Queer Corner: Recent Episodes
Maddie Gasson
Welcome to Queer Corner, a podcast where we talk about LGBTQ+ issues and topics. I’m your host, Maddie and I hope you’ll tune in for an episode of Queer Corner. We have more guests every week and we hope you enjoy your stay!
In this episode I am joined by Harmony Wilkes and we are going to be discussing what it was like growing up as a queer teen and the impact on queer youth mental health as a whole.
In this episode I am joined by Nicole Ruxton-Payne and we are going to be discussing conversion therapy and the new ban in the UK as well as the petition in the UK to make non binary a recognised identity as well as religious beliefs and the impact on LGBTQ+ people.
In this episode I am joined by Dewi Moore and we are going to be discussing queer representation in the media as a whole, the representation in drag race as well as the lack of representation for gay men as whole.
In this episode I am joined by Sophie Hack and we are going to be discussing queer representation of queer people in film and TV and why coming out should be something people expect of those who identify within the community.
In this episode I am joined by Abi Hollyoake and we are going to be discussing whether there is enough representation and what a straight persons opinion is on Queer Representation and whether it’s changed to a substantial amount.
In this episode I am joined by Sophie Hack and Abi Hollyoake and we are going to be discussing sex education, why was it predominantly straight based and has school changed in terms of supporting children who identify within the LGBTQ+ community.
In this episode I am joined by Nicole Ruxton-Payne and we are going to be discussing queer representation in the media and should straight actors be playing queer characters and is there truly enough queer actors playing queer characters.
In this episode I am joined by Harmony Wilkes and we are going to be discussing queer representation from our childhood and has it really grown and changed to an amount that is seen as acceptable.