Loud + Queer Banner

On Air

Loud & Queer: What Does It Mean To Be Visible?

Banners-2-768x312

In this special episode post Trans Day of Visibility, we ask what being visible actually means for members of the community? Some L&Q regulars, alongside some trans community legends, pitched questions relating to trans identity, TDOV, and the idea of visibility, and then answered them.

This is an extended cut of a feature piece originally broadcast 03/04/2022, the regular segments and news presented by Sammy and Liz from that day won’t be podcasted, sorry, all the more reason to make sure you catch us live Sundays 3-4pm AEST at 90.7FM or online here on SYN’s website.

But If you missed our live broadcast the week before, you can find it online! Sammy and Liz talked Meta Censorship, LGBTQIA+ Focused Health Care and a fairly positive news whip (for once).

27/03/22 Playlist:

Racerage – Divine Melanin

imbi – Mannish Boy

Electric Fields – Catastrophe

100 gecs – Money Machine

Church & AP – Hello Hello

Girlpool – Nothing Gives Me Pleasure

Mykki Blanco – Family Ties (ft. Michael Stipe)

Marara – Outdoor Nudge

03/04/22 Playlist:

River Boy – Lifeline

Bobby Sanchez – Two-Spirit Anthem (Noodl Beats)

Bellwether – Halfway Happy

Five Island Drive – The Record

MUNA – Anything But Me

Find these tracks and all the others we have played this year by checking out our Spotify Playlist:

More by Loud and Queer

Researcher Gene Bawden on ‘Consenting Cities’ and Urban Design’s Hidden Impacts

Melbourne/Naarm-based researcher Gene Bawden and the XYX Lab will open its latest exhibit ‘Consenting Cities’ in Melbourne tomorrow.  It offers startling glimpses […]

Loud & Queer: Our Favourite Queer Albums from 2022

Sammy and Liz are joined by 2/3 of SYN’s Music Managers, Gracie and V, to chat our favourite releases of 2022 by […]

Loud & Queer: Interviews with Cerulean, J. Rosenbaum, Rachel Maria Cox and Natali Caro

With Melbourne Fringe coming to an end we had a chat to J. Rosenbaum about their online exhibition ‘AI Perceptions of Gender’ […]