Who sits on your table of life? And who are you when you take the seat of a guest in the life of your friends? These are the question we ask on this episode of Fags in Fendi, as we expound on the metaphor of the table we explored in earlier episodes.

Who sits on your table of life? And who are you when you take the seat of a guest in the life of your friends? These are the question we ask on this episode of Fags in Fendi, as we expound on the metaphor of the table we explored in earlier episodes.

A podcast that brings together two fabulous queer queens of colour, thriving in Sydney, with A LOT on our minds!

So pull up a chair, because we are about to spill the tea on everything from growing up, learning to love yourself, relationships, family, entrepreneurship, culture, pop culture, the state of queerness in Australia and the world today! Expect a lot of truth, facts, tears, heartbreaks and above all SASS!

In sharing our voices, we own our stories, and in turn yours. So this is for you, our community.

A podcast that brings together two fabulous queer queens of colour, thriving in Sydney, with A LOT on our minds!
So pull up a chair, because we are about to spill the tea on everything from growing up, learning to love yourself, relationships, family, entrepreneurship, culture, pop culture, the state of queerness in Australia and the world today! Expect a lot of truth, facts, tears, heartbreaks and above all SASS!
In sharing our voices, we own our stories, and in turn yours. So this is for you, our community.

F*GS IN F#NDI

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What does community mean to you? And how can we stand in for each other as a community? While we continue to seek allies to support our cause as queer people and queer BIPOC, we must also acknowledge that we have to be allies for each other. In this episode we discuss what it means to find comfort with each other, and how we can support each other through the things of life.

What does community mean to you? And how can we stand in for each other as a community? While we continue to seek allies to support our cause as queer people and queer BIPOC, we must also acknowledge that we have to be allies for each other. In this episode we discuss what it means to find comfort with each other, and how we can support each other through the things of life.

COMMUNITY

Choosing to be a person in business is a challenge at the best of times. Add to that the element of queerness, and of being BIPOC, and there you have an extra layer of hustle in the game.
In this episode we discuss, honestly and frankly, the challenges of choosing to be a queer BIPOC entrepreneur, and the elation that comes with tackling the obstacles to come out the other side, winning!

Choosing to be a person in business is a challenge at the best of times. Add to that the element of queerness, and of being BIPOC, and there you have an extra layer of hustle in the game. In this episode we discuss, honestly and frankly, the challenges of choosing to be a queer BIPOC entrepreneur, and the elation that comes with tackling the obstacles to come out the other side, winning!

BUSINESS

We live in a world that tells us that we should seek love and reject love all at the same time. The duality of the message around relationships has created an interesting generation of people, seeking companionship and independence at the same time.


Notions of relationships within queerness are fiercely debated - on one hand some people believe we should rebut perceived heteronormative relationships, rooted in ideals like monogamy and marriage, while others believe that the right to be married and have monogamous queer relationships accepted is the standard we should aspire too. There are also those who seek open relationships, even within marriage, and some who are committed to the idea of polyamory. By no means are these the only discussions, but one thing is for sure - we are in a world in need of love, and we are finding our own ways to it.


In this episode, we talk about love, finding love, being open to love, and what it means to be a single queer man in Sydney. 

We live in a world that tells us that we should seek love and reject love all at the same time. The duality of the message around relationships has created an interesting generation of people, seeking companionship and independence at the same time.
 Notions of relationships within queerness are fiercely debated - on one hand some people believe we should rebut perceived heteronormative relationships, rooted in ideals like monogamy and marriage, while others believe that the right to be married and have monogamous queer relationships accepted is the standard we should aspire too. There are also those who seek open relationships, even within marriage, and some who are committed to the idea of polyamory. By no means are these the only discussions, but one thing is for sure - we are in a world in need of love, and we are finding our own ways to it.
 In this episode, we talk about love, finding love, being open to love, and what it means to be a single queer man in Sydney.

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F*GS IN F#NDI

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