CanQueer

Hello and welcome back Sebastien! Just in time for the fundraising show.    Help support our show on CIUT-FM our home station by donating here.    Music this week: Sam Sparro - Cut me Loose Kaytranada -  Bullets (Canadian) Frank Ocean -  Pink + White  

This week's episode focuses on the premiere of A Happy Man   Also featured this week news updates including backlash to pride flag raising at York Regional Catholic School Board, and a critical review of London Metropolitan Police's investigation into recent gay serial killer.    Music this week:  (feat. La Bronze) by Wake Island (Canadian) Nothing Lasts Forever by me:she (Canadian) Holding On by...

With Sebastien away and the world awash in negative LGBT news, Luke explores queer rage in musical expression.    Music this week: Jericho -  Iniko Child of the Government - Jayli Wolf  (Canadian) On Every Corner -  Ani DiFranco  Glad to Be Gay -  Tom Robinson Band Rebel Rebel - David Bowie  Sexual Intelligence -  The Parachute Club (Canadian) Don't Rain On My Parade -  Barbra Streisand Do Whateve...

In this week's show Luke interviews Helen Kennedy the Executive Director of EGALE Canada about a letter submitted to the CRTC in complaint of a recent Tucker Carlson segment on trans rights in Canada.    Music this week Fiest -  Of Womankind Rufus Wainwright -  Heading for Home (Feat. John Legend) Lights - Prodigal Daughter - dEd Version

In this week's Episode Luke and Sebastien discuss the proposed 2SLGBTQI+ Community Safety Zones in Ontario.    Music This week:    When You're Gone ft. M.I.BLUE by SUN SUN You'll Never Know by Neela (Canadian) Watergun by Remo Forrer

This week we provide an update on the Government of Canada's response to the Ugandan anti-homosexuality law as well as a round-up of the latest LGBT news in Canada   Music this week:  Joan of Arc by Larysa Musick (Canadian) Easier to Leave by The Pairs (Canadian) Don't Tell Me How I Feel by Sherri Harding (Canadian)

Luke and Sebastien discuss the Anti Homosexuality Act in Uganda, as well as an update on Grindr among other stories.    Music this week:  Evidamont - La Zarra Nothing Lasts Forever - me she It's Not Up to Me (Unplugged) -  Hyaenas

In this week's episode we interview the Arquives about a new educational tool that he created.    Music this week: Say (featuring Terra Spencer) by Don Brownrigg (Canadian) Burden Complex by Tinge (Canadian) All Your Favorite Bands (feat. Sarah Melanie White) by Allison Crowe (Canadian)

In this week's show Luke and Sebastien discuss the Gay Jobs , and the contreversy surrounding Hershey Canada's use of Fae Johnston in their Her She campaign.    Music: Coal Mine by iskwē and Tom Wilson (Canadian) Just Leave by Nancy Laberge (Canadian) The Wood Song by The Indigo Girls

In this week's episode Luke and Sebastien discuss the recent action by the City of Toronto to make use of Hanlan's point, a nudist beach which is the preserve of gay men. Also, the impact of homelessness on the Montreal Village, and the raging debate on kids attending drag shows.    In Spite of the Night by Sammy Volkov (Canadian) Take the long way home by Monks On Call (Canadian)  Everygirl by Al...

In this week's episode Luke is joined by long-time fan of the show Alex to discuss the biggest stories of the week. Topics include the cultural divide over lgbt rights.    Music this week:  Jule York - Mr Porcelain The Pairs -  Superhuman (Canadian) Nonarchy - Small Towns (Canadian)

In this week's show our human hosts are back on the mic. They discuss the lawsuit against the federal goverment for prohibitions on gay men donating sperm. They also cover Sydney's gay shark, and the moral question facing the queer community on whether or not to buy Hogwarts Legacy   Music : Savage Garden: Affirmation (Canadian) Lights: Sparky (Canadian) Ria Mae: The Old Me 

In this special episode Luke and Sebastien are replaced with AI! We interviewed Chat GPT about all things queer and AI. The voices you hear are generated by Eleven Labs, and feature AI synthesised voices.    Music this week:  Rufus Wainright - Going To A Town Tegan and Sara - Back in your Head Roxane Bruneau - Partout The Radient -  Clear Jayli Wolf - Lead Me (Radio Edit)

In this week's round-up of LGBT news Luke and Sebastien discuss the changes to Canadian catholic education, Ukranian refugees, and more. 

This week's episode has Luke and Sebastien discussing the constitutional crisis caused by the British government's move to block Scotish gender recognition certificates   Music This week:  throwaway year knitting Homemaker by Fontaine Stay Golden by ENVRI

In this week's episode Luke and Sebastien discuss the British census data and what it reveals about the prevelance of queer folks, and trans people. In addition to where queer folks live in the UK.     

In this special episode we quiz some of our fans on the biggest queer news stories of the past year.    Music:  Blue Star -  By Sammy Volkov (Canadian) You Gotta Be -  Des'ree Coming Down -  Jackie Shane (Canadian) September -  Earth, Wind and Fire Yma O Hyd -  Dafyff Iwan Give that wolf a banana -  Subwoolfer

In this week's show the CanQueer team look into the latest news, including the changes to Dictionary.com's definition of man and woman, as well as the introduction of homophobic laws in Indonesia.    Music this week:  Homemaker by FONTINE Your Glow by Melohalo Behind The Christmas Lights by Madison Violet

The big news from Calgary that they apologized for for a 2000's era raid on a gay bar and bath house. 

In the latest episode Luke and Sebastien discuss the latest LGBT news  

In this week's episode Luke and Sebastien spend most of their time discussing the shooting at Club Q. Also, the Best little boy in the world syndrome, and biggest LGBT stories of the day. 

Episode 289 In this episode we discuss some of the latest news such as allegations of gender discrimination at Ottawa Fire Department and Boy George on reality TV. This was the fundraising episode for CIUT-FM, all of the fundraising drops were removed, and extra music added to bring it to the correct length.    Music this week Annabelle Chvostek - The Fool Jayli Wolf - Child of the Goverment Mint...

Episode 288     

In this extended interview with the Colin Druhan Executive Director of Pride at Work about challanges that queer folks face in getting employed, and why it makes good business sense for business owners to welcome diverse people to their companies.