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In this enriching episode of The Queerly Books Podcast, we welcome the remarkable K Patrick, the voice behind the compelling debut novel, "Mrs. S". Set in the claustrophobic yet liberating confines of an elite girls’ boarding school, "Mrs. S" masterfully explores themes of gender, sexuality, and identity.
Join us as we delve into K Patrick's creative process, unpack the evocative narrative of "Mrs. S", and discuss the profound themes that permeate the text. We explore the significance of an unnamed protagonist, the representation of queer longing and desire, and the role of Mrs. S - the paragon of heteronormativity.
This episode offers unique insights into the transformative power of queer love, the dissonance between self and place, and the author's personal journey in the realm of queer literature. Whether you're a writer, a reader, or someone interested in queer narratives, this conversation with K Patrick is not to be missed.
Grab your headphones and get ready for a thought-provoking conversation on queer storytelling.
In this episode of 'The Queerly Books Podcast', host Rob Gillett dives deep into the mind of debut author Tony Santorella. Tony's novel, 'Bored Gay Werewolf', brings together themes of horror, comedy, personal growth, and social commentary in a unique way.
Show Highlights:
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Tony shares the inspiration behind 'Bored Gay Werewolf' and how his experiences from Danvers to Washington DC, London, and across the globe influenced the book.
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Listen to Tony discuss his unique career transitions, from waiting tables to international development, and finally to writing.
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Learn about the creation of Brian and Tyler, the two main characters in 'Bored Gay Werewolf', and what Tony hopes readers take away from their roles in the story.
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Get a sneak peek into Tony's future writing plans and where you can purchase 'Bored Gay Werewolf'.
Guest Bio:
Tony Santorella is a debut author with a rich background in the service industry and international development. He brings a unique mix of experiences from Massachusetts, Washington DC, London, and his travels globally to his writing. His debut novel, 'Bored Gay Werewolf', offers a unique perspective on the power of friendship, the struggle of adulthood, and the complexities of masculinity and sexuality.
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Buy 'Bored Gay Werewolf' (Bookshop.org)
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Follow Tony Santorella on Instagram
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Tune in next time for our interview with K Patrick, author of the thrillingly evocative debut novel 'Mrs. S', a tale of queer love set in an elite English boarding school.
Welcome back to The Queerly Books Podcast! In this second part of our conversation with acclaimed author Becky Albertalli, we turn our attention to her latest novel, 'Imogen, Obviously'.
We explore the complexities of Imogen's self-perception, her journey in a queer college community, and the ways this narrative parallels Becky's own personal journey. With its engaging characters and Becky's signature blend of warmth and wit, 'Imogen, Obviously' presents a rich exploration of sexuality, identity, and friendship.
If you haven't listened to the first part of our discussion, where we delve into the intersection of authorship, identity, and representation, we highly recommend you check it out. Becky shares her experiences with coming out publicly and how it influenced her work.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain unique insights into 'Imogen, Obviously' and Becky's remarkable storytelling skills.
Guest: Becky Albertalli
Featured Book: 'Imogen, Obviously'
Previous Episode: A Deep Dive with Becky Albertalli, Part 1
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Welcome back to The Queerly Books Podcast! In our Series Two premiere, we're tackling some complex and important topics as we sit down with the celebrated YA author Becky Albertalli.
In this first of a two-part conversation, we discuss the intersection of authorship, identity, and representation. We focus on the challenges and controversies faced by authors who pen narratives outside of their own experiences, as well as the impact of diverse representation in literature.
Becky Albertalli, known for her beloved work 'Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda' and its film adaptation 'Love, Simon', has been a pivotal figure in these discussions. In 2020, Becky publicly identified as bisexual, adding a new perspective to the dialogue around her work. In this episode, we delve into her journey, addressing the accusations around appropriating queer content and spaces, and exploring how her personal experiences have informed her writing.
Next week, in Part 2 of our deep dive, we'll turn our attention to Becky's latest book, 'Imogen, Obviously'. This novel introduces us to Imogen, a 'hopelessly heterosexual' character who finds her notions of identity challenged when immersed in a queer college environment. With Becky's characteristic warmth and humour, this story intricately explores the nuances of sexuality, identity, and friendship.
