Speak Out is a podcast, brought to you by LGBTQIA+ young people from InsideOUT. InsideOUT is a national charity based in New Zealand, with the vision for all rainbow young people to have a sense of safety and belonging in their schools and communities. Speak Out covers local and international news and events, interviews and discussion, music, reviews, and more, all with a connection to rainbow communities.
Welcome to the third annual ADHD extravaganza. Time blindness, routines, sleep and food are all things that ADHD brains struggle with and Maggie, Jaye and Compass way in with their tips and experiences with them.
TW: Discussion around food from 48:00-58:30
Compass chats to Megan about her research into queer music and if there is a "queer sound". We don't talk about musical theatre, I'm sorry gays, but we do talk about Rina Sawayama, St. Vincent and Hozier.
To get involved with Megan's research, email her at Megan.Rogerson-Berry@wintec.ac.nz
Lucy and Compass play 20 questions with Caitlin, Christine and Chaz from Promised Land Books to delve into rainbow representation for children, the process of creating their latest book Raven Wild and all of the mood boards they created along the way.
Find out more about Raven Wild and Promised Land Books here
Emlyn, Connor, Ari, Cad and Compass get together to record one of the most chaotic episodes of SpeakOUT to date with the help of some personality quizzes.
Neo/Cad and Compass chat with AJ Fitzwater about their new book No Man's Land, their experience with being a queer author and their writing process.
Emlyn, Neo/Cad and Compass chat about being non-binary, how being non-binary is different for all of them and how their identities have evolved over time.
Bron, Alex and Compass jump from topic to topic in a very chaotic, car ride edition of SpeakOUT.
KJ and Karen chat with Compass about Lesbian visibility and the importance of visibility in media and in life.
Charlie, Sloan and Compass spill the quarantea during quarantine
Charlie, Sloan, Ari and Compass discuss pride and all of the politics surrounding it before delving into their intersecting identities
