From Queer to Eternity

Actor, writer and poet Hannah Raymond-Cox talks frankly about her life growing up in Hong Kong and San Francisco, the importance of educational support for queer people, accidentally coming out to her mother, and coming to terms with Mr Blobby. Please note: this episode covers topics including homelessness, abuse and harassment.

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Writer, model and inadvertent activist Jamie Windust talks to Scott about exploring their non-binary identity, the importance of fashion, petitioning Parliament for passports and being writing their first book (In Their Shoes) at the age of twenty-two.

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Actor Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo chats with Scott about her experiences as a queer woman, covering everything from growing up in South Africa to moving to London, the importance of communities, and representation of queer roles and performers within the arts.

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It’s a Sin star Nathaniel Curtis joins us for our opening episode to chat about all things queer including growing up in Bournemouth, being outed at drama school, working with Russell T Davies, researching the AIDS crisis… and getting phone calls from Sir Elton John on the London Underground.

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Hosted by Scott Handcock, From Queer to Eternity features conversations with guests from across the LGBTQ+ community, sharing stories of their experiences and exploring what it means to be queer.

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