As a survivor of sexual abuse, Sydney-based writer, Shannon Molloy, felt compelled to speak up: for himself, and for other male victims. In this episode, Shannon joins Mitchell to discuss his new book, <a href='https://www.harpercollins.com.au/9781460714775/you-made-me-this-way/'>You Made Me This Way</a> and his journey to healing. Trigger warning: sexual abuse.Links for support are below: <a href='http://samsn.org,au'>Survivors and Mates Support Network</a> <a href='http://blueknot.org.au'>Blue Knot Foundation</a> <a href='https://www.lifeline.org.au/'>Lifeline</a> Author photograph by Leon Chen

As a survivor of sexual abuse, Sydney-based writer, Shannon Molloy, felt compelled to speak up: for himself, and for other male victims. In this episode, Shannon joins Mitchell to discuss his new book, You Made Me This Way and his journey to healing. Trigger warning: sexual abuse. Links for support are below: Survivors and Mates Support Network Blue Knot Foundation Lifeline Author photograph by Leon Chen

As a survivor of sexual abuse, Sydney-based writer, Shannon Molloy, felt compelled to speak up: for himself, and for other male victims. In this episode, Shannon joins Mitchell to discuss his new book, <a href="https://www.harpercollins.com.au/9781460714775/you-made-me-this-way/" rel="noopener noreferrer">You Made Me This Way</a> and his journey to healing. Trigger warning: sexual abuse.Links for support are below: <a href="http://samsn.org,au" rel="noopener noreferrer">Survivors and Mates Support Network</a> <a href="http://blueknot.org.au" rel="noopener noreferrer">Blue Knot Foundation</a> <a href="https://www.lifeline.org.au/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Lifeline</a> Author photograph by Leon Chen

Hope and healing: an interview with Shannon Molloy

Somewhere, in a world far away from Grindr hook-ups, the noise of nightclubs or the gloss of Instagram filters, two best friends (Mitchell from Australia and Goran from Bosnia) sat down to tell each other stories. Their stories. Your stories. The stories of being different, sometimes difficult, alone and adrift from a community they found no place in. You might think the gay experience has been well-documented and told before, but it hasn’t. Not like this. Part heartache, part love letter, maybe even a call to arms for a more loving and inclusive community, these are the voices of the different kind of gay.

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Hope and healing: an interview with Shannon Molloy

Hope and healing: an interview with Shannon Molloy