HeyJaredShoutOut LGBT+ Radio
With weekly shows, and special release podcasts, ShoutOut is a magazine show for the LGBT+ community. With live guests and reports from all over, we cover everything from the serious to the stupid.
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Indonesia Goes Backwards (opens the original)
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The team is joined in the studio by returning guests Andy and Jason, who are back to talk about the alarming reversal of LGBTQIA+ rights in Indonesia. They discuss the presidential decree that equates LGBT culture with terrorism, and the wave of violence that has followed — a movement that actively hunts trans and queer people on the streets, undercover police using gay dating apps to target and extort, and universities asking students to sign statements disavowing LGBT+ identities. With officia
Houston We Have A Problem (opens the original)
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We chat to Joelle of the Normal Anomaly based in Houston... What began as a platform for telling stories has grown into an organisation working to change the systems behind them. The Normal Anomaly Initiative began in 2016 as a grassroots movement rooted in digital storytelling. At a time when the experiences of Black LGBTQ+ people were too often overlooked, misunderstood, or told by others, they created space for community members to tell their own stories, challenge harmful narratives, and mak
Hope Amidst Pain (opens the original)
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This week the team is joined by Irish actor, producer and presenter Derek Murphy, the creative force behind Mammy's House — a new play coming to Upstairs at the Gatehouse in Highgate from 1st to 13th September. Set in Camden in 1985, it follows a group of Irish friends who build a chosen family together in London after leaving Ireland in search of acceptance, only to be confronted by the AIDS crisis. Derek explains how the play grew out of a talk by Irish historian and LGBT activist Dr Joseph He
Hollyoaks Does it Again (opens the original)
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Andy and the team are joined by Leo Cole, the actor behind Ro — the young trans man whose storyline has been making waves in Hollyoaks. Leo opens up about growing up, coming out at twelve, and the moment he told his mum over lockdown after a TikTok video made everything click. He shares how his family put names in a hat and pulled out "Leo", the reality of navigating the NHS, and why being able to access the right care at the right age quite literally saved his life. It's a warm, honest and hope
Art and Rugby (opens the original)
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It's a show packed with sport, comics, and community. First up, they catch up with Anthony from the Bristol Bisons — the South West's first inclusive rugby team, who are celebrating their 20th anniversary. The Bisons are heading to Brisbane, Australia for the Bingham Cup (the Gay Rugby World Cup), named after Mark Bingham, a 9/11 hero and gay rugby player who helped prevent United Flight 93 from reaching its target. The tournament runs from 19th to 23rd August, and Anthony shares what it means t
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