Outloud's resident ex-Mormon Paige is here to talk about the things they learned about gender and sex while a member of the Mormon church.

For pretty much as long as humans have worn clothes they've been tools for both reinforcing and fighting the status quo. This week we're talking to fashion student Shelton about the interplay of gender and fashion.

See more of Shelton @luvurboyyy on Instagram

We sit down with our friend Michael Phair, one of the founders of the AIDS Network of Edmonton to talk about what it was like in the midst of the 80s/90s crisis and how the community came together to take care of one another.

I'm going to be honest this ones a little all over the place, but we're talking about the Queen and how Canada should leave the Commonwealth while the royals are distracted.

We're back talking about some of the first bottom surgeries. Plus you get to meet our practicum student Paige who is wonderful!

Have you ever been told you're "too political" when you're just living your life? It's ok to not make yourself more palatable to fit in. This conversation has a little bit of everything and we hope you have as much fun listening to it as we had recording it.

Kelsey's away this week but that's alright because Bekah is joined by absolute ray of sunshine Chantelle from HIV Edmonton. This week we're talking about the history of the AIDS epidemic, the current reality, and addressing stigma.

Find out more about Chantelle's work at https://hivedmonton.com/

Our new friend Adebayo joins us to discuss coming to Canada as a refugee, giving back to the community, and his new EP.

You can support Adebayo's and Rarica's work @raricanow on Instagram

And you can check out his music here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNP98v1izYGaLrUmVkia63fGEyPWCtlXk

Content Warnings: Police Brutality, Violence against Trans People, Suicidal Ideation

We get asked a lot about the difference between gender, sex, and sexuality. So let's talk about it!

Kelsey and Bekah each chose a queer person from history to tell the other about and both chose from the roaring 20's. Join us and learn about Lucy Hicks Anderson and Josephine Baker.