When did you know?

When did you know?

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When did you know? episodes

  • "The headmaster put a condom on a cucumber" - Sarah Aston
    This episode features the incredible Sarah Aston who is the Reproductive and Sexual Health commissioner for Torbay. We had a long and really enlightening chat about PE teachers, the Admiral Duncan bombing in 1999 and awful sex education lessons. Don't forget to follow 'When Did You Know?' on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook or email me on [email protected].

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    50 min
  • "Our kids keep outing us" - Dan and Phil Beasley-Harling

    On this episode I speak to Dan and Phil Beasley-Harling. You may know Dan from the Great British Bake Off and together with his husband Phil, they are raising their two children, Constance and Barnaby, whilst also delivering very tasty recipes and cooking classes online. In this episode we talked #GBBO, online trolls, coming out to your children and growing up under Section 28. Don't forget to follow 'When Did You Know?' on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook or email me on [email protected].


    You can find out more about Dan's online cooking classes and his recipes through his website at www.danbeasleyharling.com.


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    33 min
  • "I thought this was something I could never tell anyone" - Erin King

    Erin King (soon to be Dr Erin King, PhD) is the co-founder of Not Alone, a Trans and Non-Binary support group in the South West of England. In this episode she shares her story of coming out as trans and then coming out as bisexual plus what drove her to set up the Not Alone Group. Don't forget to follow 'When Did You Know?' on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook or email me on [email protected].


    If you were impacted by this episode and need some support then you can contact www.notalone.co.uk if you are in the South West of England or www.mermaidsuk.org.uk if you are elsewhere in the UK and who can also put you in touch with organisations wherever you are in the world.


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    33 min
  • "I watched the Spice World movie every week" - Dan Coole
    Dan is a mental health advocate and is about to release his own book but you may also know him from a rather famous twitter thread regarding a married man on Christmas Eve in 2019. This episode is a fascinating one but does include mention of suicide and mental health so if you aren't in a place where you can listen to it right now that's totally fine. Don't forget to follow 'When Did You Know?' on Twitter and Instagram @WDYKPod or email me on [email protected].

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    52 min
  • "I went to a Catholic University" - Alex Beverley
    Alex is the chair of LGBT+ Labour South West and a graduate of the Jo Cox Women in Leadership Programme. Listen to us talk about going to a Catholic University, coming out more than once and what it's like leading a political group. Don't forget to follow 'When Did You Know?' on Twitter and Instagram @WDYKPod or email me on [email protected].

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    28 min
  • "I knew I was drawn to male energy" - Ben Freeman
    A wonderful episode where I chat to world-renowned educator and author, Ben Freeman. We talk about our shared love of divas, Jewish Pride and disagreements over when he actually came out. Don't forget to follow 'When Did You Know?' on Twitter and Instagram @WDYKPod or email me on [email protected].

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    36 min
  • "I had the campest run at School Sports Day” - Luke Pollard MP
    In this first ever episode of the 'When Did You Know?' Podcast, the Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Luke Pollard MP, talks about his school sports day, coming out at University and being gay in Westminster. Don't forget to follow 'When Did You Know?' on Twitter and Instagram @WDYKPod or email me on [email protected].

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    26 min

About When did you know?

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Sometimes funny, sometimes sad but always fascinating, this show aims to uncover stories of self-discovery and coming out from a diverse range of LGBT+ guests answering the simple question...when did…