Join us as we begin Series Two with a candid and compelling conversation with Becky Albertalli. You won't want to miss it!
Guest: Becky Albertalli
Featured Book: 'Imogen, Obviously'
Next Episode: A Deep Dive with Becky Albertalli, Part 2 (Releasing Next Week)
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See you next week for Part 2 of our conversation with Becky Albertalli!
Dead men and buried secrets. On this episode Rob is joined by the award-winning author Kelly J. Ford to discuss her new book, the queer crime thriller REAL BAD THINGS. The story sees Jane, a queer woman in her forties, returning to the small Arkansas town she left 25 years earlier after confessing to the murder of her violent stepfather. There was no conviction at the time, but now that the body has surfaced Jane is back in an attempt to face her crimes and ensure other well kept secrets don't make their way to the surface.
REAL BAD THINGS is published by Thomas & Mercer and out now in bookstores in the US & worldwide via Amazon. You can find Kelly on Twitter and Instagram.
FLORIDA WOMAN APPEARS ON LGBTQ+ BOOKS PODCAST. This week Rob's joined by Deb Rogers to discuss her debut novel Florida Woman which follows one woman's sensational summer at a Floridian wildlife centre for exotic monkeys but all is not quite as it seems. They also discuss the origins of the 'Florida Woman...' meme and just how exactly you get Tiger King's Joe Exotic to blurb your book - FYI he said "My kind of book. I loved it.'
Florida Woman is out now in the US from Hanover Square Press, you can also find it on import from several UK booksellers. You can find Deb Rogers on Instagram and Twitter as @debontherocks
A gay millennial Bridget Jones? Yes please! Henry Fry's debut novel First Time For Everything promises exactly that and he joins Rob on this episode of The Queerly Books Podcast to talk all about it. They also discuss the challenges of getting comfortable with yourself as a queer person, the concept of a second coming out and things get a little awkward with regard to Rob's (now cancelled) plans for his own memoir.
First Time For Everything is out now in the UK from Orion Books and Ballentine Books in the US. You can find Henry on Twitter and Instagram.
Who doesn't love a royal scandal? Benjamin Dean's debut YA book certainly offers exactly that, the likes of which you have never read before. The King Is Dead is a Black LGBTQ+ royal reimagining full of scandalous secrets, rollercoaster romances and one hell of a mystery. Officially described as Gossip Girl... but make it royal. In this episode of The Queerly Books Podcast Ben tells us how his love for Princess Diana inspired this story, describes the moment he wasn't sure if he could finish the book and answers questions from @queerly.books followers on Instagram.
The King Is Dead is out now in the UK from Simon & Schuster and will be published in the US & Canada next year. You can find Benjamin on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok as @NotAgainBen.
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Weddings can be absolute hell and that's certainly the case in Celia Laskey's latest novel So Happy For You, in which a wedding weekend spirals totally out of control thanks to Ellie, a bride who would kill (perhaps, literally) to have the perfect wedding. In this episode of The Queerly Books Podcast, Celia talks to Rob about her inspiration for the story and how some of the craziest moments in the book are actually based on real life. They also reflect on Celia's award-winning debut Under The Rainbow and discuss what she will be working on next.
So Happy For You is out now in the UK, US and Canada. You can follow Celia Laskey on Twitter and Instagram for updates.
Queerly Books is brought to you by Queerly Radio and features LGBTQ+ books and writers, curated by the podcast's host Rob Gillett on Instagram and Twitter.
James Cahill joins Rob to discuss his highly anticipated debut novel Tiepolo Blue, a mid-life coming of age story set in the worlds of Cambridge University and London's gay scene in Soho during the 1990s. An edited version of this interview was originally broadcast as part of The Queerly Radio Show.
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Global best-selling thriller writer Jack Jordan joins Rob to discuss his gripping new book Do No Harm, which sees a top heart surgeon facing the ultimate dilemma after her son is kidnapped by an organised crime group. They also discuss the importance of queer representation in commercial fiction and look ahead to events Jack has coming up this summer. An edited version of this interview was originally broadcast as part of The Queerly Radio Show.
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Queen of the queer rom com Laura Kay joins Rob to discuss her fantastic new book Tell Me Everything and reflect on the success of her debut novel The Split. An edited version of this interview was originally broadcast as part of The Queerly Radio Show.
