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Queer Me Out: Chasing Tales

By: GAY TIMES & W Hotels
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  • Summary

  • Introducing Queer Me Out: Chasing Tales, a brand new podcast from GAY TIMES and W Hotels.


    Each week, Queer Me Out: Chasing Tales will hear host Harriet Rose and a special guest reminisce about queer stories and experiences from some of Europe’s best LGBTQ+ friendly destinations. 


    The podcast series promises to give you the audio escapism you need right now, landing in some of Europe’s most popular destinations, including Ibiza, Rome, Amsterdam, Barcelona and London. We’ll meet queer people who love these cities, with stories from culture, nightlife, food, personal experiences and queer spaces told by the people and visitors who make each scene beat.


    Each episode is packed with unique stories, humorous tales, and top travel tips from cultural purveyors who live and breathe the international lifestyle.


    Queer Me Out: Chasing Tales is a collaboration between GAY TIMES and W Hotels.


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Episodes
  • Episode 5: Kenny Carpenter

    Episode 5: Kenny Carpenter
    Nov 1 2021
    On the fifth and final episode, Harriet Rose speak to legendary DJ Kenny Carpenter. Kenny is considered by his peers in the music industry to be one of the forefathers of dance music. Since emerging on the New York club scene during the 1970s, he has continued to play an integral role in the development of dance music. His big break came in the early 80s, when he was hired to spin at Studio 54, New York City’s illustrious nightclub and playground for the rich and famous. The superlative DJ has been blessed with the good fortune to travel across the globe spinning records in nightclubs in various countries including, Switzerland, Germany, Norway, Canada, Austria, and Hong Kong - and here he talks about perhaps his favourite city of all - Rome.

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    29 mins
  • Episode 4: Carlota Barrera

    Episode 4: Carlota Barrera
    Oct 15 2021
    This week brings the most intimate episode yet, with Harriet Rose sitting down with London-based, Spain-born fashion designer Carlota Barrera. Speaking firstly of her experiences a designer, Carlota draws deep inspiration from the complex shapes and movement of the male body, with her queer female gaze allowing her to view intellectually and artistically, seeing masculinity and male sexuality - the emotions, the forms, the behaviours, socially what it means to identify as male - and the pair get deep into discussion about Carlota's love for Barcelona, a city very close to her heart.

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    24 mins
  • Episode 3: Envy Peru

    Episode 3: Envy Peru
    Oct 1 2021
    For episode 3, Harriet Rose chats to Peruvian drag queen, actor, model and makeup artist, Envy Peru. Now settled in the Netherlands, Envy Peru is most notable for being the winner of the first season of Drag Race Holland. Having won Drag Race Holland in the middle of a COVID lockdown, it’s only now that Envy has been able to start fulfilling her promise to champion issues she believes in with her hard-earned platform, which she discusses here with Harriet, as well as her experiences with the Amsterdam drag and queer scene and her favourite travel stories. Listen now!

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    34 mins
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