Amerigo Gazaway, Leisure Chief, Abyss, Ruste Juxx, Applied Dynamics, DJ Slipwax, Rahill, Westside Ward, Jake Palumbo, TzariZM, Little Dragon, Freestyle Cologne, Rockness Monsta, Steven Bamidele, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Rob, in for Tom this week, reps BBC Introducing in Stoke with his brand new favourites from the Uploader. Including Abbie Ozard, Fountain, A Different Kitchen, Average Joe, Juju, MABGATE, CW Jones, Hideaway Club, Emmeline, Cassia, workfriends, Formal Sppeedwear, Steven Bamidele, City Parking, Boys, Cam Mannix and Delights.

Dancehall with Grove, Capleton & Andrew Bradford. Soul from Yazmin Lacey, Espen Horne, Faye Houston & Steven Bamidele. Hip Hop from Backwood Sweetie, Your Old Droog and a Wu Tang classic. Broken Beat from WheelUP featuring Destiny Will. Drum & Bass from Tara Lily and the classic Calibre remix of Jahiem. Uptempo percussive beats from Dijit. Plus plenty more music treats.

Welcome to Live in the Lab, where we bring you the freshest tunes and uncover hidden musical gems! In today's episode, we're diving into a vibrant mix of artists who are redefining Neo-Soul. Get ready for a musical journey like no other! First up, we have Faroul, a sensational band hailing from Jena, Germany. Their latest track, "Walk to School," is a crazy summertime bop that will have you grooving from the first beat. With a genius record of dope proportions, Faroul combines illustrative lyrics, unique vocals, snd compelling instrumentation. This record is an absolute must-have for any music lover. So, don't miss out on the Faroul experience—cop it today at Faroul's official website. https://faroul.com/ Next on our playlist is the London-based maestro, Steven Bamidele. His track, "Dark Sense of Humor," is a kaleidoscope of sonic brilliance that will leave you in awe. Prepare to be captivated by the intricacies of the composition as colors intertwine and evolve with each measure. It's a record that consistently evolves, keeping you engaged from start to finish. Don't wait any longer—immerse yourself in the kaleidoscope of Steven Bamidele's music by grabbing a copy of "Dark Sense of Humor" at Steven Bamidele's Bandcamp. https://stevenbamidele.bandcamp.com/ Last but certainly not least, we have the talented UK artist, Georgie Sweet, with her track "A Friend to All." This record knocks with its simplistic yet full-of-energy vibe. Fluctuating effortlessly between contralto and mezzo, she delivers lyrics that fit right into the seams of the beat. If you're a fan of Snoh Allegra or Jill Scott, this record is an absolute must-have. So, grab your copy of "A Friend to All" at Georgie Sweet's Bandcamp and immerse yourself in her soulful sound. https://georgiesweet.bandcamp.com/track/a-friend-to-all Enoy this diverse range of artists and their incredible records by pressing play. Remember to support these talented musicians by grabbing their tracks and sharing them with your friends. Stay tuned for more musical discoveries, and until next time, keep the good vibes flowing! Follow me on all platforms @ iamthe1mangang

Soul from Linda Lewis (Rest In Peace) and Steven Bamidele. Hip Hop from The Beatnuts, Bishop Nehru & MF DOOM. Gospel form Supreme Jubilees and a DJ Koze remix of the Gerry Read track that samples it. A cover of Fela Kuti by Snips feat Eduardo Brecho. Classic R&B from Little Richard (featuring Jimi Hendrix on guitar). Deep Beats from Sampology & Charlie Hill. Broken Beat from Sumjii remixing The Maghreban feat Omar and Jonny Faith. Breakbeats from Anunaku & DJ Plead. Plus plenty more music treats.

Deep dancefloor grooves from Marla Kether, Plumm, Kimberly Brown and Zar. A soul classic from Bobby Caldwell (Rest in peace) plus brand new music from Steven Bamidele feat Scarlett Fae on Tru Thoughts. Hip Hop from Common, Fliptrix, JJ DOOM, KGB, El Michels Affair & Black Thought. Jazz from JSPHYNX, Alina Bzhezhinska & Tony Kofi. Broken Beat from Hint. A quality track from Qwalia. Plus plenty more music treats. 

