From Singapore to Melbourne: Joseph Then’s Remarkable Journey of Identity, Culture, and Resilience – Special FONO/SHSQ Crossover Episode
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From Singapore to Melbourne: Joseph Then’s Remarkable Journey of Identity, Culture, and Resilience – Special FONO/SHSQ Crossover Episode
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From growing up in 1950s colonial Singapore to building a remarkable life in Australia — Joseph Then’s story is one of migration, identity, resilience, and community.
In this special FONO / SHSQ crossover episode, Gillian and Pete sit down with Joseph to talk about:
Growing up Peranakan in Singapore ✈️ Arriving in Australia as a 19-year-old Colombo Plan scholar (and the culture shock that came with it!) His brother Anthony — a celebrated ballet dancer who appeared in The Rocky Horror Picture Show ️ Knowing he was gay at 12, and finding community through Mardi Gras, Melbourne Pride Chorus, and line dancing Losing his brother to HIV/AIDS and turning grief into decades of community advocacy His incredible song choices — from Elton John to Whitney Houston to a beautiful Peranakan song with lyrics he helped write
Plus, at 76 years old, Joseph shares the most inspiring message: “I still think there’s a full life ahead of me.”
Listen now — Still Here, Still Queer on JOY 94.9
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