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Fascinating LGBTQ+ people explore the soundtracks to their queer journeys through one track, one album, and one artist. Activists, trailblazers, and icons help Andy Gott piece together the precious relationship that queer people have with music.
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Aural Fixation

Andy Gott and Drew Tweddle

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Aural Fixation is a queer music podcast that explores LGBTQI+ themes in music and pop culture. Released fortnightly on Thursdays, each instalment follows besties Drew and Andy as they discuss an album that is loved by queer people, made by queer artists, or speaks to queer experiences. British expats living and recording in Sydney, Drew and Andy bring a uniquely cross-genre and cross-hemispheric viewpoint to being gay and loving music, shared perhaps only by the Minogue sisters. Aural Fixati ...
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Welcome to Oatcast! We’re Niamh & Helen, two queer lady best friends. This is a feminist podcast with a comedic, tongue-in-cheek attitude. Listen as we walk you through the trials and tribulations of modern life as queer ladies living in Belfast. We talk about everything from life as introverts, unwanted attention and coming out. We think about how our modern feminist identity exists in the North of Ireland as we suffer through dinosaur politicians who can’t seem to get their act together. R ...
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A choose your own data adventure. Join Cakelin (a disabled, queer, nonbinary founder & scientist) as they share self-experiments and interview other makers and self-scientists. This is for the people who had their life game mode set to hard. Let's check out our stats and collectively wonder "wtf is going on with me?". Episode types LAB: Laboratory updates and miscellaneous, INTRO: Introduction to experiment topic, METHODS: Materials and methods, the "making of" a self-experiment, RESULTS: Se ...
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Let's Talk Weddings

Your Scottish Wedding

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Get ready for the most heart warming wedding podcast experience you've ever encountered! Picture this: the enchanting world of Scottish weddings comes alive, right in your ears! As the director of this romantic comedy-esque podcast, we’ve gathered a star-studded cast of guests to sweep you off your feet. We're talking about dreamy grooms who go above and beyond in their wedding planning escapades, conjuring up the perfect elopements that will make your heart skip a beat. And oh, the bridal d ...
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From being a misfit in society to a hero for a community, We Can Be Heroes is a podcast that celebrates people who have pushed through boundaries to achieve an inspirational level of success. Hosted by LGBTQ+ icon, Sink the Pink founder and King of the UK's club scene Glyn Fussell, this is a podcast for anyone a bit different. Glyn will each week be interviewing inspirational guests who have harnessed the power of being different and turned it into the reason they've achieved the success the ...
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Fenton Bailey is a co-founder of production studio World of Wonder, the home of RuPaul's Drag Race. Together with Randy Barbato, Fenton has creatively collaborated with RuPaul since the mid-80s, helping birth his albums, imagery, VH1 chat show, even directing the iconic "Supermodel" music video, before launching the queer cultural juggernaut that i…
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Sarah Keyworth is an award-winning comedian from Nottingham, England, who you may know from Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week, 8 Out of 10 Cats, or their own BBC Sounds show, Am I a Boy or a Girl? Sarah just won the top prize at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and sat down with me to muse on some of the music that has soundtracked thei…
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Brontez Purnell is a writer, musician, critic, model, zinemaker, dancer, choreographer, and quite literally, more. An Oakland punk by way of Alabama, Brontez has just published his fifth book, 10 Bridges I've Burnt. I'm an enormous admirer of Brontez's writing, and am thrilled to chat about his queer tracks. In this conversation, we discuss music b…
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Carl Austin-Behan served in the British Royal Air Force from 1991 until 1997, when he was discharged for being openly gay. Lauded with honours for services to his country, including a medal for bravery, nonetheless he was ejected from the RAF – simply for choosing not to hide who he was. Carl went on to win Mr Gay UK pageants, elections in local go…
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Jenna Suffern is a Sydney-based comedian, producer and writer. One half of comedy due Two Queers Walk Into a Bar, a writer and producer for Pedestrian.TV and VICE AU, and the star of her own one-woman show, It's Not Funny, It's Private, Jenna has helped curate a flourishing queer comedy safe space in Sydney and beyond. We recorded this conversation…
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Josh Rivers is a cultural worker, broadcaster, and the presenter of the conversation series Busy Being Black, a podcast exploring how queer Black folks live "in the fullness of their lives". Josh conducts his interviews in a way that allows people to unfold into their vulnerability, leading to inspiring conversations with fascinating guests from ac…