Dancefloor Beats from Close Counters and WheelUP feat Toya Delazy. Hip Hop from John Wells, Rammellzee Vs K-Rob and a special dubplate from The Pharcyde. Soul from Steven Bamidele, Reel People feat Jill Rock Jones. Drum & bass from MSDOS, Law, Johnny Osbourne and Chopstick Dubplate.A classic from SBTRKT & Sampha. Plus plenty more music treats.

Soul from Yazmin Lacey, Steven Bamidele, Terri Walker, Devin Tracy, Danny Kuttner & Roy Reemy. Hip Hop from Little Simz and Bahamadia. Dancefloor beats from Bruk Rogers and yourboykiran. Drum & Bass from Adam F remixed by Pola & Bryson, Unglued and Chopstick Dubplate. Jazz from Egypt by Salah Ragab & The Cairo Jazz Band. A classic Masters At Work remix. Plus plenty more music treats.

GET IN LOSER, WE'RE LISTENING TO THE CERTIFIED PLATINUM SHOW… This week, the guys discusses new music from DRIZZY! As well as Kevin Gates, Westside Boogie, Chris Brown, Tory Lanez and others (09:38)... This week on "Sh!t We Don't Care About", Joe Biden falls off his bicycle and Donald Trump "Re-Truths" about it (56:13). Vince McMahon returns to WWE after leaving due to some alleged sexual assault allegations (59:04)...This year's XXL Freshmen list has arrived! (01:02:00)...For all the other stories (not included here), make sure to listen to the FULL EPISODE!Certified Tracks (1:04:22): (KDOT) Hold You Up - Kaycyy ft. Annahstasia & Steven Bamidele; (DANA) Survival of the Fittest - Mobb Deep; (MCDOWELL) Escape - AHSIAListen to all the songs from our Certified Tracks on Apple Music & Spotify!:http://www.certifiedplatinum.ca/listenFollow us on Instagram: @CertifiedPlatinumShow. Follow Us on Twitter: @CertifiedPod.Released: June 20th, 2022http://www.certifiedplatinum.ca/disclaimer

