
Episode 99 - Various Rainbow High School Experiences
Lucy, Thomas, and Jamie discuss their experiences as rainbow folks at secondary schools in Aotearoa with varying distance from their time at school.
Lucy, Thomas, and Jamie discuss their experiences as rainbow folks at secondary schools in Aotearoa with varying distance from their time at school.
In episode 98 of SpeakOUT, Neo and Ben have a discussion with Alex and George, two researchers for the Trans Pregnancy Care Project. Then, Neo and Edie run you through some happenings that you might be interested in!
SpeakOUT's fabulous new intro was made by Olive and Lizzy!
Listen to Neo ramble about the books he read in 2021, as the other plans for this month's episode fell through!
Compass, Jaye, and Maggie kōrero about their experiences with ADHD, from the beginning of their journey with it until now.
In this episode, first Alex and Neo discuss InsideOUT Kōaro's new resources, and then Emlyn, Justin, and Charlie make the episode a little more spooky by discussing queerness and horror, and the ways that those things go hand in hand!
Ashleigh and Neo kōrero about Mental Health Awareness Week, and then Emlyn and Lucy talk about Bisexual Awareness Week and their experiences being bi.
If you're needing support, some places that can help are OutLine (https://outline.org.nz/), YouthLine (https://www.youthline.co.nz/) and 1737.
Songs used are Waitī Waitā by Maisey Rika and In The Middle by Dodie Clark.
Lucy and Neo kōrero about books, reading, and representation in both those things!
The song used at the beginning and end is "I'd Be Your Wife" by Mary Lambert.
Sophie and Compass kōrero about movies and shows with queer representation.
Compass rants about Queer media and then joins Emlyn as they explain the beautiful world of Narrative Podcasts.
Compass interviews John Fenaughty about the Identify survey, what the survey is, how it came to be and what it could help us achieve.
If you are a Rainbow person between the ages of 14-26 take the Identify survey here: https://www.identifysurvey.nz/