Join us this week for a conversation with the booty-shaking Vienna-based DJing duo, Acht Brüste. Listen to Gi and Filipa talk about their experiences of gender and sexuality in Curitiba, Lisbon, and Vienna, creating queer Brazilian funk dance spaces in Vienna, and of course their ever-changing metamorphosis.

This week, take a dip into the wonderful and mystical world of Aria Di Vine. From Opera singing to performing at Queens Brunch Vienna, Aria’s world is a unique one. Join us as she delves into what her drag identity means to her.

Join us as we discover the wonderful world of Barcelona drag. Two fantastic queens take us on a journey through discovering their identity in drag, building community, and they share how they ended up performing a drag brunch in the Villa Vida Cafe far, far away from home. Listen in to meet Wayúu Queen and Silfide Drag.

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Queens Brunch Vienna brings drag artists of all styles from across Europe together to celebrate the ever evolving art of drag. This gives us a fantastic opportunity to learn about how drag communities in different countries and cultures grow and develop. In this episode, we are joined by three incredibly talented French queens who give us insights into their drag journeys and the Parisian scene and how they see it. Enjoy this tell all interview with Ruby on the Nail, Catherine Pine O’Noir, and Sciatique from July 2020.

In this episode we talk to Bex about finding intersectional queer communities as an adult, existing beyond identity labels, and learning to change systems of oppression.

In this episode we talk about the legacy of violence against queer people, the danger of complacency, and how creativity helps us deal with trauma.

In this episode I'm talking to another of the featured artists from Visible, Erik Pekny, about using COVID as an opportunity to work on their art, transitioning at the same time, and the power of the internet to connect communities in real-life.

In this episode I'm talking to Matt, about poetry, the importance of creating your own identity independent of collective cultures, knowing yourself enough to know who you aren’t, and our infinite capacity for love.

This episode I talk with Diana Diamond, Drag Queen and advocate for the trans community in Denmark, about standing up to hate - and looking fabulous in pink in while doing it.

Animal Bro talks about their journey as a transmasculine person, their travels and challenges, and the art that this has inspired - our favourite feline, KweerKat.