Welcome to this weeks episode of QueerabilityToday's episode we are looking into non-binary and the Drag King scene.  Our guest today, is a legendary drag performer Oedipussi Rex. Oedipussi Rex is truly the stuff of legend- i.e, Loud, chaotic and wildly inconsistent. The Beardiest of Drag Barbarians and all around hot mess, this hairy beast has been pillaging his way internationally across the land for longer that he is able to count, leaving piles of eco glitter, wool and the echoes of hardcore kazoo solos in his wake. He is the creator of the monthly Cabaret Gameshow ‘Dragiators', Scartist in residence at the RVT's Pop Horror, and generally has a reputation for bringing acts of mythic proportions and creative facial hair to every stage he stomps haphazardly about on. Just don't ask him too much about his Mum.Epic or Tragic? You Decide!In this episode we discuss:The queer metal sceneNon-binaryDrag king sceneThis is an Across Rainbows production, an LGBTQ+ organisation determined to redefine Queer Identity.Please check out our website and follow us on Instagram, to interact with us directly and to find out more to get involved.Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Welcome back to this episode of Queerability!Today, we are talking all things Pansexuality and kinky.  I am joined today by a friend of mine Ellie Dobby. We sit down to talk about finding your identity, being true to yourself, how to express your sexuality and kink culture.Ellie is a performer and writer based in London. Having moved to London from a small town in Hertfordshire, she has been learning about what her sexuality means to her and how she can use art as a way to express herself and her identity. Using her own experience as a dancer and pan identifying individual as the experiences of her friends, Ellie plans to write and create stories highlighting the experiences of queer and sexually liberated individuals. Discussing what the pansexual experience means to her and how her experiences have shaped her relationship to sexuality and how her sexuality has shaped her experience as an artist.In this episode we discuss:Finding your identityPansexualityHow to express your sexualityKinky cultureThis is an Across Rainbows production, an LGBTQ+ organisation determined to redefine Queer Identity.Please check out our website and follow us on Instagram, to interact with us directly and to find out more to get involved.Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Welcome  to Queerability!This week we are continuing our discussion with Father Bernard Lynch.In this episode we discuss:Being put on trail by the Catholic ChurchReligion within the LGBTQ+ communityThis is an Across Rainbows production, an LGBTQ+ organisation determined to redefine Queer Identity.Please check out our website and follow us on Instagram, to interact with us directly and to find out more to get involved.Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Welcome back to Queerability!Today, we are honoured  to have a living LGBTQ+ legend and activist, Father Bernard Lynch.For seven years Bernard studied philosophy and theology in preparation for ordination to priesthood at the African Missions College twenty-six miles from Belfast. This happened during the inception of the troubles in Northern Ireland. After ordination I worked with the Bemba people for two years in North Central Zambia before going to the U.S.A.Bernard has an interdisciplinary doctorate in counselling psychology and theology from Fordham University and New York Theological Seminary. For fifteen successive years, Bernard was Theological Consultant to the Board of Directors of Dignity New York - an organization for Lesbian, Gay, Transgendered and Bisexual Catholics and their friends - and founded the AIDS/HIV Ministry of Dignity New York in 1982, which continues its work to the present day.    For over ten years, he was a member of the Mayor of New York's voluntary Task Force on HIV/AIDS, and was the only Roman Catholic priest to testify before the City Council for the successful passage of Civil Rights legislation for the LGBT community in 1986. Bernard continued my work with HIV/AIDS in London until 2011. Presently I am available on an advisory capacity for HIV/AIDS work.  He have been profiled three times on Channel Four.  In February 1993, his book, 'A Priest on Trial' was published by Bloomsbury Press. Since then he has published articles on Spirituality and Sexuality in different magazines, as well as participating in TV and Radio programmes on similar subjects. Bernard, have been interviewed many times by Sky News and the BBC. He participated in Protest the Pope (You Tube Father Bernard Lynch). His book 'If It Wasn't Love, Sex, Death and God' was published by Circle Books in 2012. Zeinab Badawi interviewed him for HARDTALK for the BBC World Service. He continue to work as priest and psychotherapist especially in areas of social justice and oppression. For ten years, he was chair of Camden LGBT Forum. In 2015, Bernard became  the first representative of the Irish LGBT community to City Hall for the London Saint Patrick's Day Parade.He participated in the Irish Marriage Referendum by augmenting the 'Take the Boat to Vote' in London. He also participated in organising the victory party to celebrate a world first in LGBT equality by the Irish people on May 22nd 2015.January 2017 brought the culmination of a Life Dream when Bernard married his husband Billy Desmond on the Wild Atlantic Coast near where Bernard was born. The occasion was honoured by the President of Ireland giving us a private audience. New York City Council honoured my Life Work by presenting me with a Proclamation on January 27th the day of our wedding.This is part one of a two part series.In this episode we discuss:HIVNew York gay scene leading up to HIVReligion and the LGBTQ+ communityThis is an Across Rainbows production, an LGBTQ+ organisation determined to redefine Queer Identity.Please check out our website and follow us on Instagram, to interact with us directly and to find out more to get involved.Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Welcome back to Queerability!Today, I am absolutely thrilled to have a long time friend of mine, Mak. I met Mak years ago when he gave me my first job at a cafe and we have been friends ever since.Mak was born in London of Scottish/Arabic descent. He grew up in Lebanon and Saudi Arabia before settling in Scotland, where he attended secondary school.He is a self trained chef who draws on his mixed heritage and love of Mediterranean travel to inspire his cooking.He is very proud of setting up and managing a successful cafe in Brighton and his work with LGBTQ Switchboard's Older Gays group.Before his 40th birthday, Mak was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. He participated in an  immune system replacement therapy.  It was successful  and today, Mak now lives in rural Scotland and cooks at a seaside village cafe.In this episode we discuss:HIVChemsexCancerThis is an Across Rainbows production, an LGBTQ+ organisation determined to redefine Queer Identity.Please check out our website and follow us on Instagram, to interact with us directly and to find out more to get involved.Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Welcome back to Queerability!Today we are sitting down to talk to Dave Anica. He is a social media influencer, TikToker, blogger, activist, and air steward.Dave is an influencer who creates fun and engaging content on his social channels. He is known for his comedy skits on Tik Tok featuring a wide range of topics but most prominently sharing his experiences of his time working as a flight attendantDave is also a member of the LGBTQ+ community and regularly posts about ways in which his audience can support the LGBTQ+ community and create a more positive, equal planet.In this episode we discuss:HomelessnessBeing an air stewardFamily reconciliationSocial media stardomThis is an Across Rainbows production, an LGBTQ+ organisation determined to redefine Queer Identity. Please check out our website and follow us on Instagram, to interact with us directly and to find out more to get involved. Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Clive Anderson and Arthur Smith are joined by Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Mackenzie Crook and Elvis McGonagall for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from The Tiger Lillies and Steven Bamidele.