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Tommy Murphy is an award-winning screenwriter and playwright based in Sydney. Tommy adapted the Australian queer classic memoir Holding the Man for both stage and screen, while his limited series Significant Others was broadcast on the ABC last year. Most recently, he adapted Nevil Shute's On the Beach for the Sydney Theatre Company. We discuss mus…
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Stuart Linden Rhodes is the photographer behind the @linden_archives, a fascinating record of queer nightlife in the UK's north. During the pandemic, I start finding photos in my Instagram feed showing legends like Lily Savage, Su Pollard, and a pre-Spice Mel B, alongside a host of gay clubbers and allies dancing on sticky floors and tearing up the…
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Bamby Salcedo is the CEO and President of the TransLatin@ Coalition, the largest trans-lead organisation in the United States, with a mission to improve and enrich the lives of trans Latin@ women. Her activism over 25 years has seen her champion issues across undocumented migrants, HIV-AIDS, youth incarceration, and of course, the LGBTQ community. …
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Michael Cragg is a prolific music journalist for The Guardian, The Observer, Vogue and more, and as of last year, the published author of Reach for the Stars, an oral history of the mind-boggling period of British pop music that flourished between 1996 and 2006. We discuss the heady confluence of factors that lead to an era bookended by the Spice G…
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Sherry Vine is a drag legend. Over a thirty year career, she’s carved out a reputation for searing wit, spectacular performance, and filthy humour. Sherry joined me for this conversation as the second season of The Sherry Vine Variety Show was about to premiere – the show has just completed filming on it's third season, and you can catch it on Appl…
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Right back in ye olde podcasting days, I listened to just three shows – RuPaul and Michelle Visage's What's the Tee?, the BBC's Desert Island Discs, and the interview series LGBTQ&A, presented by Jeffrey Masters. A GLAAD Award-winning broadcaster, Jeffrey's compassionate and curious nature shines through in his conversations with a ludicrously long…
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Welcome back to Tracks of Our Queers. One of only two female resident DJs at Manchester's iconic Haçienda nightclub in the early '90s, DJ Paulette has spent 30 years pioneering a rich legacy in a male-dominated industry... not the easiest of tasks as a Black, bisexual woman. In this beautiful conversation, Paulette shares insights from her career a…
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Join us in the Writer's Room as we take you behind the scenes of our latest issue, filled with inspiration, fun, and heartwarming stories. We speak about the recent photo shoot at Virgin Hotels Edinburgh, where the bride and groom's shoot turned into a playful dance reminiscent of the Daniel Craig Belvedere vodka advert. Make sure to check out the …
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Join us as we announce the return of "Let's Talk Weddings" for its second season! We're reigniting the passion and romance with a revisit to our Writer's Room, discussing the latest issues of Your Scottish Wedding magazine and giving a voice to the talented individuals behind these enchanting stories. Expect heartfelt recollections and updates from…
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Join us in this rhythmic episode of "Let's Talk Weddings with Your Scottish Wedding" as we sit down with Iain from Piping Services Scotland. If you guessed bagpipes, you're right! Iain shares the fascinating journey of his family business and the unique role bagpipes play in Scottish weddings. Discover the origins of Piping Services Scotland, found…
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In this captivating episode of "Let's Talk Weddings with Your Scottish Wedding," we unfold the enchanting love story of Han and Jen. From their initial meeting over eight years ago in the United States to their relocation to Scotland, the couple shares the journey that led to their decision to tie the knot. Han and Jen, both originally from the U.S…
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In this enchanting episode of "Let's Talk Weddings with your Scottish wedding," host Marlene is joined by the talented and passionate wedding photographer, Rosaleen Bonnar. Rosaleen's journey into the world of photography is a heartwarming tale that started in her childhood, influenced by her father's love for the craft. From taking her camera to s…
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In this exciting episode of "Let's Talk Weddings with Your Scottish Wedding," join Marlene as she explores the remarkable world of weddings at the O2 Academy in Edinburgh, formerly known as the Corn Exchange. Marlene is joined by two incredible guests, Jodie Hunter and Emer Dooris, who share their insights and expertise on what it's like to celebra…
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Welcome back to another exciting episode of Let's Talk Weddings with Your Scottish Wedding! In this special episode, we have something truly enchanting in store for you. Join us as we delve into the world of Princes Square, a historic shopping and leisure destination in Glasgow, and their latest venture—a wedding exhibition like no other. Our hosts…
