Queer Not Here

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Queer Not Here is a podcast documenting stories of LGBTQ Malaysians who have migrated away from Malaysia. The series explores the reasons why they left, how they see Malaysia now and what their hopes are for the LGBT community in Malaysia. Hosted by Nez. Content warning for homophobia and transphobia.

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    Season 1 Wrap Up Chat!

    Hi folks! Welcome to the wrap up episode of this season of Queer Not Here! This is a bit of a special episode, I’m not interviewing anyone, but rather having a casual chat with my friend Kar Yin, who was episode 5 of the season. We talk about how the podcast has gone, was it what I expected, what are the plans going forward, and also Kar Yin shares with me how was her experience being on the podcast. A big big huge thank you, to every single person who said yes, and shared your stories. Thank you for your honesty, your willingness to be part of this project and to go through this process with me. Thank you to Kar Yin, for helping me conceptualise parts of the podcast. A big Thank you to Syar, for being my podcast expert buddy who I could always go to bounce ideas and get feedback. Thank you to Belinda, for coming up with the name Queer Not Here, and thank you to Ames, for designing the logo. I love you all very much.  Lastly, a big thank you to everyone who’s been following and listening to this podcast!! If you’d like to get in touch with me, do email me at queernothere@gmail.com, or hit me up on IG @queer.nothere.

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    Natasha

    Hi folks and welcome to our last interview episode of the season! This episode I speak to Natasha, a bisexual woman living in Australia. Natasha talks to me about what it was like coming out to her male partner, and the frustrations she has with not feeling safe back home. Natasha is also a sex positive advocate, and you can check out her page @browngirl.sexology on IG.  Thanks so much for supporting this podcast! Next week I'll be uploading a last episode, a chat with Kar Yin, who was episode 5 in the series, about how this season has gone, and what the plan is next.  Episode photo credit: Natasha Have a listen to the introduction to know more about this series, and do get in touch! IG: @queer.nothere, queernothere@gmail.com

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  3. Kye

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    Kye

    Hi! This episode I speak to Kye, a transman and actor living in Los Angeles, USA. Kye is also the younger brother of Adam, who you may have heard in the previous episode. Kye tells me about leaving Malaysia at a young age and the actors life in LA! Thanks for supporting this podcast, and hope you enjoy the episode!  Episode photo credit: Kye Have a listen to the introduction to know more about this series, and do get in touch! IG: @queer.nothere, queernothere@gmail.com

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  4. Adam

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    Adam

    Hi! This episode I speak to Adam, a gay Sabahan filmmaker and YouTuber, living in Melbourne, Australia. Adam talks to me about the environment of fear he experienced as a gay person in Malaysia and how it affected his journey of coming out and living as his authentic self. Thanks for supporting this podcast, and I hope you enjoy the episode! Episode photo credit: Adam Have a listen to the introduction to know more about this series, and do get in touch! IG: @queer.nothere, queernothere@gmail.com

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  5. Seok

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    Seok

    Hi folks! This episode, I speak to a good friend of mine, Seok, who's a gay academic doing her PHD in Syracuse, USA. Seok talks to me about community, language and identity politics in the US. Thanks so much for supporting this podcast, and enjoy the episode! Photo credit: Seok Have a listen to the introduction to know more about this series, and do get in touch! IG: @queer.nothere, queernothere@gmail.com

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  6. Wai

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    Wai

    Hey folks! This episode I speak to Wai, a gay man and professor of communication at St. Louis university, in Missouri, USA. Wai is the research partner to Hemla, who you may have heard in a previous episode, and he talks to me about what it was like coming out and learning about gay culture later in life, and also abt the research he does with Hemla, on LGBTQ Malaysians. Photo credit: Wai Have a listen to the introduction to know more about this series, and do get in touch! IG: @queer.nothere, queernothere@gmail.com

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  7. Jellene

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    Jellene

    Hello! This episode I speak to Jellene, a lesbian and programmer living in Finland with her partner, who’s also a Malaysian. Jellene talks to me about Finnish culture and the good and bad of adapting to living in a place so starkly different to home. Thanks for listening to this episode, and if you like what you hear, please do share it with friends and family. Photo credit: Jellene Have a listen to the introduction to know more about this series, and do get in touch! IG: @queer.nothere, queernothere@gmail.com

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  8. Hemla

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    Hemla

    Hi Folks! This week I speak to Hemla, a lesbian and professor in mental health counselling in Missouri, USA. Hemla tells me about what it was like coming out and being queer in the 90s, and why the mental health of the queer community is important to her. Thanks for listening to this episode, and if you like what you hear, please do share it with friends and family. Photo credit: Hemla Have a listen to the introduction to know more about this series, and do get in touch! IG: @queer.nothere, queernothere@gmail.com

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Queer Not Here is a podcast documenting stories of LGBTQ Malaysians who have migrated away from Malaysia. The series explores the reasons why they left, how they see Malaysia now and what their hopes are for the LGBT community in Malaysia. Hosted by Nez. Content warning for homophobia and transphobia.

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