Queeriosity

Join Ally Ryan and Emily Bradley as they deliver another packed episode. From US Government workers who have cross-dressing husbands, the supreme leader of Iran allegedly being gay and discussions about Billy Elliot and Silvia Scarlett, we get all the hottest culture takes and conspiracies. We're also joined by the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival's Artistic Director, Sean Denyer to chat all things expectations for this year's festival. We're given the biggest insights into the festival, and Sean's passione for Queer Theatre.Listeners also hear about the latest news and events, both from Ireland and abroad. 

Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan return with another lively episode of Queeriosity.They dive into the ongoing conversation around the upcoming Harry Potter series and the drama surrounding J.K. Rowling, unpacking reactions from the LGBTQ+ community and beyond. The episode also takes a quirky turn with a discussion on intersex crabs—blending science with broader conversations about sex and gender diversity.A highlight of the episode is their interview with the legendary Davina Devine, who shares stories from their career performing at The George—one of Dublin’s most iconic queer venues.To round things off, the hosts spill the latest buzz surrounding Chappell Roan and her scandal, giving listeners all the tea from the queer pop scene.

Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan are back with another culture-packed, laughter-fuelled episode of Queeriosity! From canceled shows and LGBTQ+ representation at the Oscars to Trump’s HIV healthcare chaos, WWE wins, and historic milestones...no topic is off-limits.Plus, Jess returns for the very gay quiz putting Emily and herself to the ultimate queer knowledge test. Tune in for all the fun, insight, and a little chaos!

Back with another episode, Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan dive into the latest queer news and cultural happenings. From AI innovations for long-distance relationships to the saddest comedies, they break down the stories everyone is talking about. The duo also tackles recent scandals and key political updates, and sits down with Katie-Rose to chat about queer speed dating and friendship-focused meetups.

This week on Queeriosity, Ally Ryan and Emily Bradley are back to give us everything in the LGBTQ+ world. We hear about convent girlfriends who ran away together (with the help of some small fires), the best up and coming events, and the latest online drama.They are joined this week by Jess as they try guess older queer slang based off a funny abbreviation or sound-alike.

This week on Queeriosity, Ally Ryan and Emily Bradley are asking the important questions: what’s the story with Punch the Monkey, what do gay rams have to do with anything and where does the Pope fit in?We chat with Kevin Johnson about stepping into the spotlight for GCN’s “So You Think You Can Drag” at The George and we highlight the incredible, often unsung heroic acts within our queer community.Curiosity, culture, and a bit of chaos; just how we like it.

Hollywood cover-ups, Winter Olympic proposals and Queer Filmmaking?Emily and Ally are joined by writer James Hudson and director Liadán Roche to chat about their upcoming short film Hostile Architecture. Along the way, they unpack the era of lavender marriages, debate public proposals at the Winter Olympics and spotlight the queerest happenings in Dublin.Culture, controversy, and community! All in one episode.

This week on Queeriosity, love, drama and queer culture collide. Emily and Ally unpack Olympic scandals (yes, the Norwegian bronze medalist too), Chappell Roan leaving her management and top queer events happening in Dublin. And because we love mixing serious and celebratory, the brilliant Gina Gillespie from Prosmetics joins to discuss their groundbreaking nipple restoration solutions. Valentine’s week just got a lot more interesting.

From internet chaos to deeply personal journeys, this episode of Queeriosity covers it all. Emily Bradley & Ally Ryan break down the 227 Incident (aka the Xiao Zhan controversy) and explore the world of parasocial relationships, when admiration turns intense. The latest news from the Olympics and Grindr and a conversation with special guest Aoife O’Connor, writer of In Vitro at Bewley’s Café Theatre (Feb 2–21). Aoife opens up about her play and the realities of navigating IVF treatment as a queer person in Ireland. Equal parts curiosity, culture and community.