Queeriosity

On this weeks show!

Wayne Power, author of 'Dress You Up' a fabulous new stage play which premieres in Waterford's Bank Lane from October 22nd to 25th joins us to give us an insight into the story of Bobbie Burke who has big dreams of becoming a drag queen in the summer of 1997 and gives us an insight into how rehearsals are going ahead of opening night.

Tickets for 'Dress You Up' are available here.

The fabulous Lavender and Kiki pop into the studio to tell us about their new venture 'Juicy Market' a pop up which is dedicated to providing a space to explore and buy preloved, size inclusive fashion specifically for curvy people in a shame free space!

The market runs in Fumbally Stables on October 26th from 12pm to 5pm.

And in our Rainbow Round Up we are chatting about Donald Trump doing the YMCA, latest worrying research from Women's Aid and trans representation at the first Victoria Secret fashion show in 5 years!

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On this weeks show...

Brendon & Matt from the newly formed Professional Association for Trans Health Ireland (PATHI) join us to talk about how we can strengthening the health, rights and wellbeing of trans and gender diverse people.

Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre CEO Oisin O'Reilly tells us life in Dublins LGBTQ+ community space, and creating a place where all LGBTQ+ people feel safe, seen and celebrated, we also hear about their Arthouse 2024 annual charity art auction to raise vital funds for the Centres work.

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On this weeks show..

Ally to the stars, Fionnuala Jay helps us dissect the top LGBTQ stories of the week including the Brat collaborations, Rebel Wilson's wedding and Sophie's poshumous album.

Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan are in studio chatting about women's place in the comedy scene and their brilliant monthly comedy night Hysterical Women.

And amid some lash back from the fandom, friend of the show Patrick Gouliev deep dives issue's Drag Race has been having lately. Does production favour english speaking queens and what does the franchise need to do to remain as popular as it is?

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On this weeks show, It’s same sex marriage, @ladygaga and Eurovision in our rainbow round up - the perfect trifecta!

Ahead of its 20th anniversary, Anne Marie, Eileen and Niall from The INTO's LGBT branch (@intolgbt) join us to chat about the work the group has done to promote inclusive environments for staff and pupils in our primary schools.

The fabulous Megan Burke (@meganburkemusic) joins us to chat to about her new track ‘It’s On You’ and have a bit of craic.

And we play a game of would you rather, at Katy Perry's expense!

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This week we’re yapping about @troyesivan @pathi.ie and Kharkiv Pride in our Rainbow Round Up

Kiro and Tiago, the force behind a brand new queer barbershop @queerhawkdublin join us to tell us about their business venture and tease us on an opening date!

Travel and Food Journalist as well as author Rich Rubin @rich_rubin speaks to us about his book 'The Day Before It Rained' - a collection of short stories ranging from quirky portraits to tales of LGBTQ+ relationships, eccentric friendships, romance, and everything in between.

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On this weeks Queeriosity:

As we mark one year since the beginning of the current conflict in Gaza, queer Palestinian activist and poet Yaffa (@yaffasutopia) joins us to discuss their work on Palestinian resistance and queer inclusion, while Dr. Angela O'Connell of OSSCork (@osscork4) findings from a new reachOUT: report 'Addressing Intimate Partner Abuse among Gay and Bisexual Men in Cork' which was completed in partnership with Gay Project (@gayprojectirl) and the need for tailored LGBTQI+ support services.

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On this weeks Queeriosity:

Queer bedroom artist Chapel Lizard aka David Monaghan steps in to chat through some of the weeks biggest stories, before we discuss their brand new EP entitled End of Summer, which will be released in the coming months.

Dublin Fringe Festival is fast approaching for two weeks of Theatre, music, cabaret and comedy and Award-winning Cabaret Star Mark T Coxx brings his show Paddy Daddy to Glass Mask Theatre, Dawson Street from September 10 to 15.

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On this weeks Queeriosity:

Award-winning screenwriter & director, Becky Cheatle who’s first full-length stand-up comedy show Starfighter debuts during Dublin Fringe Festival in The Pearse Centre tells us about her show, coming out as trans during the covid pndemic, and why its never too late to be yourself.

With two major updates related to queer sexual health in the past few weeks we are joined by MPOWER programme manager Adam Shanley for an in-depth conversation about the recently announced MPOX public health emergency, and to learn more about DoxyPEP, a relatively new post-exposure preventative treatment for a number of common STI’s

If you would like to reach out to Pádraig or James their social media handles are @Padraig_WMC and @Jameso_Hagen or email [email protected].

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On this weeks Queeriosity:

James sits down for a chat with Rose Eveleth about her new podcast 'Tested' which takes an indepth look at sex testing in elite female sport!

Dublin singer and musician, Tim Chadwick chats to us about his debut album 'Pulverise,' his musical inspiration, finding his sound and his music as being a representation for young queer people.

Check out Pulverise now - it is just bop after bop!

And as the country mourns the late great trailblazer, activist and journalist, Nell McCafferty, James takes us on a trip down memory lane to 1985 to honour the all the women like Nell who fought for what they believed in.

And of course, we keep you in the know with our Rainbow Round Up - it's all very demure!

If you would like to reach out to Pádraig or James their social media handles are @Padraig_WMC and @Jameso_Hagen or email [email protected].

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The band is back together as the host and Padraig dive into the week’s biggest LGBTQI+ stories in the Rainbow Roundup.

In Ireland, many children of LGBTQ+ families still face legal obstacles in being recognized by both of their parents. Ranae von Meding, CEO of Equality for Children, discusses their advocacy work and the impact of recent legislation aimed at addressing these issues.

Peter Dunne, host of the horror fiction anthology podcast Petrified, talks about his passion for horror, the success of Petrified, and why queer audiences connect deeply with scary stories.

Finally, Help Me Queeriosity returns just in time for Electric Picnic weekend, as the host and Padraig assist the masses with their Electric Predicaments.If you would like to reach out to Pádraig or James their social media handles are @Padraig_WMC and @Jameso_Hagen or email [email protected].

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