Our special guest today is; writer, news producer, and LGBTQ+ activist, Robert C. Steele. His story begins working for the Gay Liberation Movement in the 70s.Robert C. Steele served as a reporter and producer at various radio and television stations in Colorado and Arizona. He was a broadcaster at the Italian National Broadcasting Company (RAI Radiotelevisione Italiana) in Naples, Italy; was a reporter for Armed Forces Radio and Television along the coast of Vietnam, the Asian Western Pacific and Vicenza, Italy; and was a volunteer activist in the early gay liberation movement with two weekly gay radio shows in Colorado. Later, as a federal government public affairs officer, he served as a government spokesperson and managed media relations with reporters who worked for media outlets from across the USA and around the world. Please check out Robert's new book 'Banned from California' out now and available on Amazon and other major book retailersIn this episode we dicuss:Gay Liberation MovementFighting for civil rights in the USAJim Foshee's storyGay rights before the Stonewall Riots.This is an Across Rainbows production, an LGBTQ+ organisation determined to redefine Queer Identity. Please check out our website and follow us on Instagram, to interact with us directly and to find out more to get involved. Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Today we chat to, Sally Carr MBE. A Lesbian woman, intersectional feminist, proud Romany Gypsy, tireless campaigner and advocate for LGBT+ young people for over 30 years.From LGBT+ advocacy against a backdrop of Section 28 in the 80's, to saving and enhancing the lives of countless young people, Sally Carr MBE has dedicated her life to improving outcomes for LGBT+ young people. Born, bred and buttered in Greater Manchester, she has dedicated her life to bettering the lives of young people, particularly marginalised LGBT+ people and women.  This remarkable individual escaped a hostile homophobic home life to flourish as a national leader in LGBT+ youth provision.  In 1996, she set up and supported the Peer Support Project, a charity for intensive support of LGBT+ young people, and in 2005 she co-founded The Proud Trust. Alongside her support of young people, Sally has also co-developed community initiatives and networks to support staff and influence policy. Her dedication to young people's rights and voices over a staggering career in youth work has been unrelenting.Sally was awarded a MBE in 2012 for services supporting vulnerable and isolated LGBT+ young people across the UK.  She is currently shortlisted for a Life Time Achievement Awards at the National Diversity Awards 2021 and nominated in the 2021 Inspirational Women Awards, and previously in the top ten  for the British LGBT Awards 2020 Outstanding Contribution to LGBT+ life. She is a Director at Pride Sports, Pride 365 Champion, Patron of The Pankhurst Trust, Role Model for The Traveller Movement, Ambassador for Manchester Met University and active member of Soroptimists International. She is a also non-executive board member  at the National Youth Agency, an advisor to LGBT Consortium and sits on the LGBT Advisory Group for the Mayor of Greater Manchester (Andy Burnham) in her role as a Director at Pride SportsIn this episode we discuss:Coming OutIntersectionalityMarginalised groupsHow can we support members of different communities.This is an Across Rainbows production, an LGBTQ+ organisation determined to redefine Queer Identity. Please check out our website and follow us on Instagram, to interact with us directly and to find out more to get involved. Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Today's guest is, TIN. He is a queer Australian pop singer songwriter blazing his way through the UK. Inspired by the boy bands and girl groups of the noughties, TIN loves to create pop music that gives you all the feels. TIN's lyrics are often about his misadventures as an outlandish gay creative just wanting to inspire and move people.Prior to the pandemic, TIN toured Europe with over 20 shows in six different countries, during which time was sponsored by international underwear brand, Andrew Christian. He has since released cover music videos for two of his childhood favourites - Viva Forever by the Spice Girls and Bye Bye Bye by ‘NSync. 