Still Here! Still Queer! Now What?

I'm fangirling hard as I speak with author Seth Insua. We explore themes of vulnerability, identity, and the journey of becoming a successful novelist. Seth shares his experiences with self-acceptance, the impact of media representation, and the importance of relationships in personal growth. We talk about the significance of queer representation in literature, and the ongoing adventure of finding...

A little solo-sode where I reflect on the complexities of Pride Month, including the commercialisation of LGBTQ+ culture, the challenges of representation in media and the importance of reclaiming power within the community. Highlights! Pride Month brings mixed feelings and reflections. Organisations need to support LGBTQ+ rights year-round. Leaving platforms like Twitter creates a void in represe...

What a treat! I got to interview the brilliant Layla McCay, an accomplished author and storyteller, about her journey in writing and the impact of LGBTQ+ identity on career and personal growth. We talked about the importance of storytelling, the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in the workplace, and the significance of visibility and representation. Layla shares insights from her book, '...

In this episode of 'Still Here, Still Queer, Now What?', Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt shares insights from his journey as an author and reflections on recent events. He discusses the concept of revolution, particularly in the context of LGBTQ+ communities, and explores the challenges of initiating change. The episode also highlights upcoming projects, including writing retreats and interviews with...

Andrew Flewitt is a podcaster, creative and author of "Do You Believe In Life After Loss" which comes out TODAY! So I'm especially delighted to share our conversation. Andrew reflects on his journey into his 40s, discussing the importance of embracing change, nurturing his queerness, and the significance of personal growth. He shares insights on relationships, legacy, and the desire...

An in-betweeny minisode where I chat about.... Pansy Studios I Kissed A Boy Six Conversations We're Scared To Have The end of Andor 😭 And then you get to hear the full text of a piece I wrote and performed on IDAHOBIT25 at The Common Press. You lucky people. Next episide: Andrew Flewitt talks about loss!

Finally, the first interview! Thank you for your patience. We are off with a bang here. In this conversation, Xander Lo Lo Noble, a multidisciplinary artist, discusses their journey through art, fashion, and activism. We explore themes of identity, consciousness, and the impact of technology on society, particularly in relation to trans rights and the implications of AI. Not satisfied with stoppin...

A little pipe-cleaner episode, a brain dump as they say. In this episode of 'Still Here, Still Queer, Now What?', Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt explores the LGBTQ+ experience through aging, cultural reflections on popular media like Star Wars, current events affecting LGBTQ+ rights, and exciting new projects within the community.  Visit the website stillherestillqueernowwhat.com and follow Paul on...

In this episode, Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt discusses the LGBTQ experience through aging, sharing insights from his upcoming book 'Still Here, Still Queer, Now What?'. He reflects on a recent pre-launch event, the state of LGBTQ publishing, body positivity, community inclusivity, and activism surrounding trans rights. The conversation also touches on a powerful concert by Self Esteem, emphasisin...

Welcome to the first 'proper' episode! Or is it improper? Today, Paul goes free-range and talks about perfectionism before launching into some joys and rants, ending with a reading of a new piece about endings. Links! V&A LGBTQ Tour Mascular Living Magazine Pre-Coming Out Party We Create Space LGBTQ+ Writing Retreat The Somatic School LGBTQ+ Cohort Pre-order Still Here! Still Queer! No...

In this episode, we take a deep dive into Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt's book, 'Still Here, Still Queer, Now What?'. The discussion highlights the unique challenges faced by this demographic, including the impact of societal changes, the importance of storytelling, and the journey towards self-acceptance and wholeness. It emphasises the ongoing struggles within the community, the significance of intimacy...

The sound of queer middle-age, coming in your ears soon.