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National Museums Liverpool PodcastHomotopia: Creating a Queer UtopiaThis episode explores Homotopia, the UK’s longest-running LGBTQIA arts and cultural festival, which champions queer visibility, creativity, and community.
Guests include Bev Ayre, Danny Kilbride, Joan Burnett and Kolade T Lapido.
2025-03-0629 min
Platten-Panorama - der Vinyl und Musikpodcast#31: Sängerin Rahel über Vinyl, Grütze und Sehnsuchtsorte fernab gesellschaftlicher Zwänge
Mit ihrer aufregenden, gut funktionierenden Melange aus Post Punk, NDW und Grunge findet man Rahel erst in den FM4-Charts wieder, avanciert aber schnell vom „Geheimtipp“ zur festen Größe im deutschsprachigen Indie. Es folgen Auftritte bei namhaften Festivals wie dem Wiener Donauinselfest, Reeperbahn Festival und Dockville Festival.
Im März 2024 erschien schließlich das Debütalbum „Miniano“, eine surreale Reise zu einem Sehnsuchtsort, der alle Fantasien vereint. Ein Platz im Kopf, den man erreichen kann, wenn man es geschafft hat, gesellschaftliche Zwänge hinter sich zu lassen. Herzlich Willkommen!
Instagram-Profil: https://www.instagram.com/radikalrahel2024-07-061h 43
Fronteiras da Engenharia de Software41: Lean e Verificação de Software, com Leonardo de Moura (AWS)Neste episódio do Fronteiras da Engenharia de Software, Adolfo Neto entrevista o pesquisador Leonardo de Moura, Senior Principal Applied Scientist no Grupo de Raciocínio Automatizado na AWS e Chief Architect da Lean FRO. Leonardo é reconhecido por diversas contribuições, entre elas o desenvolvimento do Z3, um SMT Solver, e da Lean, que é ao mesmo tempo uma linguagem de programação funcional e um provador de teoremas.
A entrevista é dividida em partes, começando com a apresentação de Leonardo e de sua trajetória desde o doutorado na PUC-Rio até sua posição atual na AWS. Em seguida...2024-01-291h 20
The Anfield WrapTackling Online Homophobia In Football: TAW SpecialEE's Hope United have partnered with The Anfield Wrap to discuss online homophobia, calling it out and making football culture more inclusive.
Neil Atkinson hosts Olivia Graham from Homotopia and Paul Amann from Kop Outs...
Subscribe to The Anfield Wrap for more on homophobia in football, as well as reaction to all the news and events that matter to you…
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2023-02-2523 min
Cucharaditas de Ciencia11 de noviembre en la CienciaBuenos días hoy es viernes 11 de noviembre, soy Gladis Yañez y esto es ciencia toda la semana, hoy tenemos 18 historias de ciencia, pero antes ¿Quién dijo?
“Un prejuicio, a diferencia de un simple concepto erróneo, es activamente resistente a toda evidencia que pueda derrocarlo.” — Descúbrelo al final del episodio.
Historias de Ciencia:
Día del Armisticio , también conocido como Día del Recuerdo
Supernova de Tycho
Cálculo
Cirugía abdominal
Crisantemos
Telescopio
Patente de Bessemer
Shock quirúrgico
Carmen Serdán Alatriste
Universo en expansión
Canal de navegación de Man...2022-11-1126 min
Queer The CityQueer the City: A chat with Jay HulmeA special chat at last year's Homotopia Festival 2021, outside Liverpool's iconic Metropolitan cathedral with award winning transgender performance poet, speaker and educator Jay Hulme. Listen to Jay chat to our festival director, Char Binns, about his love of poetry, exploring churches and the relationship between religion and sexuality.2022-02-2425 min
Share Your SecretsS2 E10 Liverpool & Belfast (Ghana & China)On the final episode of Share Your Secrets Series 2 we hear from Char Binns, festival director of Homotopia, the organisation we teamed up with in Liverpool. There is also an interview with Nisha Tandon, founder of ArtsEkta in Belfast and artist Rong Gen Yin talks about his work for the Chinese section of the book. This interview is translated by Miao Wang. Plus Duncan Swainsbury, founder of Bounceback Food, shares news about their 2022 crowdfunding campaign.2022-02-0348 min
Queer The CityPearl Necklace Episode 4Content warning: This episode contains mentions of fire, death and features strong, suggestive and sexual language and mentions of violence/murder so please listen with caution.
