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Queer As... Ellen van Neerven
Dec 1, 2025
56m 15s
Queer As... Troy-Anthony Baylis
Nov 17, 2025
1h 15m 32s
Queer As... Campbell X
Nov 10, 2025
1h 25m 46s
Queer As... Jazz Money
Nov 3, 2025
1h 45m 02s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/1/25 | ![]() Queer As... Ellen van Neerven✨ | queer Indigenous artistsliterary awards+3 | Ellen van Neerven | Two Dollar RadioHeat and Light+4 | — | Ellen van Neervenqueer Indigenous+3 | — | 56m 15s | |
| 11/17/25 | ![]() Queer As... Troy-Anthony Baylis | Welcome to the first series of the QUEER AS podcast where we’re yarning with queer Indigenous artists and creative practitioners about their work across the public imaginary. On today's episode, we chat with painter, textile artist, installation artist and performance artist Troy-Anthony Baylis. A descendant of the Jawoyn people from the Northern Territory, Baylis is part of a larger contemporary movement exploring Indigeneity and sexuality through a cross disciplinary lens, traversing visual art, performance and literature. His multi-faceted artistic practice is founded in the process of ‘queering’ and unsettling traditional ways of representing Aboriginality. Baylis' work has been subject of 29 solo exhibitions and numerous group exhibitions, performances, and publications since 1993, and he was the inaugural recipient of the prestigious Guildhouse Fellowship (2019). In 2026 Wakefield Press will publish a major monograph on the artist’s work that will coincide with him being the 2026 SALA Festival feature artist.For a full transcript of this episode, and links to artists and works discussed, visit: https://queer-as.org/a-podcast/troy-anthony-baylis/QUEER AS is part of the Saving Lives research program that recalls and centres the power of queer Indigenous artistic thinking and creativity. This anticolonial podcast is sponsored by the Australian Research Council and in partnership with IndigenousX and the Centre for Global Indigenous Futures.QUEER AS is hosted by Wiradjuri trans/non-binary creative artist and Professor of Critical Indigenous Studies Sandy O'Sullivan, with settler trans/non-binary researcher, musicker, and radio maker Dr Han Reardon-Smith. Theme music is also by Sandy and Han, and audio editing and podcast production is by Han. Cover art is by Wiradjuri trans/non-binary artist Dylan Barnes. | 1h 15m 32s | ||||||
| 11/10/25 | ![]() Queer As... Campbell X | Welcome to the first series of the QUEER AS podcast where we’re yarning with queer Indigenous artists and creative practitioners about their work across the public imaginary. Today's guest is the remarkable Blackqueer filmmaker Campbell X. Campbell X's work deals with queer memory, desire and Blackness across the African diaspora through filmmaking, theatre and curation. He directed the award-winning queer urban romantic comedy feature film STUD LIFE which was voted by the Guardian as one of the top 10 Black British feature films ever made, and also voted as one of the top 25 films of the century by film critic Ryan Gilbey. Campbell's second feature Low Rider had its world premiere in Edinburgh film Festival in 2025. Low Rider a queer road trip Low Rider was filmed in the Western Cape region of South Africa and stars Emma Mcdonald and Thishiwe Ziqubu. In our discussion, we dive into another recent work by Campbell -- his short film UNTITLED(2025), an incantation to our Indigenous ancestors from the Global Majority who experienced enforced binary genders, colonialism and the theft of land and resources.For a full transcript of this episode, and links to artists and works discussed, visit: https://queer-as.org/a-podcast/campbell-x/QUEER AS is part of the Saving Lives research program that recalls and centres the power of queer Indigenous artistic thinking and creativity. This anticolonial podcast is sponsored by the Australian Research Council and in partnership with IndigenousX and the Centre for Global Indigenous Futures.QUEER AS is hosted by Wiradjuri trans/non-binary creative artist and Professor of Critical Indigenous Studies Sandy O'Sullivan, with settler trans/non-binary researcher, musicker, and radio maker Dr Han Reardon-Smith. Theme music is also by Sandy and Han, and audio editing and podcast production is by Han. Cover art is by Wiradjuri trans/non-binary artist Dylan Barnes. | 1h 25m 46s | ||||||
| 11/3/25 | ![]() Queer As... Jazz Money | Welcome to the first series of the QUEER AS podcast where we’re yarning with queer Indigenous artists and creative practitioners about their work across the public imaginary. On today's show, we are joined by the magnificent Jazz Money. Jazz is a Wiradjuri poet and artist producing works that encompass installation, performance, film and print. Their writing and art has been presented, performed and published nationally and internationally. Jazz has written two award-winning poetry collections how to make a basket (2021) and mark the dawn (2024), and the children’s book The Frog’s First Song (2025) illustrated by Jason Phu. Trained as a filmmaker, Jazz’s first feature film WINHANGANHA (2023) was commissioned by the NFSA.Find out more about Jazz on their website: https://www.jazz.money/For a full transcript of this episode, and links to artists and works discussed, visit: https://queer-as.org/a-podcast/jazz-money/QUEER AS is part of the Saving Lives research program that recalls and centres the power of queer Indigenous artistic thinking and creativity. This anticolonial podcast is sponsored by the Australian Research Council and in partnership with IndigenousX and the Centre for Global Indigenous Futures.QUEER AS is hosted by Wiradjuri trans/non-binary creative artist and Professor of Critical Indigenous Studies Sandy O'Sullivan, with settler trans/non-binary researcher, musicker, and radio maker Dr Han Reardon-Smith. Theme music is also by Sandy and Han, and audio editing and podcast production is by Han. Cover art is by Wiradjuri trans/non-binary artist Dylan Barnes. | 1h 45m 02s | ||||||
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