Queer Coco

Queer Coco

By @queercocoHealth & FitnessSexuality
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Queer Coco episodes

  • Welcome Back!
    We are kicking off Season 2 with a quick catch-up with Pele! 
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    8 min
  • Christian Drag Queen with Tyson Goddard

    I’ve been wanting to chat to the amazing Tyson for the longest time and we finally got to do that. We chat about his coming out, being a Christian and so much more.

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    Thank you to Tyson for being so open! If you don’t already follow him, please do here -> @ty_goddard_@evangeline_yen_ @thiccshakecrew@runway_movement@houseofalexander__ - he’s a fierce warrior on social justice and isn’t afraid to call out the fuckshit that many let slide!

    58 min
  • Black Lives Matter: Be About It
    To say that I’m not nervous about putting this podcast out, would be a lie, but I have been moved to do so after the senseless murder of George Floyd, the consequent events in Minneapolis and the countless acts of violence against black people. We end the episode with the poignant words of Tameka Mallory.
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    12 min
  • BONUS YouTube Q&A with Pele Vaimoso

    We published our first YouTube video and here it is for your listening pleasure. Listen as your host, Pele, answers some tough questions from an  Instagram Q&A he posted.

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    15 min
  • Skanky Heaux with Disciple Pati

    Sapati Apa (aka Disciple Pati) is a Samoan singer/songwriter, based in Auckland, NZ and is part of a new generation of young Pasifika women doing it for themselves and their community by speaking truth to power. 

    This is not a regular episode, I repeat THIS IS NOT A REGULAR QC EPISODE. 

    We chat about her sexuality not being an issue for her parents, and how it usually takes a back seat to her Instagram posts which often sees a DP scantily clad and standing on our necks; Beyonce, Living Legend; Church & more.

    53 min
  • Tea & Cake with Niuafe Malupo

    Well known for his incredible works of art in the world of baking, the beautiful Niuafe shares the other side to his story that MANY Queer Pasifika & Maori Youth have experienced. These are things that we as the P&M community don’t like to talk about because everything is so fucking taboo and inconvenient. I am in awe of Niuafe and the way he has managed to come out of his situation with such grace and I’m so honoured that he was able to entrust me with helping him tell his story.

    50 min
  • President of PacifiqueX with Markus Kitione

    Today we have the newly appointed President and Director of PacifiqueX. PacifiqueX is a platform for LGBTQIA+ Pacific Islanders. - being the first of its kind in Victoria. We chat about the future of the organisation as well as Markus' own experience growing up queer in a Pacific Island family.

    49 min
  • Two Clowns; One Podcast with Sadsoy
    I've met a few interesting people on Poly Twitter  and SoyBoy is no exception. His tweets caught my attention because they weren't only hilarious but they were so relatable to me as a self-professed clown!
    Listen to us chop it up about some of clownery and tomfoolery that we've participated in WILLINGLY.
    53 min
  • Quick Quarantine Chat with Dan Leo
    Dan and I have been friends for 10 years and I have a deep respect for his hustle for not only him but for his family. Dan is an entrepreneur and does everything with great style and flare. Join us for a quick chat about his journey.
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    38 min

About Queer Coco

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Join Pele Vaimoso on Queer Coco, a podcast exploring the layered experiences of growing up queer within Pasifika and Māori households. Through honest, heartfelt conversations with members of the Pacific Island and Māori Rainbow communities, each episode brings forward stories that are too often unheard and overlooked.