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Queeriosity

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


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  • 59. Episode 59 | Gay Spies and Carter from Reading Ireland

    42:19||Season 2, Ep. 59
    With both celebrations and mourning of the arts, Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan talk losses, shows, the recession and celeb drama.Our weekly deepdive takes a sneaky look into gay spies and their entanglements, while our weekly interview is with Carter from Reading Ireland, who takes his political stance with LGBTQ+ books.With news about Hungary's adoption update for queer couples, Germany's politics and Ireland's community spaces closing down to the biggest and best events coming up, our presenters have got you covered for your weekly fix of all things queer. 

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  • 58. Episode 58 | €50k or €50

    39:46||Season 2, Ep. 58
    €50k or €50 - which one did Emily Bradley get in settlement fees?Amist Ally Ryan's shock, the duo brings gossip about industry parties, parasocial relationships, and Shakespear to this week's show.Our interviewee of the week is Pure Grand, a techno-80s synth-y2k pop artist from Dublin who talks about careers in music, the art of videos, Tumblr and external careers. This episode's deepdive explores nightclub scenes, while we get data breeching news, speed dating events, and more. 
  • 57. Episode 57 | Halloween, Headlines & Queer Curiosities

    27:59||Season 2, Ep. 57
    Ally Ryan is back, and going solo, for this week's show. Have you thought about your Halloween costume yet, or what everyone else could be going as? Or are we all still focused on Dolly and Tim?Our deepdive of the week is all about gay raids, swinging off of cameras to be seen, and the theory of "taking, not asking".With discussions of recent news, interactive events (because who doesn't love those), and sporting bits, Ally will keep you caught up for the weeks coming.
  • 56. Episode 56 | Climewallsweird on Electric Picnic

    39:37||Season 2, Ep. 56
    With talks of Electric Picnic, JK Rowling and KATSEYE nominations, Jess Carew and Emily Bradley share their queer opinions and gossip in this week's episode.Our deepdive of the week is about Tom of Finland, who is an artist who believed that 'everyone is a little bit, or can be, gay'. The obsession with magazines, art forms and culture is put through the looking glass today.Our interview is with Climewallsweird, or Betty Beour ahead of their EP events at the weekend. We get an insight into their career, the special festival tent, and all to look forward to.Along with all this, we have hardcode music parties to look forward to, cocktail masterclasses, and mentions of Heated Rivalry updates. 
  • 55. Episode 55 | Who is Freida Kahlo?

    38:45||Season 2, Ep. 55
    Emily Bradley and Jess Carew deepdive is all about the talented Freida Kahlo, her portraits, her self-expression and relationships.We also look into famous movies and ask the questions 'Is it Queer?'. The manliest macho screens, animated kids' movies and questionably rated flicks are put on the chopping block for discussion. And of course, the latest in Queer news and events.
  • Episode 54 | Justine Megan joins us in studio!

    39:11|
    This week on Queeriosity, we look at the latest headlines! Problematic writers and creators and the issues with trans-investigating.We'll deep dive into the big fire that happened in one of New Orleans' gay clubs back around Stonewall's time and what effect it had on the community. Justine Megan, who has taken the comedy scene by storm joins us in studio. She talks about her sold-out shows, life growing up, becoming a solicitor, and what famous movies meant to her.Alongside all this, we get positive fundraiser and healthcare news, with all the latest upcoming events.
  • 53. Episode 53 | Who remembers Fat Frogs?

    42:55||Season 2, Ep. 53
    Who remembers Fat Frogs? Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan certainly do!Our interview for the week is with Bláithín de Burca, a local Dublin comedian who has plenty on for your viewing. We look back at the progression of their shows, working with big celebs and what the future could hold for Queer comedy.