Queeriosity

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. 

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.

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.

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.

Our duo becomes a trio this week as Jess Carew joins Emily and Ally for their one-year anniversary with the show!The presenters sit down and chat with Sasha Shame, as she tells us about her upcoming show, Politics of Disgust. The weekly news update reminds us about the importance of Pride today, and we also get the biggest up-and-coming events to look out for. The trio slander big-name movies and reboots, and discuss how historically accurate a movie can be made. Our deepdive discusses Greek mythology and the crazy things they got up to back in the day, while also chatting about the norms of queerness in that time.

This week we're joined by Kate Drinane from the National Gallery of Ireland to chat about the gallery's new LGBTQ+ tour, Kate walks us through the ins and outs of the tour and why this form of representation is so valuable.Along with our deep dive, we get the latest news, the best upcoming events and all the banter in between.

With rants about booking hotels and discussions of starting drag, Emily Bradley and Ally Ryan are busy recovering from Pride and the hot weather this week. We have an interview with Dil Wickremasinghe, a well know broadcaster, psychotherapist and activist. Dil tells us all about their career in radio, how they got into psychotherapy, and their plans moving forward. Our deepdive involves Shrek, stonewall, drag, and visibility history - what more could you look for? We also get talks of dating apps, AI, healthcare news, and all the latest events coming up. 

This week, we chat about everything from sandals and the exhaustion of Pride marches to the latest reality TV obsessions. Also we take a deep dive into the story of an LGBTQ+ royal in Vienna, celebrate some famous gay and lesbian penguins, and shine a light on the work of intersex advocates.As always, expect plenty of laughs, queer culture, and the stories making headlines this week.