just a little chat about how life is going and what it's like to be queer at christmas, when you're surrounded by family who aren't always loving and supportive of your identity.

oli talks with two guests from their university about how the uni, as an institution, can support it's lgbtq+ students. what is allyship? how can institutions and schools show their allyship, specifically to their lgbtq+ students and staff? how can the university support and encourage others to work on their eduction to become better allies? all these questions and more are answered in this two part discussion episode. head over to @QueerCast.pod on instagram, feel free to let me know what you think of the episode! or you could head over to the QueerCast website to learn a little more about the podcast and look through the various resources available (just be aware that the merch is currently unavailable as it was designed as part of my final year project at university. i do hope to make it available in the future, so make sure to tell your friends and family about the podcast!) happy listening :) -Ol x

in this deep and personal episode of QueerCast, i'll explore what it means and feels to be trans by talking through my own journey to understanding my trans identity. this episode is suitable for absolutely anyone! whilst some of the language or concepts may be harder for younger audiences to understand, this podcast is suitable for all ages, genders, sexualities, races, religions etc. head over to @QueerCast.pod on instagram, feel free to let me know what you think of the episode! or you could head over to the QueerCast website to learn a little more about the podcast and look through the various resources available (just be aware that the merch is currently unavailable as it was designed as part of my final year project at university. i do hope to make it available in the future, so make sure to tell your friends and family about the podcast!) happy listening :) -Ol x

in this, the debut episode of QueerCast, i'll explore different sexualities, what they're called and what they really mean. i'll also talk about and debunk some of the common misconceptions of each sexuality. this episode is suitable for absolutely anyone! whilst some of the language or concepts may be harder for younger audiences to understand, this podcast is suitable for all ages, genders, sexualities, races, religions etc. head over to @QueerCast.pod on instagram, feel free to let me know what you think of the first episode! or you could head over to the QueerCast website to learn a little more about the podcast and look through the various resources available (just be aware that the merch is currently unavailable as it was designed as part of my final year project at university. i do hope to make it available in the future, so make sure to tell your friends and family about the podcast!) happy listening :) -Ol x