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YA author Simon James Green joins Rob to discuss his fabulous new book GAY CLUB! which charts the journey of a small-town school's LGBT society to national gay glory with plenty of drama, bitching, backstabbing and social media outrage along the way. Simon also talks in depth about finding himself in the headlines recently after a planned visit to John Fisher Catholic school in Croydon, London was banned by the Archdiocese of the church, leading to an Ofsted investigation and a strike by teaching staff. An edited version of this interview was originally broadcast as part of The Queerly Radio Show.
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University of Glasgow Research Fellow Dr Kevin Guyan joins Rob Gillett to discuss his new book Queer Data: Using Gender, Sex and Sexuality Data for Action. They start by discussing exactly what queer data is, before looking at the current issues with the collection, analysis and application of such data. They also discuss the concept of queer data competence and look at how useful or not the huge amounts of data collected by social media platforms and other digital companies can be to this area of research. An edited version of this interview was originally broadcast as part of The Queerly Radio Show.
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YA author Erik J. Brown joins Rob Gillett to discuss his new book All That's Left In The World. They discuss the challenges of releasing a book about a pandemic in a pandemic, the campaign that's underway for a sequel, disco music and Erik's haunted house. An edited version of this interview was originally broadcast as part of The Queerly Radio Show.
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Winner of the Booker Prize 2020 Douglas Stuart joins Rob Gillett to discuss his new book Young Mungo and best-selling debut Shuggie Bain. Their conversation touches on Douglas's upbringing in Glasgow which provided much of the inspiration for his books, growing up queer in the city in the 1980s and 1990s and the associated problems of hyper-masculinity. An edited version of this interview was originally broadcast as part of The Queerly Radio Show.
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Master of the modern rom com Justin Myers aka The Guyliner joins Rob Gillett to discuss his new book The Fake-Up, as well as the life of a British soap star, his blog Impeccable Table Manners based on The Guardian's Blind Date column and his involvement in the TV adaptation of Adam Kay's This Is Going To Hurt. An edited version of this interview was originally broadcast as part of The Queerly Radio Show.
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The bestselling YA author Phil Stamper joins Rob Gillett to discuss his new books Golden Boys and Small Town Pride, as well as life growing up queer in small town Ohio, book bans and the threats he has received online simply for doing his job. An edited version of this interview was originally broadcast as part of The Queerly Radio Show.
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Rosie Wilby, award-winning comedian and journalist and The Queen of Breakups joins Rob for The Brunch. Rosie talks about her hit podcast and brand new book The Breakup Monologues as well as sharing some great advice for anyone going through a breakup and shedding some light on the science of what goes on in the brain when we get dumped. The Brunch is recorded live every Sunday at 10am on Queerly Radio. You can contact Rob & The GDC on Twitter @QueerlyRadio or by emailing thebrunch@queerlyradio.com
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Rob is joined by author Matt Cain to discuss his wonderful new book The Secret Life of Albert Entwistle. 64-year-old Albert Entwistle has been a postman in a quiet town in Northern England for all his life, living alone since the death of his mother 18 years ago. He keeps himself to himself. He always has. But he's just learned he'll be forced to retire at his next birthday. With no friends and nothing to look forward to, the lonely future he faces terrifies him. He realises it's finally time to be honest about who he is. He must learn to ask for what he wants. And he must find the courage to look for George, the man that, many years ago, he lost - but has never forgotten. Matt Cain is on Twitter and Instagram - @MattCainWriter. The Brunch is recorded live every Sunday at 10am on Queerly Radio. Follow @QueerlyRadio on Twitter for updates.
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Rob & The GDC are joined by Eurovision expert Sebastian Hjalmarsson-Clark to preview the 2021 edition of the world's biggest song contest taking place in Rotterdam. We find out how the show will be impacted by COVID-19, hear how rehearsals have been going so far and Sebastian reveals his prediction for who will win the competition, as well as looking at some of the big songs in the running. The Brunch is recorded live every Sunday at 10am on Queerly Radio - listen at queerlyradio.com and join the conversation on Twitter - @QueerlyRadio.
