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Queeriosity

Join Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan for your weekly dose of everything Queer!


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  • 44. Episode 44 | Pride Month Begins!

    45:12||Season 2, Ep. 44
    It's officially Pride month! Emily Bradley, Ally Ryan and Jess Carew ramp up the rainbow energy this week to start it off right. We get insider opinion about cinema's 'gay best friend', couple and throuple jumpers to keep you warm in the changing weather, and the trio reminisce on childhood sweets and crazy golf obsessions. To test their queer knowledge for the month, Emily quizzes Ally and Jess on their LGBTQ+ know-how. We also hear all about trademarks between drag queen activists and climate-riendly clothing brands, while getting all the biggest events for the month. 

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  • 43. Episode 43 | Pre-Pride Energy with The Grand Marshal of Pride Philippa Ryder

    42:59||Season 2, Ep. 43
    With discussions of international travels and theatre, Ally Ryan and Emily Bradley bring the pre-Pride energy to the radio. We get an interview with the The Grand Marshal of Pride, Philippa Ryder. Philippa tells us all about how she got selected to be the marshal, how her memoir played a part, and how busy life is for this big role. The duo gives us all the latest news and upcoming events, and the deep dive discusses movies and the representation in them, while also talking about queer animals in nature. 
  • 42. Episode 42 | Inside the Queer Cabaret Scene with Kat Ennis & Avoca Reaction

    40:45||Season 2, Ep. 42
    With discussions of the Spice Girls and spice bags, Ally Bradley and Jess Carew take to the radio mics to bring you another episode. We hear about gay Mayors who have been elected, icons who have passed and a new Hooters with butch lesbians.We have an interview with Kat Ennis and Avoca Reaction about their upcoming cabaret to hear all about their art and the show. We get insights into the scene, and also hear a heartfelt moment about the community and presence that cabaret and drag bring. There's a deep-dive into crushes and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and we discover all the latest queer events, from pop-up markets to LGBTQ+ speed dating. 
  • 41. Episode 41 | The George at 40

    48:38||Season 2, Ep. 41
    With geosexuality and discussions of holiday destinations, Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan are back in the studio to discuss all things queer. Veda, the infamous drag queen and HIV activist, joins the show to tell us all about The George turning 40 and their activism for HIV. We get all the details from the famous club's early days, from the pre-wig era to the expansion of the building. The podcasting duo also discuss trans doctors and politicians, and we get a deep dive into butch sports prodigies from early France.
  • 40. Episode 40 | Hypochondria, Monocle Code & Neurodivergent Nights Out

    40:52||Season 2, Ep. 40
    Emily Bradley is joined by Jess Carew for this week's episode, where the two dig into being a hypochondriac and the new virus, ridiculous big statues, and trauma from aquatic centres.Emily interviews Aoife from Club Wired, which is a clubbing organisation for neurodivergent people. They dig into senses, the joys of a night out, and what the organisation means to them.We get a deep dive about monocle code from Paris, hear backlash about hospital parking fees, along with all the latest news and upcoming events. 
  • 39. Episode 39 | Queer Trivia Returns!

    45:16||Season 2, Ep. 39
    Queeriosity Trivia is back and better than ever this week! Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan delve into Disney adults, handkerchief code and their thoughts on animators losing their jobs to AI. We also catch up on the latest news, along with the best upcoming events.
  • 38. Episode 38 | Karma Violet on Queer Culture in Belfast

    41:06||Season 2, Ep. 38
    Ally Ryan and Emily Bradley are back in the studio this week to bring you all the latest queer happenings. We hear about the oldest gay town in America, lesbian sports players ending their relationships, and all the LGBTQ+ gossip from the 1926 census.We also hear from theatre performer Karma Violet about being queer in Belfast and how strong, community-focused hosting can go a long way.The duo also indulge us with some upcoming events, the latest news, and what they’re up to outside of the station.