Our last Pearl Necklace offers up a Candle Wax Erotica, the Confessions of a Night Club Janitor and a charming bouquet of auditory ephemera.
So, lean back, darling, pour yourself a tall glass of Shloer and warm your bunion by the fire as you settle down for one last chapter in this torrid little affair...2022-01-0624 min
The Bido Lito! Arts + Culture PodcastQueer The CityImagine if a city was planned and designed in a way that it represented each of the communities and peoples that lived within it. What would it look like? How would it change our behaviours, our sense of self and our safety if a city was designed for women, designed for the LGBTQIA+ community or for people living with a disability? We often think the way we live is the way it always has to be. The way cities are planned is like that. We feel we sit into a structure that cannot be a...2021-12-0242 min
Queer The CityPearl Necklace Episode 3Content Warning: mentions of violence, sex and liberace.
This weeks installment features an Ode to Celery, the Cranberries and the 'Crack of Dawn' - an elderly woman's vigilante war against crime2021-12-0118 min
The Final Straw RadioEric Stanley on "Structuring Antagonism and the Trans/Queer Ungovernable"This week, Scott spoke with Eric A Stanley about their new book, Atmospheres of Violence: Structuring Antagonism and the Trans/Queer Ungovernable, which was just published by Duke University Press. Eric A. Stanley is an associate professor in the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies at the University of California, Berkeley. In collaboration with Chris Vargas, they directed the films Homotopia (2006) and Criminal Queers (2019). Eric is also an editor, along with Tourmaline and Johanna Burton, of Trap Door: Trans Cultural Production and the Politics of Visibility (MIT Press 2017) and with Nat Smith, Captive Genders: Trans Embodiment and the Pr...2021-11-211h 15
Queer The CityPearl Necklace Episode 2Content Warning: features strong, suggestive and sexual language and mention of violence/murder.
This week’s episode features an epicurean dung diary, some doggy dating profiles and a local cab driver’s new hobby! Fasten your seatbelts, girls it’s going to be a blumpy ride!2021-11-1925 min
Millennials Are Killing Capitalism"Through The Aim Of Ending It" - Eric A. Stanley on Anti-Trans & Anti-Queer ViolenceIn this episode Josh interviews Eric Stanley about their most recent book Atmospheres of Violence: The Structuring Antagonism and the Trans/Queer Ungovernable. Eric is also the co-director of two films, Homotopia and Criminal Queers. And the co-editor of Trap Door: Trans Cultural Production and the Politics of Visibility and Captive Genders: Trans Embodiment and the Prison Industrial Complex. In this conversation, Josh interviews Eric about their latest work. Discussing the continuum of anti-trans and anti-queer violence, and grappling with what it might take to end it. They briefly discuss the lives of Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P...2021-11-0351 min
Queer The CityPearl NecklaceA new audio series for Homotopia Festival 2021
Pearl Necklace is a 6 part Round the Horne inspired absurdist queer sketch revue for the TikTok generation, celebrating the ingenuity (and ignorance!) of the LGBTIQA community past, present and future, recorded and broadcast in Liverpool as part of Homotopia Festival 21’ in partnership with DISTRICT & FRIGHTWIG.
In this week's Pearl Necklace we encounter a local Queer Community Radio station repeatedly interrupted by Bad News Farm, panel organisers desperately seeking diversity and the recollections of an ageing hollywood actress.
Content Warning: informal mention of suicide, sex and violence.
reference to racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism.
Soun...2021-10-2819 min
Queer The CityBecoming MummiesWritten and narrated by Jade Anouka and Grace Savage.
Getting ready to become parents is a daunting task. Add in that both parents are the same sex, and it becomes a whole lot more complicated.
When Jade and Grace decided to have a baby together, they trawled the internet for resources on queer parenting. Despite having a world of information at the swipe of a thumb and decades of LGBTQIA parents who have pioneered the way, relatable information was seriously lacking.