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Rob & The GDC celebrate one year of their radio show and still find time to discuss Brighton Pride's cancellation and pothole penises. The Brunch is recorded live every Sunday at 10am on Queerly Radio. You can contact Rob & The GDC on Twitter @QueerlyRadio or by emailing thebrunch@queerlyradio.com
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Kenney Fitzpatrickfrom LGBTQ+ music project The Q Review and the Out Loud Queer Music Radio Show joins Rob & The GDC for The Brunch. The Brunch is recorded live every Sunday at 10am on Queerly Radio. You can contact Rob & The GDC on Twitter @QueerlyRadio or by emailing thebrunch@queerlyradio.com
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Stu Oakley and Lotte Jeffs from queer parenting podcast Some Families join Rob & The GDC for The Brunch. We also discuss our own futures as potential queer parents, the show's upcoming first birthday special and some very interesting rumours about Doctor Who. The Brunch is recorded live every Sunday at 10am on Queerly Radio. You can contact Rob & The GDC on Twitter @QueerlyRadio or by emailing thebrunch@queerlyradio.com
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Eammon Ashton-Atkinson, director of gay rugby documentary Steelers: The World's First Gay Rugby Club joins Rob & The GDC for The Brunch. We also catch up on the al fresco dining situation, plans for an inclusive series of Love Island and Rob is feeling guilty after a great pop deception. The Brunch is recorded live every Sunday at 10am on Queerly Radio. You can contact Rob & The GDC on Twitter @QueerlyRadio or by emailing thebrunch@queerlyradio.com
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Samuel Van Grinsven, director of queer thriller Sequin In A Blue Room joins Rob & The GDC for The Brunch. There's also drama at the Mrs Sri Lanka beauty pageant, an update on the vaccination status of some gay icons and a look at what we can and can't do in Stage 2 of the escape from lockdown. The Brunch is recorded live every Sunday at 10am on Queerly Radio. You can contact Rob & The GDC on Twitter @QueerlyRadio or by emailing thebrunch@queerlyradio.com
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Laura Kay, author of queer romcom The Split joins Rob & The GDC for a brand new series of The Brunch. We also ask what the future holds for Steps, question whether we should really Love, Victor and reveal former N'Sync member Lance Bass's plans to open a super disco in West Hollywood. The Brunch is recorded live every Sunday at 10am on Queerly Radio. You can contact Rob & The GDC on Twitter @QueerlyRadio or by emailing thebrunch@queerlyradio.com
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A parrot that can sing like Beyoncé, mutiny on the set of the Icelandic version of University Challenge and a surprise visitor in an Australian family's Christmas tree. Just some of the highlights in this special Best of The Brunch. Rob & The GDC return with a brand new series on Sunday 4th April, live on Queerly Radio at 10am (UK), with the podcast available when you wake up on Tuesday 6th April.
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Rob & The GDC are back with another episode of BRUNCHCAST from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. This week we discuss Rob's new influencer-obtained beard trimming regime, incredible scenes on Iceland's version of University Challenge and look at the MoD's attempts to remedy historical injustices as part of our series for LGBT+ History Month. Bling Empire, Framing Britney Spears and Rylan on Louis Theroux's podcast are among the picks in #QueerlyLoves and another three new songs go head to head in Spin It or Bin It. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the live show broadcast every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com
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Rob & The GDC are back with another episode of BRUNCHCAST from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch.. This week we discuss when exactly we might escape lockdown, #WorldRadioDay2021 and find out all about the origins of the rainbow flag as part of our series for LGBT+ History Month. Marvel's Wandavision, Amazon's Soulmates and Sue Perkin's podcast are among the picks in #QueerlyLoves and another three new songs go head to head in Spin It or Bin It. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the live show broadcast every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com and now on TuneIn.
