Ginger's Lesbian Pop-ups

Ginger's Lesbian Podcast

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Lesbian and FLINTA* stories from around the globe, connected straight to New Zealand. Hosted by Lisa - creator of Ginger’s - with rotating guest hosts. Born from our award-winning national events and bush camps, broadcast from the back arse of the world to wherever you are.

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Ginger's Lesbian Pop-ups

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16 sie 2026

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Understanding Neurodivergence & Neuroqueer Identity - Then Tackling Bisexual Belonging with Therapist Jemma Bennett 1:02:07

In this episode, Māori therapist and neurodivergent specialist Jemma Bennett brings clarity, warmth, and straight-up emotional intelligence to two huge conversations: Neurodivergence and Bisexuality . We look at what late diagnosis really feels like - the relief, the grief, the 'oh… that explains my whole childhood' moments - and how masking, shame, and perfectionism have shaped so many neurodi...