In this episode of 'Still Here, Still Queer, Now What?', Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt reflects on his childhood writing experiences, sharing some beautiful and, well frankly dark stories from his past. He discusses upcoming guest Damian Barr, and the themes of imagination and creativity that emerge from his early writings. Buckle up for this one. You might need someone to talk to afterwards.

Eva Echo is a force of nature. In this episode we explore the complexities of activism, personal journeys, and the importance of empathy and compassion in the LGBTQ+ community. We talk about the frustratingly non-linear nature of progress, the role of consumerism and marketing in shaping gender norms, and the significance of recent victories in activism. Sit back, buckle up and enjoy this fantastic chat!

I finally made one that takes less than 10 minutes! Here I am, pondering the significance of September as a time of change and emotional reflection. Thinking about preparing for a house move, the importance of archiving memories, and the excitement of new beginnings as I see my 52nd birthday appear on the horizon.

Let's strip off and get real as we dive into a conversation with Wild Man Jon, exploring themes of confidence, vulnerability, and the dynamics of intimacy in professional settings. We discuss the impact of age on personal growth, the emotional energy involved in massage therapy, and the importance of boundaries. Jon shares his journey of settling down while maintaining a nomadic lifestyle, his aspirations for the future, and the legacy he wishes to leave behind. The conversation culminates in a manifesto for living authentically and being visible as oneself. Now get your clothes off and get on the table.

It feels like the end of summer, but it's full of queer joy. This week Paul talks about Damian Barr's new book The Two Roberts and the fabulous RVT Gay Sports Day. Just a quickie. We all need one of those occasionally.

Gordon is one of the Sauna Sages at my gym and he's brilliant. In this conversation we explore themes of self-acceptance, body image, and the complexities of queer identity. We talk about the challenges of ageing, and the importance of humour in navigating life. We get deep! The discussion delves into the significance of coming out, societal expectations, and the journey towards self-love and acceptance. It's hot! It's here! Enjoy!

In this episode of Still Here! Still Queer! Now What? Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt shares personal reflections on recent challenges and new beginnings, discusses community updates, and shares all the excitement about his upcoming book tour. It's a little one, but you can still have plenty of fun with it.

In this episode, Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt interviews Anthony Kavanagh, a pop star turned author, who candidly discusses his journey through fame, addiction, and self-discovery. Kav shares insights from his memoir 'Pop Scars', reflecting on his experiences with sobriety, the challenges of coming out, and the impact of his past on his present life. The conversation explores themes of vulnerability, creativity, and the complexities of identity, offering listeners a raw and honest look at Kav's life and the lessons he's learned along the way. It can make you feel good!

In this episode, Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt discusses the themes of queerness, aging, and community, reflecting on his journey as an author and the upcoming release of his book. He shares insights on the importance of support within the LGBTQ+ community, celebrates events like UK Black Pride, and navigates the complexities of inclusion and representation. The conversation also touches on recent controversies surrounding The Polari Prize and emphasises the need for evolving definitions of belonging and support. Spoiler: Transphobes are not welcome.

In this conversation, Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt and Raga D'Silva explore themes of identity, ageing, relationships, and the importance of authenticity. Raga shares her journey as a queer woman navigating personal and societal challenges, reflecting on the impact of illness on relationships and the significance of open conversations about death and legacy. The discussion emphasises the value of intergenerational learning, mental health awareness, and living with intention, ultimately celebrating the richness of life experiences and the connections we forge with others. It's a keeper!