In this short audio narrative commissioned by Homotopia, Jade and Grace reflect on their journey so far, their hopes...2021-10-2734 min
Northern BroadcastsThe Northern Voice: "Definitely here, definitely queer" - Ep. 2: Queer TheatreTune in to Episode 2 of The Northern Voice podcast to hear how queer theatre is making beautiful waves in the industry. With queer artists Felix Mufti-Wright (Transcend Theatre), Meg McGrady (Queerly Productions), Jacqui Bardelang (Sigi Moonlight) and Roma Havers, we ask: are there more opportunities in the South for queer artists? How can theatres better make space for queer people? And – most importantly – should James Corden have been cast in Prom?***The Northern VoiceA new podcast by Northern BroadsidesHosted by Shabina Aslam...2021-09-0858 min
Trash & TreasuresPRIDE MONTH: Female Trouble - John Waters and the Art of FilthIt's time at last to spotlight the patron saint of this podcast, the pope of filth himself: John Waters. While he's better known for Pink Flamingos, Female Trouble is the most potent and maybe the best of his 1970s work, a razor-sharp satire of heteronormative culture that can only flourish because it comes from such a tight team of collaborating artists and weirdos.
But it's also worth asking: what happens when an outsider artist becomes a public figure? What does that new element of privilege do to their art and how they relate to the marginalized community they come from?
...2021-06-2142 min
Queer Queue PodcastThe Queer Queue Podcast S3E04: Interview with "Criminal Queers" Director Chris VargasIn today's episode, Nic and LINNA interview artist and filmmaker Chris Vargas. Listen to find more insight into Vargas' films "Homotopia" and "Criminal Queers" and their museum, the Museum of Transgender Hirstory & Art (MOTHA).
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Credits:
Hosts: Nic Austin and LINNA
Editing and Graphics: LINNA
Music: "Like That"...2021-06-1528 min
Star Maths - sección 17291x4 | Álgebra y Europa | Entrevista con el Dr.Joe Palacios matemático algebristaEn esta oportunidad nos acompaña el profesor Joe Palacios, quien realizó la maestría en la Universidad Paris-Sud (Francia) y obtuvo el grado doctor en la Universidad de Liverpool (Reino Unido). Trabajo en áreas relacionadas a Geometría Algebraica, Teoría de Homotopía y Teoría de números algebraicos. Actualmente está impartiendo clases en el IMCA( Instituto de Matemática y Ciencias Aplicadas), en la UNI(Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería), en la UNSA( Universidad Nacional San Agustín de Arequipa).
CONOCE MÁS A JOE PALACIOS:
➡️ Ficha CONCYTEC : http://directorio.concyte...2021-06-0537 min
Gabbing With GlassheadsGabbing With Glassheads - Episode 7 - Gerry PotterEpisode 7 features Gerry Potter - poet, playwright, director, actor, and both creator and destroyer of the infamous gingham diva, Chloe Poems. A favourite son of Manchester and his home town Liverpool, he trained at Everyman Youth Theatre and National Museums Liverpool lists him among the city's leading LGBTQ+ icons. His published works are included in both the poetry and philosophy collections at Harvard University, and the portrait documentary My Name is gerry Potter premiered at Homotopia in 2015. Gerry has a reputation for putting his Scouse voice on the line, and is strong on poetry and strong on the causes...2021-04-1335 min
Gabbing With Glassheads's PodcastGabbing With Glassheads - Episode 7 - Gerry PotterEpisode 7 features Gerry Potter - poet, playwright, director, actor, and both creator and destroyer of the infamous gingham diva, Chloe Poems. A favourite son of Manchester and his home town Liverpool, he trained at Everyman Youth Theatre and National Museums Liverpool lists him among the city's leading LGBTQ+ icons. His published works are included in both the poetry and philosophy collections at Harvard University, and the portrait documentary My Name is gerry Potter premiered at Homotopia in 2015. Gerry has a reputation for putting his Scouse voice on the line, and is strong on poetry and strong on the causes...2021-04-1335 min