2021 marks his first original release in three years to celebrate Pride month with his dance track, Firm. This will be the lead of several original tracks for his upcoming EP, Sex Cologne and Cigarettes which he has dubbed his ‘stories of being a f**k boy in pop music form'."I like to write about real life things: experiences that everyone has, but sometimes don't have a means to express. I find great songs maintain a balance of being unique and relatable all at the same time and when people hear this, a connection is made. I strive to have people connect through my music, whether it be with me or with one another"In this episode we discuss:TIN's coming out story and getting into musicQueer music and artiststhe barriers lgbtq+ musicians facewhat does representation mean in for queer people in musicTIN's future and new music releasesMy Take away:TIN is a very passionate artist and a big advocate for LGBTQ+ musicians. He has strong views about the current talent with the LGBTQ+ community. He discusses his concerns regarding talented performers who are losing opportunities due to a mediocre mindset, as well as performers who hold themselves back because they down want to be labelled as a 'queer artist'. Which makes question; "why are we still trying to conform to what is expected of us (LGBTQ+ community) rather than what we want to do?". For more information on TIN and his latest release "Stung", check out his Spotify, Youtube Chanel, and Instagram. This is an Across Rainbows production, an LGBTQ+ organisation determined to redefine Queer Identity. Please check out our website and follow us on Instagram, to interact with us directly and to find out more to get involved. Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Today, we are joined by Jacob Seelochan. He is an upcoming actor in London. Jacob is an actor and creative born in Nottingham, and a recent graduate of The Central School of Speech & Drama. His debut short film, A Casting Room, explored the complexity of being mixed race in the acting industry, and was a finalist at Pinewood Studios' Lift-Off Festival 2020. Jacob's Screen credits include Shadow & Bone (Netflix), My Father's Shed (Hope Theatre) and Vertigo (Theatre503). Stage credits include Dear Elizabeth (Gate Theatre), Nevergreen (Arcola Theatre), Don't Touch Me (Leicester Curve) and Tom Brown's Schooldays (Union Theatre). We discuss Catholic schools, acting schools, gay identity, and representation in film. This is an Across Rainbows production. Please check out our website for more information about Queerability, Jacob, and pasts guests.  Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Today, we are joined by Michael. He is a public relations specialist, an author, and a cooking legend. He openly shares his coming out story and how it led him to stand in his power, especially within homophobic environments. We dive deep into the coming out process: a unique and defining moment for us as LGBTQ+ people.   Michael offers his expertise on how to take control of the experience and beyond.  This is an Across Rainbows production. Please check out our website for more information about Queerability, Michael, and pasts guests.  Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Happy Halloween!We are joined today by my friend, Dylan. He is a part of the alternative queer gothic scene. He shares his experience with growing up in Catholic rural Ireland and how he discovered a home within the dark alternative scene in London. I enjoyed our discussion about identity within the queer community and the importance of finding your sense of self. As we both came at the topic from very different view points. We share funny stories, anecdotes, and Dylan gives a unqiue perspective on the view of identity.  This is an Across Rainbows production. Please check out our website for more information about Queerability and guests.  Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, who also released an amazing album. Please check him out and support his awesome work!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)

Steven Bamidele is a singer, songwriter and producer from the UK by way of his birth place,  Jebba, Nigeria. He is currently residing in North London.  His newest  neo-soul heavy EP Uncrowded  (Out 10.15.21 on Park The Van Records) is a reflective look at the world from isolation and his own identity as a person of mix-race during ever expanding BLM movement.  In this episode Joe and Steven discuss his growing up in Suffolk, how writing Uncrowded  allowed him to untangle his thoughts on identity and why producing for others is a useful tool in expanding his own production knowledge.   Steven shares his current heavy rotations and Joe and Steven exchange holiday drink recipes. Music by Steven Bamidele and Joe Plummerhttps://www.parkthevan.com/label/steven-bamidelehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz1qSaTUnx8Use Code Fret10 for a free month of Music Production Suite Pro and a 10% discount on all other software. Visit Izotope.com

The Queerability podcast trailer.Through the stories, our guests take us on a journey with them through the ordinary and extraordinary events that radically change their lives. Queerability is our superpower.Hosted by Nick CousinProduced by Steven Bamidele.   Artwork by Matt DaveyAn  Across Rainbows Production...... 9aGYVLKVWQTOrL18n8l3Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Acrossrainbows)