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So Loquacious: Nic Holas chats about HIV activism, fringe festivals and hotels

Activist Nic Holas, founder of The Institute of Many, and outspoken advocate for HIV awareness joins us on the latest edition of the So...

So Loquacious: Matthew Bacon discusses safe sex, HIV and men's health

Matthew Bacon from the WA AIDS Council is the latest guest on our So Loquacious podcast. As the newly appointed Gay Men's Outreach Officer, Matthew works with...

So Loquacious: Misty Farquhar joins us to look over recent news

Researcher and human rights advocate Misty Farquhar joined Graeme Watson and Leigh Hill for the latest installment of our podcast So Loquacious. The discussion covered...

Tiernan Brady on fighting for marriage equality

Tiernan Brady led Ireland’s ‘Yes’ campaign for marriage equality. Now he’s here in Australia as the head of Australians for Equality, one of the...

OUTinPerth: back in print this week

Leigh and Graeme would like to give a huge thanks to everyone who has contributed to the GoFundMe campaign to get OUTinPerth back up to...

So Loquacious: Can there be a respectful debate on marriage equality?

Can there be a respectful debate on marriage equality? That's one of the questions tackled on the latest episode of OUTinPerth's podcast 'So Loquacious'. Graeme Watson...

So Loquacious – Is it ever okay to 'out' someone?

The second episode of our new podcast was released this week. 'So Loquacious' is a weekly conversation about what's making news and what we...

OUTinPerth launch podcast series

OUTinPerth is excited to launch a new project, a podcast series. 'So Loquacious' is a weekly conversation about news and current affairs topics that relate...

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