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HarinGay Radio

HarinGay Radio

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HarinGay Radio is a four-part podcast and soundscape amplifying queer voices, histories and communities from the north London borough of Haringey.



Inspired by the radical traditions of community radio and pirate broadcasting, the series brings together voices from across the borough through workshops, conversations and recordings with local residents, artists, activists, historians and community leaders. Blending interviews, field recordings and shared memories, HarinGay Radio creates a vibrant sound portrait of Haringey’s queer past and present.



Across four episodes, contributors explore stories that span generations—from growing up Black and gay in Finsbury Park, to women’s football, the impact of Section 28 and the energy of contemporary queer nightlife, including Tottenham’s Uhaul Dyke Rescue club nights. Drawing on Bruce Castle Museum’s collections, including the landmark children’s book Jenny Lives with Eric and Martin, the series uncovers the people, places and moments that have shaped Haringey’s significant role in LGBTQ+ history.



Part oral history, part soundscape, part community broadcast, HarinGay Radio celebrates the creativity, resilience and activism of Haringey’s LGBTQ+ communities while preserving their stories for the future.


Created by artist Ian Giles in partnership with the Haringey LGBTQ+ Community Network and supported by Mind.


Edited by Ian Giles - with music by Phil Cornett, Sophie Crawford and Ali Wagner & Marie

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Dreaming of David Beckham

    Dreaming of David Beckham
    2026/07/22

    HarinGay Radio talks to Juliet Chard about growing up lesbian and finding her place in football — from feeling excluded from the sport as a young person to dreaming of David Beckham and imagining herself playing in the men’s game.


    Juliet reflects on the transformation of women’s football over the past decade, from a time when opportunities and visibility were limited to the incredible growth of the game today. Exploring the rise of the Lionesses and the growth of women’s and queer football communities, this episode celebrates football as a space for connection, activism and joy — and as a powerful reflection of changing attitudes towards women’s rights and LGBTQ+ equality.


    Edited by Ian Giles - with music by Sophie Crawford

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    13 分
  • Growing up Black and gay in Haringey

    Growing up Black and gay in Haringey
    2026/07/22

    HarinGay Radio talks to Lloyd Young about growing up Black and gay in Haringey, from his early experiences of racism and discrimination to finding friendship, community and belonging through queer spaces. Lloyd reflects on taking part in Pride in the 1980s and 1990s, cruising in Finsbury Park, and how these spaces were not only sites of desire but places of connection, safety and solidarity among Black queer communities.


    Now in his 60s, Lloyd now lives in the same building where he attended primary school — offering a powerful reflection on memory, resilience and the changing landscape of queer life in Haringey.


    Edited by Ian Giles - with music by Phil Cornett and Sophie Crawford

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    17 分
  • Uhaul Dyke Rescue

    Uhaul Dyke Rescue
    2026/07/22

    HarinGay Radio talks to Lucy Nurnberg from Uhaul Dyke Rescue about creating a dystopian-utopian dyke fantasy through radical nightlife, performance and collective joy. From Dyke Raves and dancefloor jungle gyms to DJs, drag stars and spaces built for FLINTA* communities, this episode explores the power of queer nightlife as a place for connection, liberation and belonging.


    *Female, Lesbian, Intersex, Nonbinary, Trans + Agender

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    11 分
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