Queer View Mirror

Romance meets footy in After the Siren, the debut novel from Darcy Green. Then Cal Robinson-Taylor and actor Finn McGrath drop by to talk about their play, The Last Sunday in June.

Discussions with LGBTIQA+ adviser at Yarra City Council Renee Thomson and Griffin Youngs, star trombonist in Opera Australia’s Hadestown.

Pride Month events at Willy Lit Fest, MQFF, and the Planetarium plus J.M. Tolcher on his steamy new book, Sublimate.

Gender euphoria through games & glam rock! Phoebe Toups Dugas from Monash University talks trans joy in video games then we speak with star of Hedwig and the Angry Inch Adam Noviello.

For our IDAHOBIT week episode, we speak with Simon Ruth, the CEO of Thorne Harbour Health and Matilda Alexander from the Queensland LGBTI Legal Service.

Rafael Gerster & Jen Johnson from Living Positive Victoria (LPV) and Dr Jill Blee, author of Champagne at Three.

Tiger Salmon, the creator of Australia’s first lesbian erotic zine, joins the show to talk about recreating her iconic images with a new generation for the Wicked Reboot exhibition at Unassigned Gallery. We were also joined by American-Korean author Jinwoo Chong to discuss his sophomore novel I Lead It Up to You, and what it reveals about family, sexuality and sushi.

ALOK returns to Australia and Queer View Mirror to discuss their new comedy show Hairy Situation and Rae White tells us all about their new children's book All the Colours of the Rainbow, a gentle look at gender diversity. 

Although the podcast format of Queer View Mirror has now wrapped, this show continues to be broadcast on Triple R. You can now listen to new episodes on Triple R’s FM On Demand service at rrr.org.au/explore/programs/queer-view-mirror.

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Joe Ball chats about his new role as LGBTIQA+ Commissioner, then founding lawyer of Justice Q, Kavitha Sivasamy, discusses the newly-launched specialist legal service for the LGBTIQA+ community in the south-east region.