BottomingHomotopiaFor our third LGBT+ History Month episode, we're headed to Euston station and taking ourselves out of London to visit our regional roots (virtually of course). We reflect on growing up in Liverpool (for Matthew) and a small town outside of Birmingham (for Brendan), and what this was like for two young queers; recalling the first times we saw representation in media and discussing how things could be have been had society been a little different, a little sooner. Matthew then shares some LGBT+ history he's uncovered about Liverpool before we speak to...2021-02-1737 min
Busenfreundin#126 Queer Pop (Gast: Sam Vance Law)Heute wird es mal wieder musikalisch bei Busenfreundin. Der Singer/Songwriter Sam Vance Law ist bei Busenfreundin zu Gast. In seinem aktuellen Album "Homotopia" erzählt er Geschichten, die er über die Jahre im Rahmen seines Gay-Seins gesammelt hat. Der Musikstil des aus Kanada stammenden Berliners wird von Kritikern als "Queer Pop" bezeichnet. Was das ist, erklärt er Ricarda in dieser Episode genauer. Viel Spaß!wwww.busenfreundin-magazin.com Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-11-2242 min
Loud Brown GaysElection Night Special - with Homotopia!We're back back back back again and giving Little Mix their flowers, loudly wondering who gave miss Glamorous so many parts in *that* charity single and marvelling over the Dan's downstairs developments.
Joining us on the coach this week are the lovely Char and Alex from Homotopia! They'll be discussing how you can experience the UK's longest running LGBTQIA arts and culture festival taking place right now in Liverpool and online! Visit homotopia.net to find out more or follow them on @HomotopiaFest 2020-11-0448 min
Queer The CityQueer The City: Art Crawl 3 with Rebecca ClarkIntroduced and guided by Roger Hill, we tour two sites on Homotopia’s Art Crawl with guest Rebecca Clark from Mooncup Theatre
Between by Soph Welton on the front window of The Bagelry, Nelson Street
birds of a feather flock together, aka: A New Family Portrait by OyH on the Baltic Creative building, Jamaica Street
Images from the series To Be Frank by Michael Parry at the Digital Exhibition Window at Open Eye Gallery, Mann Island.2020-10-3022 minQueer The CityQueer The City: Art Crawl 2 with Iesha PalmerIntroduced and guided by Roger Hill, we tour three sites on Homotopia’s Art Crawl with a guest Lesha Palmer
Black People Built Liverpool by Kiara Mohamed, inside the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral.
‘Multitransitional’ by Colin Lievens on the poster hoarding at Great George Street.
Audio Produced by Laura Brown
Series produced by Alex Ferguson on behalf of Homotopia
With support from BBC Radio Merseyside
Visit Homotopia dot net for more info2020-10-3024 minQueer The CityQueer The City 7: THE WALK Liverpool Docks, L3Award-winning playwright Marjorie H Morgan will give us an intersectional approach to the Albert Docks area – anchored to the city, to family, to self. Unity Theatre Co-commission.
Written and performed by Marjorie H Morgan
Audio Produced by Laura Brown
Series produced by Alex Ferguson on behalf of Homotopia
A Unity Theatre Co-Commission
With support from BBC Radio Merseyside
Visit Homotopia dot net for more info2020-10-3009 minQueer The CityQueer The City 1: IntroRoger Hill explores the notion of queering the city? What is urban planning, how does it shape where and how we live? Who makes the decisions and where do they come from? How does your race and your gender influence urban design? Gender mainstreaming makes us consider gender in building and planning, how do we consider race and sexuality, age?
Combining a personal and reflective history of Liverpool, with an interview with a city planner, perhaps. Helping to create a sense of perspective and understanding to tell audiences what the series will be about and what the terms will mean.
...2020-10-3004 minQueer The CityQueer The City 2: THE WALK St James' Gardens, L8Liverpool’s resident Non-Binary, Nudey-Rudey, Shiny-Whiny Poet Day Mattar gives us a Queer Fairy Tale based on their experiences in St James’ Garden (just below the Anglican Cathedral). Unity Theatre Co-commission.
