In this episode, Steph and Axel chat with Hailey Heartless, a transgender professional dominatrix and sex work activist. We chat about Canada's sex work legislation and how it could be improved as well as sex work stigma and acceptance.

Steph and Axel reflect on 2020 from the perspective of time being weird and cyclical. They discuss their favourite queer media picks after diving deep into what it's like to live through the apocalypse. No big deal.

Stephanie and Axel start with a little Trans 101 and then dive into what transition might look like and the topic of non-binary genders. Let's stop gender policing!

This week Stephanie and Axel talk about asexuality and aromanticism. We explore different shades on the ace/aro spectrum and talk about queering relationships in general.

This week Stephanie and Axel dive into the topic of pronouns: we all use 'em! We talk about changing your pronouns, respecting others' pronouns, and that they situation that confuses many!

Queery is back for a third season! Axel and new official co-host Stephanie are joined by Johan to talk all about National Coming Out Day, the origins, the highs and lows and coming out, and staying in.

This week, Axel interviews a beloved fellow poet and friend, Matt Alton. Matt shares lots of his poems and it's brilliant!

This week, Axel interviews artist and visionary Indigo Fuller-Ayling. The two chat about different models of thinking about what disability means to individuals and society, what are some of the implications of COVID-19 for disabled folks, and how can we turn to and learn from the disabled wisdom that has always existed in our communities?

Find Indigo on instagram: @gentle_human

Sins Invalid, "Social Distancing and Crip Survival: A Disability Centered Response to COVID-19" https://www.sinsinvalid.org/news-1/2020/3/19/social-distancing-and-crip-survival-a-disability-centered-response-to-covid-19?fbclid=IwAR1e_TCDxOctCu1QqnLCJI-rQlQDEkGp0u5s134eiMvHN6Ns8iWwG8_IV_w

This week we played lots of tracks by queer black artists in honour of Black History Month. We also chitchat about harm reduction and Axel asks the older sage queers, Bria and Shaz, for advice on navigating a Mid-Twenties Existential Crisis.

Axel is joined by their older sister Rachel to talk about their queer beginnings as individuals and as siblings, asexuality, polyamoury and long distance relationships. Tune in every Sunday at 10pm on Kootenay Coop Radio, 93.5 fm in Nelson.