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Adriano Cappelletta is an actor, writer, and creator across film, television, cabaret, and music. After researching Australia's reponse to AIDS in 2016 after years of volunteering with HIV/AIDS organisations, Adriano wrote the play Never Let Me Go, which was adapted into the 2022 television series In Our Blood by the ABC. We discuss music by Arthur…
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Welcome to another exciting episode of "Let's Talk Weddings with Your Scottish Wedding." I'm your host, Marlene, and today we have a special guest, Katie Bletcher, joining us to dive into a fascinating topic. Recently, railcard.co.uk, our national rail card service, released some eye-opening statistics about the cost of attending weddings. They est…
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In 1975, a very young and very gay trio of musicians were signed to Jet Records, a London label headed up by, well, Sharon Osbourne's dad. Handbag regaled audiences with outrageous on-stage simulated sex and snogging, before recording their debut album... which sadly remained unreleased, due to the stifling and fearful climate of the time. Earlier …
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Ladies and gentlemen, we are thrilled to present the latest issue of our magazine, filled with captivating stories and inspiration for your wedding journey. This issue is a celebration of love, diversity, and the unbridled spirit of couples who dare to make their special day uniquely their own. In this edition, we take you on a journey through the …
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Annie Frost Nicholson is a multi-disciplinary artist based in London. It's easier to list which forms of art she doesn't bring her magic too, but I have particularly fallen in love with her visual meditations on loss, grief, and a lust for life. Annie's own experience of a particularly unique tragedy has coloured her work ever since, leading right …
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What kind of tools do we need to communicate our covid behavior and boundaries? What about our other access needs and disabilities? Is user interviewing better if it is one sided? Can you get the same level of helpful data for developing products from podcast interviews? 📚 Books The Mom Test by Rob Fitzpatrick Deploy Empathy by Michele Hansen This …
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Gary Lonesborough is a Yuin writer from the South Coast of New South Wales. He's the author of two young adult novels, The Boy from the Mish – a stunning depiction of a queer summer romance between two Indigenous teenagers – and the brand new We Didn't Think It Through. We discuss music by Bob Dylan, Kylie Minogue, and Elton John. You can follow Ga…
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Sophie Galpin is a UK-based multi-instrumentalist musician and artist, writing and performing as SOFT LAD. Collaborating and touring with Self Esteem, the Breeders, and Jessie Ware, Sophie began putting out her own work last year, and continues to shape her own artistic voice with a new EP on the way. We discuss some proper bangers this episode, by…
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Step into the captivating world of "Let's Talk Weddings with Your Scottish Wedding," where each episode unveils the enchanting tapestry of love and celebration. In this thought-provoking episode titled "United under the Rainbow Flag: Labels and Identity," we're embarking on a powerful and insightful journey into the realms of identity and inclusivi…
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Amy Zing is co-founder of Sink The Pink and alongside Glyn, they created their perfect club night out which became the largest LGBTQ+ performance collective in the UK. Amy has since moved to Margate and co-founded Margate Pride as-well as co-founding OUT Margate, an LGBTQ-friendly youth club. In this chat, they look back at their clubbing days and …
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Bill Hayes is a writer and photographer, recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in nonfiction, and a frequent contributor to the New York Times. The author of seven books, Bill is perhaps best known for his magical 2017 memoir Insomniac City, covering his move from San Francisco to New York, and his relationship with the groundbreaking neurologist Ol…
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Step into the enchanting realm of "Let's Talk Weddings," where each episode unveils the captivating tapestry of Scottish nuptials. In this episode, we are thrilled to welcome Tom, the visionary founder of Luxury Scottish Wedding. We'll delve into his remarkable journey and the story behind Luxury Scottish Wedding, an online directory synonymous wit…
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Shamir Bailey is an American singer-songwriter based in Philadelphia. Bursting into the stratos-queer in 2014 with "On the Regular", Shamir has since continually defined and redefined his musical language, visual identity, and artistry, on his own terms. His latest album, Homo Anxietatum, is out on August 18th on Kill Rock Stars. It was an absolute…
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Glyn has an emotional and raw chat with Billy Porter about the ups and downs of his life and career. From 'learning to be straight' at drama school in the 80s, to being pigeonholed in Broadway in the 90s, Billy looks back on the moments that encouraged him to be true to himself and to find roles where he can express himself freely. Hosted on Acast.…