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Rob & The GDC are back with another episode of BRUNCHCAST from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. This week we discuss that Parish Council meeting and the mighty Jackie Weaver, the Scissor Sisters debut album's 17th (!!) anniversary and discuss Section 28 as part of our series for LGBT+ History Month. A Teacher, Lauren Oyler's 'Fake Accounts' and the Everyone Has An Ex podcast are among the picks in #QueerlyLoves and another three new songs go head to head in Spin It or Bin It. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the live show broadcast every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com
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Rob & The GDC are back with another episode of BRUNCHCAST the podcast from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. This week it's Rob's birthday and The GDC has a surprise in store, we talk ShantyTok and ask is it really anything new?!... somehow leading to dispute over whether or not we should play Cotton Eye Joe by Rednex. Elizabeth Kate Russell's My Dark Vanessa and Netflix true crime series Night Stalker are among the picks in #QueerlyLoves and another three new songs go head to head in Spin It or Bin It. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the live show broadcast every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com
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Rob & The GDC are back with another episode of BRUNCHCAST from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. This week it's snowing during the show (which is really more exciting than it should be in Lockdown 3), we celebrate Joe Biden's inauguration in the US and welcome a special guest to the show - Stu Hayllor from EBOS tells us all about their online theatre show Musicals Miscast. Amazon's The Boys and Channel 4's It's A Sin are among the picks in #QueerlyLoves and another three new songs go head to head in Spin It or Bin It. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the live show broadcast every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com or listen in full with the songs exclusively on Spotify - bit.ly/qbbspotify
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Rob & The GDC are back with BRUNCHCAST featuring the best bits from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. This week, tensions are high following The GDC's loss in Zoom-based song competition Battle of the Bops, Rob's broadcasting live from the brand new Queerly HQ and we find out what new hobbies you've discovered during Lockdown 3. There's also the usual fun and features including #QueerlyLoves and The GDC's Random News. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the show recording live every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com
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Rob & The GDC are back with a very festive episode of BRUNCHCAST featuring the best bits from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. This week they remember Barbara Windsor, celebrate Mariah finally getting to number one and get into quite a deep discussion about new Netflix film The Prom. They also bring us the usual fun and features including #QueerlyLoves and three mystery songs going head to head in another festive edition of Spin It or Bin It. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the show recording live every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com
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Rob & The GDC are back with another episode of Queerly's Bottomless Brunch, available in full here on Spotify. This week The GDC surprised Rob with a live on-air taste test of his homemade granola bars, there's a unusual decoration on an Australian family's Christmas tree and Rob & The GDC reveal the results of their #SpotifyWrapped2020. They also bring us the usual fun and features including #QueerlyLoves and Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Ella Henderson and Mariah Carey etc., going head to head in another festive edition of Spin It or Bin It. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the show recording live every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com
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Rob & The GDC are back with another episode of Brunchcast featuring the best bits from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. This week The GDC is off on one about the return to the UK's tiered lockdown system, we discuss The Weeknd's reaction to The GRAMMY nominations and tell you what you can and can't do this Christmas. Don't double dip your canapés! They also bring us the usual fun and features including #QueerlyLoves and Ava Max, Mabel and Meghan Trainor going head to head in another festive edition of Spin It or Bin It. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the show recording live every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com
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Rob & The GDC return for the 25th edition of Queerly's Bottomless Brunch, although only episode seven of Brunchcast. This week they discuss Rob's Facebook group drama following a literal run in with the neighbourhood dogs, debate that lyric in the Christmas song Fairytale of New York and share a royal surprise with The Crown's number one fan Mariah Carey. They also bring us the usual fun and features including #QueerlyLoves and Celeste, Becky Hill and Britney Spears going head to head in a festive advert themed edition of Spin It or Bin It. Join in the fun on Facebook and Twitter - @QueerlyRadio and don't forget you can listen to the show recording live every Sunday from 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com
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Rob & The GDC return with Brunchcast - all the bits from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch to help ease you through the UK's second lockdown with the latest queer news and pop culture chat. We also find out what they've been watching, reading and listening to in #QueerlyLoves. Available in full with all the great music on Spotify. Hear the show recorded live, every Sunday at 10am (UK) at queerlyradio.com
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The best bits from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. Highlights from an episode originally broadcast on Sunday 11th October 2020.
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The best bits from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. Highlights from an episode originally broadcast on Sunday 4th October 2020.
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The best bits from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. Highlights from an episode originally broadcast on Sunday 27th September 2020.
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The best bits from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. Highlights from an episode originally broadcast on Sunday 13th September 2020.
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The best bits from Queerly's Bottomless Brunch. Highlights from an episode originally broadcast on Sunday 6th September 2020.
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