درباره این اپیزود
Hola! I’m Roberto and my episode is about re-invention...
I had a good job in Mexico, but I needed a change. So I said BYE BITCHES and moved to London. Seven years later... you can take the girl out of Mexico but you can’t take Mexico out of the girl. I have my roots in Mexico, as well as my new roots in London...
In my episode of Queer Roots and Routes, Amar shares a story about the hypocrisy of the police who wear Pride badges. Then Rob and Asad have a conversation about drag, coming out, and being fabulous. Their stories help me to see how I’ve reinvented myself in London, founding an organisation called Número de Serie, partnering with artists and designers to improve awareness for HIV and sexual health.
If you need help reporting violence, a hate crime, or even something about the police, there’s a charity called GALOP which is the UK’s LGBT+ anti-abuse charity. Támbien, aquí en español.
You can find a transcript of this episode here in text and pdf.
Queer Roots and Routes is an Aunt Nell Production for The Love Tank, a not-for-profit community interest company that promotes health and wellbeing of under-served communities through education, capacity building and research.
Produced, edited and engineered by:
Tash Walker
and
Adam Zmith
Assistant producers:
Saaqib Afzal
José Carlos Mejia
Amardeep Singh Dhillon
Chase Edwards
Stanley Iyanu
and
Rad Konieczny
Creative design and artwork by:
Music by Edoy
Recorded at Pirate Studios in Dalston and Hackney Wick, east London
Executive producers:
Marc Thompson
and
Dale Taylor-Gentles
Sound effects from freesound.org.
Full credits and the episode transcript available here.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
