So Loquacious: Recent Episodes
OUTinPerth
So Loquacious is a podcast from OUTinPerth - a LGBTIQ+ publication based in Perth, Western Australia.
There’s more to being queer than coming out and getting married - and Maeve Marsden wants to hear all about it.
Podcast and live storytelling event Queerstories has just entered its third podcast season, and its multi-talented creator is certain Australia’s LGBTQIA+ communities have many more stories to tell.
Maeve joined Leigh Andrew Hill for a chat, explaining how she found herself drawn to sharing stories as her life’s work.
Graeme Watson chats to Alan Cumming about his role as Artistic Director of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, his new cabaret show, learning choreography from Liz Minnelli, hotel quarantine and the paparazzi, new TV show 'Schmigadoon', and why we haven't seen Eli Gold in 'The Good Fight'.
Curator Dunja Rmandic tells us what's happening at Art Gallery of WA this Pride, with exhibitions of prolific artist David McDiarmid's works, as well as national and local features.
Director Monica Zanetti tells Leigh Andrew Hill about her heartwarming queer romantic comedy Ellie & Abby (& Ellie's Dead Aunt), and why she was inspired to tell this story.
Gay and Lesbian Rights in Ageing Inc (GRAI) members June Lowe and Pam Mulholland chat to Leigh Andrew Hill about Lesbians Who Lunch & Meet N Muse, two social groups for older LBTQ+ women in WA.
Perth Rams RUFC's Leighton Morrell talks inclusive sport and community ahead of their sizzling fundraising spectacular.
Brendan Pang has a quick chat with Leigh Andrew Hill about his upcoming dumpling masterclass for PrideFEST 2020
just.equal's Rodney Croome shares concerns over the government's changes to the Religious Discrimination Bill.
Wentworth actor Bernard Curry chats to OUTinPerth about what's in store for his character Jake Stewart on the show's sixth season.
Outspoken advocate for people living with HIV Nic Holas joins Graeme and Leigh to discuss advocacy, PrEP treatments and all the fun of Fringe World including the show Nic's involved in 'Uta Uber Kool Ja'.
Matthew Bacon from the Western Australian AIDS Council joins Graeme and Leigh to talk about HIV and why we're so afraid about chatting about sex.
Transgender rights advocate Kai Schweizer joins Graeme Watson and Leigh Hill to discuss recent LGBTIQ news and issues.
Human Rights researcher and advocate Misty Farquar joins Graeme and Leigh to discuss recent LGBTIQ+ news and events.
Tiernan Brady from Australians for Equality joins Leigh and Graeme to discuss the campaign for marriage equality in Australia.
Blogger, writer, socialite and self confessed bar fly Alice Mod drops by to chat about bullying schools, the Fringe Festival and what makes a good bar.
Graeme and Leigh ask, could you give up social media? Discuss gender neutral pronouns and chat about Lyle Shelton from the Australian Christian Lobby's worry that if marriage equality is allowed people won't automatically know that he's straight.
Charlie Perth joins Graeme and Leigh for a chat about gender neutral names, then we ask can a respectful debate be held on marriage equality? Finally we remember the artist Keith Haring.
How can we create more discussions about HIV?
Graeme Watson and Leigh Hill and joined by Mark Reid from the WA AIDS Council to discuss HIV awareness, PrEP treatment and how to create discussions about HIV. Plus we chat about the latest fashion from Dolce and Gabanna and whether you can discuss marriage equality without focusing on children and families.
Is it ever Okay to out somebody?
Graeme Watson and Leigh Hill and joined by musician and trans advocate Bailey Lions to discuss transgender representation in popular culture, plus we ask the question is it ever okay to out someone. Finally we nominate our favourite music of the moment.
Do we ever forgive brands that have been anti-gay?
Graeme Watson and Leigh Hill and joined by community broadcaster Paul Van Leishout to discuss Gloria Jeans Coffee, the Salvation Army and Barilla Pasta's marketing challenge. Should Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull attend Mardi Gras? Plus we remember David Bowie.