What’s it like coming out in a small town where queer visibility is limited? This week you’ll meet a man from a remote Aboriginal community who didn't know what 'gay' meant until he went to the city, and a resident of country NSW who feared losing her family when she came out as transgender.

It can be pretty scary coming out in sport but being part of a club or a team is also a great way to find community. This week you’ll meet an Olympian who discovered her true self through skateboarding, and a pioneer of trans inclusion in men’s rugby.

What’s it like being queer in a job where public scrutiny is part of the daily grind? You’ll meet three politicians from across the political spectrum whose sexuality has shaped their values, but has also been used against them: Australia’s first openly gay Indigenous parliamentarian, NT Labor’s Chansey Paech; Liberal MP and former Human Rights Commissioner, Tim Wilson; and equality advocate and independent City of Sydney Councillor, Dr Kerryn Phelps.

Queer folks navigate coming out in all aspects of our lives, and it can be particularly tricky at work.

Comedians Rhys Nicholson, Cassie Workman and Geraldine Hickey share how they turn the highs and lows of coming out into jokes.

Not all queer people want to, or can, come out - but that doesn’t always mean they’re not proud of who they are.

High school is a tricky time for anyone, but it can be especially hard if you’re queer.

ABC podcast Innies + Outies brings you fascinating real stories from diverse LGBTQIA+ Australians about coming out or staying in.