This week Sev is joined in studio by Archie Arsenic, producer of Under the sea and local performer, activist and Little Mermaid fanatic. They discuss upcoming local events and the ongoing channel 7 spotlight controvesy, talk about the importance of protecting trans youth and lay down some truths about the myths of detransioners. They also explore how Archie's upcoming event is structured with ticket tiers to explicitly include and support trans folks, mob, disabled folks and low income folks

This week Lizard & Cai take over talking the miss-reporting and fear mongering of the Channel 7's Spotlight show. And then "moving right along" they both talk all the Pre-BIGSHOW events and the queer lineup coming up in BIGSHOW and the Brisbane Festival. So join us by rubbing shoulders, and zooming from each event with sweat, panic, & pride.

This week Ez brings in fresh blood with Lizard (they/them) from 4zzz's Art Cart to co-host the show. The pair then chat with Frankie from Mt Nadir while they smash the queer cafe worker steriotype while eating smashed avos' for brekky. Together they all chat Mt Nadir's formation, how to get out there as a band, and their next show happening Sept 1st at Felons Barrel Hall. Ez and Liz also talk this weeks news, but mostly the great selection of Community Events!

This week Ez is joined in studio by the wonderful Seán Dowling (she/her), a transfemme designer and playwright. Together they discuss Unconditional a play presented by Brisbane Fesitival, Brisbane Powerhouse, and Playlab Theatre. Unconditional is play about a gay couple's relationship as they navigate a huge change when one of them comes out as trans.

Radiothon Special with Ez, Cai, and Sellma Soul

Sev and Ez are in studio playing a prerecorded live session and interview with award winning young songwriter Coco Barker, sharing six original tracks publicly for the very first time! We hear about his journey from writing fan songs for Five Nights At Freddy's as a kid to laughing at the absurdity of religious zealots protesting his existence. This epsiode contains news coverage and discussion about youth trans suicide, and as such comes with a content warning for the first segment.

This week Ez is joined by Amy Sargeant and Arianna Nixon the creators of an audio visual exhibit at Wreckers Artspace on August 5th from 7:30PM and at 8:30PM. Amy Sargeant is a Meanjin based visual artist, musician and trans justice advocate. Through installations of sculpture, audio and video Amy’s work responds to her disillusionment with the dysfunctions of the Australian political establishment by reframing the elements of political spectacle. Amy deploys the Situationist method of détournement to des

This week Ez & Cai deep dive into the recent 4 corners episode BLOCKED which was aired on the 10th of July 2023 about the battle over Youth Gender Care, particularly in NSW at Westmead Children's Hospital with their gender clinic and research on trans youth [06:02]. Both hosts question the "balanced journalism" and discuss why you should spare yourself from watching it. Also touching on TERF rhetoric, language, and venting their frustrations at misrepresentation of trans people and their families. Also the