ABOUT THIS EPISODE
It's Mardi Gras season, so we chat to journalist Patrick Abboud and presenter Faustina Agolley about why Mardi Gras is so important and their coming out experiences. Faustina tells us about why she didn't come out until her 31st birthday, and we hear about what it was like for Patrick to come out, given his Palestinian/Lebanese background (and how he was nearly in a fake marriage to a women).
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Australia
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