This week Matika sits down with the Worimi/Biripi man Jake Simon and talk about his creative journey and starting his business INYADOT Art 🖤💛❤️🌈

This week Matika and Courtney are joined by Neil Johnson aka Louis Libran to talk about the differences in Gay vs Lesbian dating as well as how labels can help and hinder out community.

During this special National Reconciliation Week episode, Matika and Courtney talk about Reconciliations past and this year's theme: Be Brave, Make Change.

This week Matika and Courtney return to chat about the shows and celebrities in the media that stood out to them while growing up. From childhood crushes on cartoon characters to everyone loving the L word. It's a wild ride!

This week Matika sits down with Neil Johnson aka Louis Libran to talk about the power of music as a form of expression for Queer and Indigenous creative's.

On this episode, sponsored by ACON Health, Matika sits down with Jane Ellen, key organiser for the First Nations Float in the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. We chat about the meaning behind this years float and why this years theme hits home!

To start up Season 2 of Coming Out Blak, Matika and Courtney talk about the crazy world of online dating with the help of our first sponsor Bumble! Join us as we talk about bad bio's, share our experiences and talk about the time we dated the same girl! 🙊

Wrapping up Season One, Matika and Courtney chat about their highlights of the podcast this year. The pair read out some listener coments and chat about whats next. Tune in for Season Two in December of 2020!

This week Courtney had a yarn with Pep Phelan, a proud Koori who identifies as a lesbian & just an all round amazing human. Pep talks to us about an article she recently had published, calling for epidemiological data to be more thorough, particularly to highlight other factors that create additional vulnerability for Indigenous peoples during this pandemic, particularly for those who identify as LGBTIQ+. We talk about university, sexuality and peps story.

This week Matika chats with the incredibly talented Jojo Zaho about why he started doing drag, what it's like growing up in a regional town as a young, gay and Indigenous man. The pair talk about racism, toxic elements of queer culture and more.