
This week Bette (she/they) and Brody (they/them) speak with local agender youth worker, organiser, and activist Jade Mirabito (he/him) about International Non-Binary Day, support services for queer young people, and the radical act of staying alive.

This week Bette (she/they) and Brody (they/them) speak with local agender youth worker, organiser, and activist Jade Mirabito (he/him) about International Non-Binary Day, support services for queer young people, and the radical act of staying alive.

Brody and Hazel had the privilege to chat to Tara from Living Authentically about what they do and how they ended up starting this! We had chats about sex ed workshops and peer reviewed handy tips to decrease dysphoria!!!

Ez, Rae, Bette, Hazel, Brody, and Sellma Soul are in studio this week encouraging you to subscribe to the greatest radio station on earth 4 TRIPLE ZED!

This week Ez (he/him) and Rae (they/them) are in studio catching you up on all the week in community news and events. They were also joined by Bowen (he/they) from the LGBTI Legal Service discussing their latest community resource Justice Beyond the Binary which is a website designed to help Non-Binary people to navigate through life free from discrimination.

This week Rae (they/them) and Ez (he/him) are in studio they pay homage to recently passed Poet and American Activist Andrea Gibson and Rae interviews A.K. Mulford who is a bestselling fantasy romance author with books published in twelve languages worldwide.

We're kickin' it non-bineeey style! Happy International Non-Binary Day!

This week Hazel (she/her) and Liz (they/them) are joined in studio by local artists Felix (he/they) and Adam (he/him) from synth flavoured industrial metal band APO//O, to talk their new EP MYTHOS. Diving into their DIY Tranz Punk process, shower thoughts, influences, and their upcoming gig at the Magandjin People Pride at the Jagera Community Hall July 19.

This week Bette (she/they) and Brody (they/them) indulge in a massive info dump about the dreaded "D" word, “detransition”. Their conversation focuses on ways to talk about detransition, especially in advocacy spaces, and ways not to. Throughout there are a few controversial takes from Bette.