Written and Performed by Day Mattar
Audio Produced by Laura Brown
Series produced by Alex Ferguson on behalf of Homotopia
A Unity Theatre Co-Commission
With support from BBC Radio Merseyside
Visit Homotopia.net for more info2020-10-3011 minQueer The CityQueer The City 3: THE WALK Lime Street, L1Our Artist-in-residence Fox Fisher will give a visitor’s perspective on the city, walking from Lime Street through town and talking to the city’s trans community as they do. Unity Theatre Co-commission.
Written and Performed by Fox Fisher
Audio Produced by Laura Brown
Series produced by Alex Ferguson on behalf of Homotopia
A Unity Theatre Co-Commission
With support from BBC Radio Merseyside
Visit Homotopia.net for more info2020-10-3006 minQueer The CityQueer The City 4: THE WALK Williamson Square, L1Associate Artist Ashleigh Owen tells us of coming back to Liverpool and finding their queer tribe after walking out of a life-changing theatre show onto Williamson Square. Unity Theatre Co-commission.
Written and Performed by Ashleigh Owen
Audio Produced by Laura Brown
Series produced by Alex Ferguson on behalf of Homotopia
A Unity Theatre Co-Commission
With support from BBC Radio Merseyside
With thanks to the Royal Court Theatre
Visit Homotopia.net for more info2020-10-3010 minQueer The CityQueer The City 5: THE WALK Dale Street, L2Maz Hedgehog gives us a look at heartbreak, and healing, and being brave enough to feel again, set along Dale Street. Unity Theatre Co-commission.
Written and performed by Maz Hedgehog
Audio Produced by Laura Brown
Series produced by Alex Ferguson on behalf of Homotopia
A Unity Theatre Co-Commission
With support from BBC Radio Merseyside
Visit Homotopia.net for more info2020-10-3011 minQueer The CityQueer The City 6: THE WALK Eberle Street, L2Mo Svendsen gives us a dystopian sci-fi, which revisits past queer love walking through Eberle Street in the Gay Quarter. Unity Theatre Co-commission.
Written by Mo Svendsen
Performed by Nadine Amami
Audio Produced by Laura Brown
Series produced by Alex Ferguson on behalf of Homotopia
A Unity Theatre Co-Commission
With support from BBC Radio Merseyside
Visit Homotopia.net for more info2020-10-3010 minQueer The CityQueer The City: Art Crawl 1 with Felix Mufti-WrightIntroduced and guided by Roger Hill, we tour two sites on Homotopia’s Art Crawl with a guest, Felix Mufti Wright.
Trans Rights Poster Series by Fox Fisher on Blundell Lane on the side of The Bluecoat.
Marsha by Sophie Green at Paradise Street, Liverpool One.
Chris by Millie Chesters at College Lane, Liverpool One. Millie is an illustrator based in Runcorn who brings her sketchbooks to life in her art @MillieChester milliechesters.com
Audio Produced by Laura Brown
Series produced by Alex Ferguson on behalf of Homotopia
With support from BBC Radio Merseyside
Visit Homotopia.net for more info2020-10-3021 min
Queer The CitySilsilad GabaySilsilad Gabay, is a responsive audio experience, led by Our Space and commissioned by Homotopia.
Bringing together eight QTIPoC artists from all over the world, to curate a digital chain of creative interactions between artists, Silsilad Gabay will take you on a journey filled with poetry, spoken word, original music and singing, streams of consciousness and more.
Show your support for QTIPOC artists and purchase the audio file here: https://ourspaceleeds.com/shop.html#!/products/silsilad-gabay-audio-experience
To skip to the start of the artists’ contribution go to 7:33.
Participating artists:
Our Space lead artist Dahab IG: @OurSpaceLeeds
Axelle IG: @Queeraxtivist
Monthati Ma...2020-07-141h 14
The Little Bird Told Me"We were all part of history" feat. Bev AyreCreative Producer and Curator, Bev Ayre, joins John to talk about the many, many, many ventures she has been involved in throughout her career.From being part of the team creatively producing the River Festival and Bordeux Wine Festivals, the opening and closing ceremonies of the Netball World Cup 2019, Sgt. Pepper @ 50, as well as being a key part of the inception of one of the UK's, if not THE largest, LGBTQ+ arts festival, Homotopia.Bev was also a key player in the early days of Stonewall as an organisation, and has some incredible stories to...2020-07-0827 min
Northern Stage Theatre PodcastEP.13 - Curious Arts with Phil DouglasThis week on the Northern Stage Theatre Podcast, we get curious with Phil Douglas, Artistic Director of Curious Arts - a producer, curator, leader and change maker. In this conversation Mark talks with Phil about enabling change, following an idea that is driven by heart and moving a festival on line. Hope you enjoy.
