Queeriosity

Queeriosity is back with a New Year Special. Join us as we rewind through 2025, month by month, revisiting the moments that made us think, laugh, question, and grow. From powerful conversations and cultural shifts to unforgettable stories from across the queer spectrum, this episode wraps up the year’s biggest highlights in one reflective, celebratory listen. Whether you’ve been with us all year or you’re tuning in for the first time, this special is your perfect recap of 2025—through a proudly queer lens.

Get ready for festive fun and a little friendly competition on this end-of-year episode of Queeriosity.Ally, Emily, and Jess are back in the studio with their much-anticipated Christmas Quiz, putting knowledge, nerves, and holiday spirit to the test. Expect laughs, surprises, and a few questionable answers along the way.They’re also joined by special guests Adam McBride and Anne Byrne from LGBT Ireland, who sit down with the team to reflect on what the organisation has been up to over the past year, the work they’ve been doing for the community, and what’s ahead.It’s a celebratory wrap-up filled with queerness, conversation, and Christmas chaos, the perfect way to close out the year.

It’s a new week and a fresh episode of Queeriosity!We dive headfirst into Heated Rivalry, the TV show that’s currently taking the community by storm, before unpacking the stigma that still surrounds untraditional Christmases and what the holidays can look like outside the norm.They also discuss Robin Ince stepping down from the BBC and unwrap the surprisingly queer origins of The Nutcracker (yes, really).Festive, thoughtful and just the right amount of chaotic! Press play and join the conversation.

This week on Queeriosity, Emily Bradley is joined once again by Nicole O’Connor for your weekly dose of queer culture, community updates and the stories shaping LGBTQ+ life right now.We’re also thrilled to welcome special guest Bláithín de Burca, comedian, presenter and the chaotic genius behind Irish For Secks on RTÉ. Bláithín dives into the joy and importance of the Irish language, shares hilarious and heartfelt behind-the-scenes moments from the world of documentary-making and even teaches us a few essential queer Irish phrases.Expect laughs, learning and a lot of queer Gaeilge.

This week on Queeriosity! while Ally continues the adventures in Asia, Emily is joined by Jess Carew to dive into the biggest, brightest and queerest stories of the week.We’re also thrilled to welcome special guest Sara Ribeiro, a Dublin-based poet and teacher launching Intrusive Thoughts, her new bilingual English/Portuguese poetry collection. Sara opens up about living with a disability, the themes of memory and migration woven through her work, and what it means to have a leg for every occasion.Tune in for laughs, language, lived experience, and a whole lot of queer curiosity.

New co-host alert! Nicole O’Connor jumps into the Queeriosity chair with Emily Bradley as we’re joined by the incredible Sasha Shame, co-founder of PlayNotFunny to talk about trans visibility and the upcoming Beach Ball.Plus, we dive into the latest queer headlines from trans representation in the UK, whether body positivity is still a healthy conversation and why Keith Urban covering Pink Pony Club has the community talking!

Pádraig Wilson McCarthy is back for this weeks episode! We’re chatting about the Hyrox Relay, a surprise gift – “Read with Pride,” and of course, our Minor Gay Grievances : the promo drought for Wicked Part 2 and Astrology.Plus, Emily chats in studio to actor and theatre maker Anthony Kinahan.

This week on Queeriosity, Emily and Ally are joined by Outhouse Fundraising Manager & Advocate John Mee about the centre’s services, daily events, and this year’s art auction. Plus, the duo host share their weekly dose of “Minor Gay Grievances,”, share their unknown Irish queer icons, and an important reminder that bi folks belong proudly in the community.