Still Here! Still Queer! Now What?

"I don't want to croak at sixty" w/ Gordon from the Gym

Gordon is one of the Sauna Sages at my gym and he's brilliant. In this conversation we explore themes of self-acceptance, body image, and the complexities of queer identity. We talk about the challenges of ageing, and the importance of humour in navigating life. We get deep! The discussion delves into the significance of coming out, societal expectations, and the journey towards self-love and acceptance. It's hot! It's here! Enjoy!

My queer joy is inside me

In this episode of Still Here! Still Queer! Now What? Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt shares personal reflections on recent challenges and new beginnings, discusses community updates, and shares all the excitement about his upcoming book tour. It's a little one, but you can still have plenty of fun with it.

"Fame is not going to fix me" w/ Anthony Kavanagh

In this episode, Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt interviews Anthony Kavanagh, a pop star turned author, who candidly discusses his journey through fame, addiction, and self-discovery. Kav shares insights from his memoir 'Pop Scars', reflecting on his experiences with sobriety, the challenges of coming out, and the impact of his past on his present life. The conversation explores themes of vulnerability, creativity, and the complexities of identity, offering listeners a raw and honest look at Kav's life and the lessons he's learned along the way. It can make you feel good!

Redrawing the boundaries of belonging

In this episode, Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt discusses the themes of queerness, aging, and community, reflecting on his journey as an author and the upcoming release of his book. He shares insights on the importance of support within the LGBTQ+ community, celebrates events like UK Black Pride, and navigates the complexities of inclusion and representation. The conversation also touches on recent controversies surrounding The Polari Prize and emphasises the need for evolving definitions of belonging and support. Spoiler: Transphobes are not welcome.

"Every day is a bonus" w/ Raga D'Silva

In this conversation, Dr. Paul Taylor-Pitt and Raga D'Silva explore themes of identity, ageing, relationships, and the importance of authenticity. Raga shares her journey as a queer woman navigating personal and societal challenges, reflecting on the impact of illness on relationships and the significance of open conversations about death and legacy. The discussion emphasises the value of intergenerational learning, mental health awareness, and living with intention, ultimately celebrating the richness of life experiences and the connections we forge with others. It's a keeper!