Hosted by A Writer from Manila · EN · 15 episodes
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Unfiltered thoughts on pressing issues from the queer community and our allies from the Philippines and the world
A Writer from Manila hosts The Queer Pridecast, a health show with 15 episodes published.
If you’ve spent any time on modern gay dating apps, you already know the feeling: the endless scrolling, the targeted ads, and the creeping suspicion that your digital social life has been entirely co-opted by corporate
In celebration of IDAHOBIT (International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia), a crucial time to reflect on the ongoing fight for LGBTQIA+ rights and bodily autonomy, we sat down with Doctor Deano Reyes, t
For many in the queer community, navigating the fitness world can feel like walking a tightrope between the desire to genuinely feel good and the immense pressure to look a very specific way. In this episode of "The Quee
In this episode of The Queer Pridecast, we are joined by Jefferson Estela, a climate activist and member of the Loss and Damage Youth Coalition. Jep takes us inside COP30 in Belém, Brazil, sharing his firsthand experienc
In this The Queer Pridecast episode, Igor Chervinsky, an LGBTQ activist, sociologist, and PhD student, discusses the challenges faced by queer migrants and refugees, particularly those who are often rendered invisible by
In early 2025, media headlines reported a “youth epidemic” as HIV cases in the Philippines surged, averaging 57 new cases a day. Some coverage blamed dating apps, young people, and queer communities, stoking public fear.
In this episode of The Queer Pridecast, intimacy coordinator, actor, and director Missy Maramara shares how consent and safety are being reimagined in Philippine performance spaces. She describes how intimacy direction e
In this episode, we speak with journalist and author Sadiya Ansari about her recent reporting on the experiences of queer migrants in Kenya. Sadiya produced the short documentary “Why LGBTQ+ refugees no longer want to st
In this episode, we dive into the topic of queer representation in cinema with our guest, film critic, curator, actor, and multimedia lecturer Jason Tan Liwag. We talk about the controversial “Emilia Perez,” an Oscar-rec
In August 2022, a study* came out and identified the prevalence of problematic drug use among transgender women and cis men having sex with men. A third of the survey participants were identified to have problematic drug
We can't deny how beauty standards affect how we interact and are accepted in different social circles. But for the LGBTQ+ community, the relationship with these ideals can be even more complex. Many queer folks already
What connection does the queer liberation have with the ongoing climate crisis? And will building a more vital, interconnected community help create a more sustainable world for queer individuals? In this The Queer Pride
What does it take to be an effective queer advocate? In this episode, trans actress and outspoken LGBT+ advocate Mela Habijan talks about brands going beyond representation of queer people, and what she learned about get
In this episode, I got to talk to my mentor and friend, Jessica Zafra. Jessica is an accomplished writer and arguably one of the defining voices in modern Philippine literature. Without a doubt, her sharp, witty essays h
Social media has significantly impacted the global queer community by providing platforms for advocacy, support, and visibility. Platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Threads, and X amplify activists' voices, help build supp
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