An in-betweeny minisode where I chat about....

• Pansy Studios
• I Kissed A Boy
• Six Conversations We're Scared To Have
• The end of Andor 😭

And then you get to hear the full text of a piece I wrote and performed on IDAHOBIT25 at The Common Press.

You lucky people.

Next episide: Andrew Flewitt talks about loss!

Finally, the first interview! Thank you for your patience. We are off with a bang here. In this conversation, Xander Lo Lo Noble, a multidisciplinary artist, discusses their journey through art, fashion, and activism. We explore themes of identity, consciousness, and the impact of technology on society, particularly in relation to trans rights and the implications of AI. Not satisfied with stopping there, we get into the duality of progress and dystopia with the challenge of navigating creativity outside societal norms. It's a lot, but you can take it! We believe in you.

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A little pipe-cleaner episode, a brain dump as they say. In this episode of 'Still Here, Still Queer, Now What?', Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt explores the LGBTQ+ experience through aging, cultural reflections on popular media like Star Wars, current events affecting LGBTQ+ rights, and exciting new projects within the community. 

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In this episode, Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt discusses the LGBTQ experience through aging, sharing insights from his upcoming book 'Still Here, Still Queer, Now What?'. He reflects on a recent pre-launch event, the state of LGBTQ publishing, body positivity, community inclusivity, and activism surrounding trans rights. The conversation also touches on a powerful concert by Self Esteem, emphasising the importance of self-expression and the ongoing fight for equality.

Insights and takeaways!

• The pre-launch event for the book was a success with strong community support.
• There is a positive outlook for LGBTQ publishing despite challenges.
• Body positivity is crucial for self-acceptance in the queer community.
• Community inclusivity can sometimes border on conformity.
• Activism is essential in the fight for trans rights.
• Self Esteem's concert was a transformative experience.
• The importance of expressing one's identity and feelings.

• Hope and rage can coexist in the fight for equality.

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Pre-order the book today!

Welcome to the first 'proper' episode! Or is it improper?

Today, Paul goes free-range and talks about perfectionism before launching into some joys and rants, ending with a reading of a new piece about endings.

Links!

V&A LGBTQ Tour

Mascular Living Magazine

Pre-Coming Out Party

We Create Space LGBTQ+ Writing Retreat

The Somatic School LGBTQ+ Cohort

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A quick hello from Paul! On video!

This may be the one and only time.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt's book, 'Still Here, Still Queer, Now What?'. The discussion highlights the unique challenges faced by this demographic, including the impact of societal changes, the importance of storytelling, and the journey towards self-acceptance and wholeness. It emphasises the ongoing struggles within the community, the significance of intimacy and belonging, and the need for resilience in the face of adversity. We discuss how:

• The LGBTQ+ middle-aged demographic has a unique experience shaped by societal changes.
• Storytelling is a powerful tool for self-understanding and acceptance.
• Heteronormification reflects a paradox of progress and conformity.
• Aging LGBTQ+ individuals often face fears of returning to the closet.
• Negative stereotypes can deeply affect self-perception and behaviour.

• Queer wholeness involves accepting all parts of oneself.

• Resilience and community connections are vital for navigating midlife challenges.

But...who are we?

All will be revealed.

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#LGBTQ+ #middle-aged #queer #identity #storytelling #wholeness #intimacy #community #truecrime

The sound of queer middle-age, coming in your ears soon.