All Out Radio Show

Natalie Robinson is on the phone to talk about Pride in the Park and Murry and Claire catch up after some time off air! Get the full show with all the music on mixcloud - https://www.mixcloud.com/alloutradioshow/all-out-radio-show-8th-september-2018-natalie-robinson-pride-in-the-park/

Rosie Garland has a quick chat about her new novel and event at Burnage Library, Jax Effiong talks about her role at GMFRS LGBT and Julie Fish talks about her findngs from the research in to LGBT experiences of cancer care.

Murry and Claire are joined, in this music free version of the show by, Karlton Parris who is on the phone to talk about his new play thats coming to Manchester and the UK this spring/sumer - Once a year on blackpool sands and Faye from Open House tells us how she got on! for the full show to stream search for ALL OUT Radio Show on Mixcloud.

Murry and Claire are Joined on the phone by Ed from Staying Out 2018 talking about their events across the UK looking at the legacy and impact of Section 28, thirty years after the passing of the law. The Manchester event is 7th April at the Peoples History Museum. in the 2nd hour Faye from Open House an inclusive and accessible event for all LGBT+/deaf/disabled/mental health people joins us to talk about her DIY event at the Klondyke in Levenshulme on 30th March 2018 want the music too?...

Murry and Claire are joined by Amjad and Drew from Hidayah LGBT+ talk to us about being LGBT+ and Muslim and the work they do within their national organisation. www.hidayahlgbt.co.uk From their website: Hidayah is a nationwide organisation for LGBTQI+ Muslims in the United Kingdom. We campaign for social justice to defeat the stigma, taboo and discrimination faced by many within our communities and to give LGBTQI+ Muslims a voice and visibility to gain social acceptance and change. We offer...

Murry and Claire are joined by Henry from The Gypsy Roma Traveller LGBTQI Alliance for a really interesting chat about the issues faced by his community from many different angles and his mission to gain recognition and support.

Angela and James talk about their NHS at 70 project where they are collecting stories of your eperience of the NHS over the last 70 years and Annie Wallace of Hollyoaks fame comes in to chat about the goings on in the Village;- TDOR, World Aids Day and the lights switch on.

In This episode Murry and Claire are joined by Professor Jule Fish from Demontfort University talking about research in to LGBT experiences of cancer care and calling for people to take part. *This is the music free version, to hear the show in its entirety find us on Mixcloud*

This show Murry and Claire are joined by Susan Benbow talking about her research for Age Uk on older trans people's experience of health and social care services (Trans Age Project) and LGBT Foundation talk about lesbian bisexual womens experiences of services and safe spaces in their Take Over Radio Slot.

Its Murry's birthday this week so claire is off, but he's joined by Women in Comedy Festival Organisers and perfromers Mandy and Kerry come in to talk about the upcomong festival and claire is replaced by Ali Hanbury. Want the music as well? search for ALL OUT Radio Show on Mixcloud.

its poetry week on the ALL Out Radio show. Murry and Claire read out listener submitted poems on the subject of freedom and guest Jackie Hagan talks about her life and work and performs some poems too. this podcast has the music removed for licensing purposes but if you want the full show search for us on Mixcloud or go to our website www.allout.info

Adam Zane joins Murry and Claire from his deathbed to talk about Hope Theatre's new Project based on Martyn Hett

Listen to Annie Wallace of Hollyoaks TV fame talk about trans issues, and working on Hollyoaks with Murry. Recorded on the All Out Radio show 11th March 2017

Regina Mensah from the LGBT Disabled People’s Advisory and Social Inclusion Group DPASI, the Disabled LGBT Peoples Advisory and Social Inclusion Group, is an all-inclusive voluntary group whose main aim is to support the needs of the disabled lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans community.

Kate Cook from MMU talks about LGBT life at Manchester Met University, the It Gets Better Campaign and her own coming out.

Rob from the North Manchester based theatre company Mad Theatre talks about an upcoming event at Chorlton Arts Festival.

Andy talks about his life, belief and the MCC Church in Manchester

Claire went along to the Lucy Meadows Rally in Accrington. Lucy Meadows was a trans school teacher who committed suicide after being hounded by the press and especially Littlejohn in the Daily Mail.

John Stewart the CEO of Manchester Pride and his Partner Neil talk about Pride, growing up in Aberdeen, meeting and Coming Out.

Ben Heyworth (This Morning Call)brings in his new single, plays live and chats about his influences, life and coming out. The full tracks can be heard on the Mixcloud http://www.mixcloud.com/alloutradioshow/all-out-radio-show-13th-april-2013/