Download the transcript here.
Resource links:
Curious Arts: https://curiousarts.org.uk/
Dance City: https://www.dancecity.co.uk/
Queer Arts North: https://curiousarts.org.uk/queer-arts-north
Audio Queer and Stay Home Stay Queer: https://curiousarts...2020-07-031h 07
ImGespräch | NRWisionImGespräch: Sam Vance-Law, Musiker aus KanadaDer kanadische Musiker Sam Vance-Law kommt eigentlich aus der klassischen Musik. 2018 ist sein erstes Indie-Pop-Album erschienen. Es trägt den Namen "Homotopia". Ganze fünf Jahre arbeitete Vance-Law an der Platte. Unterstützt hat ihn dabei Konstantin Gropper von der Band "Get Well Soon". Im Interview mit Moderator Conor Körber erzählt Sam Vance-Law, wie das Album entstanden ist und welche Message er vermitteln möchte.2019-01-2934 min
Calum McSwigganEpisode 27 - Scott McGlynnCalum’s guest in the studio this week was activist, author, and presenter Scott McGlynn! They bonded over swimming and chatted about dealing with homophobia and whether going to the cinema one a first date is a good move or not. Singer Sam Vance-Law joined Calum on the phone talking about his latest single Gayby, which deals with issues surrounding same-sex adoption, and his debut album Homotopia. They finished off the show with a healthy dose of sex confessions from YOU!2018-04-121h 31
LGBTQ+ StoriesHomotopia: A Love Story, part oneIt’s been 49 years since the birth of gay liberation. This wonderful two-part documentary from Australia explores the evolving landscape of gender and sexual identity and the role ‘queer-friendly’ spaces, or ‘homotopias’ have played, and still play, in our lives.2017-06-2100 min
COZY ZONE with Ben WeberThe Cozy Zone Foundation 2016 Annual Report - COZY ZONE with Ben WeberDearest Cozy Zone Friends!
Please enjoy The Cozy Zone Foundation 2016 Annual Report featuring important statistics and a pitch for each of the seventeen projects devised for The Cozy Zone Foundation including:
EPISODE 36 – Sally Weber: “The Reading Community Center”
EPISODE 37 – Skyler Sullivan: “Jamaste”
EPISODE 38 – KD Diamond: “Figure One”
EPISODE 39 – Zach Brown: “Voices of Earth”
EPISODE 40 – Emma: “Biologue”
EPISODE 41 – Manny Delgado: “Dead End”
EPISODE 42 – Jennie Gruber: “Mood Ring”
EPISODE 43 – Marisol Rosa-Shapiro: “Our Parade”
EPISODE 44 – Cindy: “Homotopia”
EPISODE 45 – Renata Melillo Townsend: “Creative Cove Connections”
EPISODE 46 – Andrew Anzel: “Escape From Bro Island” + “Elephant in the Room”
EPISODE 47 – Spencer Lott: “The Weight of Ink”
EPISODE 48 –...2017-01-1239 min
Midweek02/11/2011This week Libby Purves is joined by Ceri Levy, Rita Tushingham, Gillian Lynne and Gisli Örn Gardarsson.Ceri Levy is a film-maker, birdwatcher and co-curator of a new exhibition, 'Ghosts of Gone Birds' which features eighty artists, including Sir Peter Blake, Ralph Steadman and Margaret Atwood, each of whom has depicted an extinct or endangered species of bird. Ghosts of Gone Birds is at the Rochelle School, London E2.Rita Tushingham's breakthrough movie 'Taste of Honey' is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a screening in Liverpool, her hometown, as part of this year's 'Homotopia Festival'. R...2011-11-0241 min