Comedian Joe Lycett has announced a new upcoming podcast, and in true Lycett-fashion it has an unusual topic. Turdcast will be a new audio series that sees celebrities sharing their “their most satisfying, horrifying and frankly awful toilet stories,” explains an official outline of the podcast. “Joe has always been fascinated by the great leveller […]
The podcast is based on her archive of historic materials collected since 1978, covering social, political and cultural history.
On Friday, March 31 – Trans Day of Visibility – Translash Media will release season 2 of the podcast The Anti-Trans Hate Machine: A Plot Against Equality (ATHM).
Hosted by Derry-born journalist and publicist Damian Kerlin, Memories From The Dancefloor is a brand-new podcast celebrating LGBTQ+ venues. It shines a light on the history of these incredible spaces, taking us under the rope and into the queer chaos, joy and community within them.
Season two of hit podcast Queer I Am, which celebrates queer artists and queer allies, is to go live on October 1 with interviews with 17 incredible guests, including: writer SJ Watson, legendary drag artist and performer Dave Lynn and It’s A Sin cast member Nathaniel J Hall.
QueerAF, a community interest company launched to support queer creatives to kickstart, build and grow their media careers, has launched a podcast, What The Pox?, with award-winning podcaster Martin Joseph.
Singer and TV presenter Jane McDonald recently spoke to Kaye Adams on the How To Be 60 podcast about love, loss and life after her long-term partner Ed’s death. She also talked about taking an extended break from touring as she begins to slow down in her later years.
The wonderful Jill Nalder has been interviewed by Andrew Flewitt for his Queer I Am podcast, about her new book Love From The Pink Palace; Memories of Love, Loss and Cabaret Through the AIDS Crisis.
Andrew is here to tell us about his new Podcast series, Queer I Am, which is launching on July 2.
This week, presenter Dan Hall’s guest is DJ, music artist, producer, rapper, and dancer QBoy who has five independent releases under his belt, and has helped lead the way for diversity and inclusion within the LGBTQ community and hip-hop.
