The Road to Pride: Recent Episodes
Norwich Pride
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More info about James' work can be found at facebook.com/PhDolly and at his website: phdolly.blogspot.com . You can listen to his Country Radio Show Saturdays 5-6pm at thisisnsr.co.uk
The book James' mentions a few times is Rednecks, Queers, and Country Music by Nadine Hubbs
Music for The Road to Pride podcast is provided, with permission, by Jess Morgan. You can find more of her music at jessmorgan.co.uk
To find out more about The Road to Pride Podcast and submit your story, visit norwichpride.org.uk/roadtopridepodcast
To mark this year's Norwich Pride Schools' Week (13th - 17th July) Jo & Julie met with Elly Barnes MBE (CEO/founder of Educate & Celebrate) and Nick O'Brien (Norwich-based Assistant Headteacher & Norwich Pride founder & trustee) to talk about schools! Queering the curriculum, tackling bullying, promoting intersectionality, this episode has got it all! We're dedicating this episode to the memory of Tony Fenwick, CEO of SchoolsOUT UK, who passed away earlier this month.
You can find Elly on Twitter / Instagram at: @elly_barnes and @educatecelebrat, and Nick on @nickobrien.
Music for The Road to Pride podcast is provided, with permission, by Jess Morgan. You can find more of her music at jessmorgan.co.uk
You can find Alison's book Me, Not You. The Trouble with Mainstream Feminism here: https://manchesteruniversitypress.co.uk/9781526147172/
Music for The Road to Pride podcast is provided, with permission, by Jess Morgan. You can find more of her music at jessmorgan.co.uk
In our first episode, meet our hosts Jo and Julie, and hear our chat with with Asifa Lahore and the Rev. Graham Kirk-Spriggs to talk about their experiences as LGBTQ+ people of faith. Asifa is Britain's first out Muslim drag queen and an LGBTQ+ activist; Graham is a Norwich-based Priest in the Church of England. Socials: @asifalahore
Here's some links to the places and resources mentioned by Asifa and Graham in this episode:
Inclusive Mosque: inclusivemosque.org
Inclusive Church: inclusive-church.org
Created, Norwich-Based LGBTQ+ Christian Group: created.org.uk/
St Peter Mancroft Church, Norwich: facebook.com/StPeterMancroft
Books mentioned by Graham:
Permanent, Faithful, Stable by Jeffery John
God and the Gay Christian by Matthew Vines
Love Wins by Rob Bell
To find out more about The Road to Pride Podcast and submit your story, visit norwichpride.org.uk/roadtopridepodcast
Music for The Road to Pride podcast is provided, with permission, by Jess Morgan. You can find more of her music at jessmorgan.co.uk