JOY Weekend Breakfast

This week, Demetra and Jean, with special guest Hannah McElhinney author of Rainbow History Class, (book) take a look back through history at how different cultures saw and accepted queer identities, and try to answer the question “Who writes history?”

Demetra and Jean return to the big topics and tackle climate change and the attitude of climate apathy.

Demetra and Jean celebrate all things breakfast!

This week, Demetra and Jean return to the beauty myth and discuss how it affects queer communities, from Gay men to dermatology and the Transgender Community. With special guests Triana Butler and Associate Professor Glen Hosking.

Demetra and Jean are joined by the lovely Bianka Ismailovski to talk about the expectation and the myth of beauty that is placed on women.

Part 2 of our series on Labels, Demetra and Jean take a deeper look into how labels can be liberating or limiting.

Starting a 2 part series on Labels, this week Demetra and Jean look at what makes up what we call ourselves and how it shapes our identities.

Celebrating International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexphobia, and Transphobia, Demetra and Jean take a look at representation of these groups.

Kicking off JOY’s Radiothon, Demetra and Jean take a trip into the past to explore the ancient Isle of Lesbos.

With the recent Federal elections in Australia, Demetra and Jean talk about the impact of elections and how the public interacts with democracy.