Episode 16 - Tanya chats to Brighid about being a queer Thai Kiwi, volunteering, coming out, TV shows, and handling racism. CWs: Racism, queerphobia. Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

Episode 15 - Sean Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

Episode 14 - Jadwiga - Season Two is here, queer and in your ears! Jadwiga talks to Brighid about New Zealand's queer history, stand up comedy, documentary theatre and her journey as a trans woman. Tune in for sincerity, hilarity and solid musical choices

Brighid and Riley discuss mental health, queer volunteering, and self care for trans and gender non-binary people. We also dish out some queer media recommendations to keep you occupied while OUTearoa prepares for Season Two! Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dun

Sarah chats to Brighid about growing up with a Fijian-Indian dad and Samoan mum, bisexuality, religion, pacific islander cultures in New Zealand, racism, biphobia, being a queer woman in health science, recovering from domestic violence and sexual abuse,

Episode 11 - Carol In part two of Brighid Gets Personal, our host and her mum get real about love, growing up, family, and coming out. Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

Episode 10 - Allyn Brighid gets personal with her partner, Allyn Robins, about his family, relationships, dating while bisexual and navigating queer spaces with an opposite-sex partner. Includes a healthy dose of sappiness, excellent tunes and banter. B

Vincent chats to Brighid about counselling, fatherhood, marriage, bisexual invisibility and nerdy pursuits Broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

The host of OAR’s Outrageous Ageing, Malcolm Angus, tells Brighid about his challenging but ultimately triumphant life story. This interview explores Malcolm’s unconventional childhood, coming out journey, relationship with his family, position on sexuali

Local artist and film/TV buff Whina Pomana shares their story of growing up Māori in rural Southland, navigating queer and takatāpui identity, and experiencing New Zealand’s failing mental health system. Tune in for real talk and some beautiful music recs