11 épisodes
Living Free With Dan Living Free with Dan
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- Culture et société
Living free with Dan is an online LGBT African show created to dispel myths around African Queerness and mental health in order to create visibility, empowerment and validation for LGBTIQ+ communities and individuals around the world!
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“Security is the biggest issue” - Nigerian based Queer Activist: Amara, The Lesbian
Amara, The Lesbian is a Queer Activist, story teller and YouTube sensation living openly in Nigeria despite the state violence towards the LGBT community. ATL talks about her sexuality, relationship, mental health and what it means to be a queer person living in Nigeria
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Nigerian Gay Professional Makeup Artist Damilola Adejonwo talks Coming Out & Relationship with Mum
Our guest share his experience as a Gay Nigerian man who also does makeup. Damilola talked about the importance of self love, self acceptance and family.
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U.S Based #Lesbian Cameroonian Entrepreneur talks #LGBT Rights and Life as a Queer #African Woman
Teresa Morcho is an American based Lesbian #Cameroonian, Business Owner, E-Commerce Professional and Human Rights Activist.
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Bolu Okupe- Nigerian Gay Fitness Model and LGBT Advocate talks Nation`s reaction after coming out
On this week`s episode of `Living Free With Dan`; Guest: Nigerian Gay Fitness Model and Bodybuilder, Bolu Okupe , talks about his experience after coming out on social media, and life as a Black Gay Man living in Paris, France
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Uyaiedu Ikpe-Etim- Nigerian Queer Feminist and Director of Ife the Movie.
On today's episode of Living Free With Dan; Guest- Uyaiedu Ikpe- Etim- Nigerian Queer Feminist, Filmmaker, Film producer, and screenwriter talks about the movie "Ife" and life as a Lesbian living in Nigeria.
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Matthew Blaise- Nigerian Queer Rights Activist and Founder of Oasis Project.
Matthew Blaise is a non-binary Nigerian and a Queer Rights Activist, and on today`s episode of Living Free With Dan; Matthew talks about life as a queer person and how they keep up with their company, school, and dealing with homophobia in Nigeria.