• Episode 24 - Morgan Rees, Neurodiversity Celebration Week and Dublin Pride Run 2024

  • Mar 23 2024
  • Length: 45 mins
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Episode 24 - Morgan Rees, Neurodiversity Celebration Week and Dublin Pride Run 2024

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  • On this weeks show we are chat to the hilarious Morgan Rees ahead of his upcoming tour which includes a stop in Dublin’s Whelan’s on June 9th.


    To mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week and the wonderful Sarah Murray @sarahjmurr joins us to speak about their experience growing up queer and autistic in Ireland.


    Natasha and Mark from @dublinfrontrunners tell us all about their wonderful club and their plans for this years #DublinPrideRun


    We also fan girl a little bit about this years Mother Bloc Party line up before giving you all you need to keep you in the know in our Rainbow Round Up!



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