The sex education you not only want – but deserve. With support from Penguin Books, we speak to Author of 'Jack of Hearts and Other Parts' Lev Rosen.This episode is NSFW, but it shouldn't be. Because the anal sex advice from Jack of Hearts we've got in the show is something all queers deserve. Indeed what anyone who wants to have good anal sex should be taught. This week we talk about how to have a good time, how often you should be having sex and we'll empower you to take control of your sex life, and draw important lines on consent.This week’s #QueerAF was supported by Penguin Books. Get Jack of Hearts and other parts in all good book stores, also available as an ebook and you heard clips from the audiobook in todays show as read by Drew Caden.https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/311/311163/jack-of-hearts--and-other-parts-/9780241365014.htmlThe show was presented and produced by @Jamie_Wareham.National Student Pride, the reason we make this show to keep the pride of conversation going all year round is 22nd to 24th February 2019, tickets are £5 and you can see this show, recorded live on stage with guest host Evan Davis interviewing the LGBT+ legend that is Ian McKellen. £5 weekend wristbands available on studentpride.co.uk/tickets. See you there.Remember to spread our message, tell a friend about us, rate and subscribe us on Apple podcasts and share the show on social. We’re hashtag QueerAF – and so are you. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Released:
Feb 11, 2019
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Podcast episode
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Listen for free every week, as a different student, graduate or LGBT+ producer tells their most #QueerAF story on the podcast by National Student Pride. Hosted by Jamie Wareham, we commission young LGBT+ producers to tell their own stories so long as they are beyond the binary, sex-positive, challenge mental health, sexuality and identity taboos – or have unicorns spewing rainbows everywhere. Download and take the best UK lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer story podcast with you, as recommended by Cosmopolitan, Gay Star News, Attitude Magazine, Spotify Digital Pride collection and Apple Podcast's Pride collection. The show was nominated for a British Podcast Award 2019. We're back in 2020 with Season 4, with more LGBT+ reporters than ever.#QueerAF keeps the pride of conversation – that is National Student Pride, an event for LGBT+ students and graduates – a discussion that carries on all year round. We have the UK's biggest free LGBT+ job fair powered by Pride.Careers, taboo challenging and topical panel discussions, live recordings of the show and tantalising performances. Don't miss the biggest event in the UK's student calendar, in February, the UK's LGBT History Month.