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Kris Andrew Small has left his distinctive signature on art for clients including Apple, Adobe, and Adidas — queering the mainstream along the way. He joined me in the studio for this conversation, in Sydney / on Gadigal Land. We discuss music by Brockhampton, Madonna, and M.I.A. You can follow Kris on Instagram here, and purchase his art here. Tra…
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CONTENT WARNING: This episode includes conversations around addiction. Glyn sits down with Danielle St James for an honest look back on London Trans+ Pride. Dani is the founder of the charity, Not A Phase, which aims to uplift the lives of trans people. She shares her story from being general manager of nightclubs, through overcoming addiction and …
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Emma Goswell is a broadcaster and producer based in Manchester. She's the host of Coming Out Stories, an archive of personal experiences of that moment, and has presented for the BBC, Virgin Radio and Gaydio for several years. We discuss music by Yazoo, Erasure, and Prince. You can follow Emma on Instagram here. Tracks of Our Queers is produced, pr…
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CONTENT WARNING: This episode includes conversations around suicide and self-harm. Vin and Omi are creators who together, have built one of the leading eco fashion brands today. Stitch by stitch, they are creating an ideology and their fashion shows have caught the attention of King Charles, Michelle Obama, Debbie Harry and Beyoncé. They share thei…
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Justin Hopkins is an opera singer and musical theatre performer from Philadelphia, and currently based in Antwerp. Justin is the first guest to take me on a particularly classical journey, and I was thrilled to dive into his selections. We discuss pieces by Tchaikovsky, Kathleen Battle and Jessye Norman, and Elton John. You can follow Justin on Ins…
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Step into the enchanting realm of "Let's Talk Weddings," where each episode unveils the captivating tapestry of Scottish nuptials. Today, we invite you into our intimate writer's room, as we delve into the latest issue of Your Scottish Wedding magazine. Brace yourself for a riveting discussion, as we shine a spotlight on the much-anticipated "Mum's…
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Larry Flick is a former senior editor at Billboard Magazine, broadcaster for Sirius XM, and LGBTQ+ activist. He joins me for the first episode of our second season. We discuss tracks by Paul Parker, Sylvester, Bronski Beat, and David Bowie. You can follow Larry on Instagram here. Tracks of Our Queers is produced, presented and edited by Andy Gott. …
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Fresh off the back of releasing his solo album 'Last Man Dancing,' Jake Shears chats to Glyn about the creative process in making his music. He looks back on how some of the music from Scissor Sisters was created using answerphone recordings and how he always has his friends in mind when writing music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mor…
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Josh Rivers is the creator and host of Busy Being Black, the award-winning podcast centring the lives and experiences of queer Black people. He goes on a trip down memory lane with Glyn, to the early Sink The Pink club days and recalls how he grew to bring a sense of enchantment into his life. Josh works closely with UK Black Pride and attributes h…
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ABSOLUTE. aka Anthony McGinley, is a DJ and producer who's roots are in queer clubbing. Anthony and Glyn were flatmates during lockdown and when they weren't drinking wine or watching Real Housewives, Anthony was in his bedroom creating music that he's now been able to play in clubs around the world. This episode, reveals the level of self-belief n…
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Kadiff Kirwan found his love for drama at school and is now a critically acclaimed actor in television & theatre. Kadiff shares his journey with Glyn as he looks back on the emotional time when he came out as gay to his religious family. Kadiff talks about how his lived experiences as a gay black man, inform his work as an actor and how he strives …
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Welcome to the only wedding podcast dedicated solely to the Scottish wedding industry! We will be talking to guests from across the Scottish wedding landscape, discussing everything from how grooms can play an active role in their wedding planning and putting together the perfect elopement, to looking at the top bridal designers as well as keeping …
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Welcome to the only wedding podcast dedicated solely to the Scottish wedding industry! We will be talking to guests from across the Scottish wedding landscape, discussing everything from how grooms can play an active role in their wedding planning and putting together the perfect elopement, to looking at the top bridal designers as well as keeping …
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Andy here – as I'm putting the finishing touches on Tracks of Our Queers' second season, I thought I'd share some previews from my favourite episodes so far. Here's the first 10 minutes of my conversation with Bonzai Bonner, a DJ, nightlife promoter and activist based in Glasgow. You can find and subscribe to Tracks of Our Queers wherever you get y…
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