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A Gay Old Time

Nigel May
LGBTQ+ Community
Coming Out
Tight Fit
Bullying
AIDS Crisis
1980s UK Pop Scene
Rupaul's Drag Race UK
Mental Health
Drag Race
Drag Performance
Wild Youth
LGBTQIA
LGBTQIA+ Community
Aaron Renfree
Rupaul's Drag Race
Sexuality
Representation
Choreography
Pride
Transitioning

Welcome to 'A Gay Old Time' with Nigel May.

This series is a celebration of a beautiful queer community; people of all ages, people who have had to tread their own path to live their real truth, who have fought with their emotions and emerged victorious, who inspire, who aspire and always entertain.

Every week, I'll speak to a person from the LGBTQ+ rainbow to hear their story; one person, one lif... more

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Nigel's guest today is Matt Terry. Matt is a singer, songwriter and performer who won the TV talent show The X Factor in 2016. His singing career after the show resulted in a top three single, a top 30 album and working with stars like Enrique Iglesi... more

Nigel's guest today is Amanda Barrie. English actress Amanda is simply an icon of the entertainment world. She has worked with virtually every great name in UK showbusiness whether it be on stage or screen. She is most famous as Cleopatra in Carry On... more

Nigel's guest today is Ranj Singh, or Dr Ranj as he is known to his many fans and followers. Ranj is a doctor, TV presenter, columnist and author who uses his voice to educate and inspire. Ranj is queer and the journey he has taken to become the man ... more

Nigel's guest today is Jodie Harsh. Jodie is an international DJ, drag sensation, promoter, music producer and recording star with tracks like My House, Good Time and Never Knew (L.O.V.E.). She is now an author too. Her book You Had To Be There is a ... more

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Recent Guests

Noel Sullivan
Performer and former member of the pop group Hear'Say
Episode: Noel Sullivan "I have so much respect for people who know who they are"
Ginger Minj
Drag performer and recording artist
Episode: Ginger Minj "I do feel like I'm more comfortable with me than I've ever been before"
Tom Aspaul
Independent singer-songwriter known for his work with artists like Kylie Minogue and his own pop music career.
Episode: Tom Aspaul "I should've had a slutty phase and I never did"
Courtney Act
Drag sensation and author
Episode: Courtney Act "Dad said that he lived with six drag queens back in the 70s"
Kevin McHale
Actor and singer known for his role in Glee.
Episode: Kevin McHale "I lost my virginity to a boy and a girl within six months"
Billy Porter
Actor, singer, and performer known for his work in Pose and Kinky Boots.
Episode: Billy Porter "It's easy to fall into the shame, it's easy to feel alone"
Jerry Mitchell
Theater director and choreographer known for productions like Kinky Boots and La Cage Aux Folles.
Broadway
Episode: Jerry Mitchell "I've found myself not really interested in telling heterosexual stories"
Joe McElderry
Singer and winner of The X Factor 2009
Show business, Theater
Episode: Joe McElderry "Somebody hacked me and did a full coming out statement"
Fizz Sinclair
Actor, comedian, writer, model, and content creator
Episode: Fizz Sinclair "I'm a trans woman but for so long I felt really scared to claim that word"

Host

Nigel May
Host of engaging conversations that celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, sharing stories of individuals who have navigated their own paths to authenticity with humor and empathy.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 36 ratings
  • Fun, emotional and entertaining.

    The best podcast for LGBT+ interviews. Interesting guests, will though through questions. The David Hyole interview moved me so much, I love that person. Thank you xxx

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Freerangelife
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • It’s interesting

    The podcast is fascinating but everything I hate about the gay community - it’s all lovey and supportive - but trans people who are for the most part LG or B as well as being trans are talked about but never to- people want to talk about the trans community and - in the case of Miriam Margolyes says she supports us but talks about being trans as “a choice” and describes trans women as men or blokes - perpetuating the myth that trans women are predators - as a trans woman who has been sexually as... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    hngvuntgeuknvtgrhunvtrguh
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Sausage Party

    Where are the women???

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Garryowen House
    Ireland5 months ago
  • Cracking listen

    Nigel has collated some interesting people to chat to. The interviews have made me laugh, and cry. Great series. More please đŸ˜ƒđŸ€ž

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Edithshufflebottom
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • A gem of a podcast

    Nigel’s podcast is a gem in the world of audio storytelling, shining a spotlight on the rich and diverse experiences within the LGTQ+ community. What sets this podcast apart is not just the calibre of guests - from activists to comedians, actors, writers and musicians - but Nigel’s innate ability to engage with them on a profoundly personal level. His conversations flow effortlessly, as if you’re sitting in on a chat between old friends, yet each episode is packed with moments that are as enligh... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Davilow
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Some critiques indicate gaps in representation and nuance about intersectional issues within LGBTQ+ narratives, particularly related to trans experiences.
The engaging, conversational style of the host is frequently praised for making guests feel comfortable and fostering authentic discussions.
Listeners appreciate the emotional depth and personal stories shared in the conversations, finding them relatable and inspiring.
Overall, feedback suggests a strong connection to the content, with many stating the podcast is both entertaining and educational.

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Andrew Hayden Smith "I definitely put on a straight persona. It's exhausting!"
Q: So take us through that coming out experience, because that's always so pivotal to anybody in the queer community. How was your coming out, Andrew?
Andrew shares that he had been living in London when he decided to come out. He told a close friend first, then decided to share his story through Attitude magazine, feeling a supportive environment at work helped him to do it. His coming out was met with positive responses from friends and family.
Tom Aspaul "I should've had a slutty phase and I never did"
Q: How did that happen?
He describes the transition from architecture to music as gradual, with a deep passion for music persisting despite the challenges he faced.
Tom Aspaul "I should've had a slutty phase and I never did"
Q: When did sexuality come into your life then?
Tom shares that he came to terms with his sexuality quite late, particularly influenced by societal pressures.
Gabbi Tuft "From somebody who made it through, trust me, there's always something better on the other side"
Q: Are you happier now than you've ever been?
I'm happier than I've ever been my entire life on the inside.
Daniel Franzese "I'd rather forever live authentically than bend for anyone to change who I am"
Q: What do you think about the LGBTQ gay scene?
It's an essential part of our culture and should exist as a form of love and connection.

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Frequently Asked Questions About A Gay Old Time

What is A Gay Old Time about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Throughout its episodes, the focus is primarily on the extraordinary journeys of individuals from the LGBTQ+ community, highlighting their personal struggles, triumphs, and the rich diversity within queer narratives. Conversations frequently explore themes of self-identity, acceptance, and advocacy, offering insights from well-known figures in entertainment, music, and activism. Each episode serves as a heartfelt exploration of intimacy, resilience, and the complexities of being part of a marginalized group. The approachable style of the host encourages a genuine dialogue that resonates emotionally with the audience, making these stories both relatable and inspiring. Listeners will likely find a blend of humor, vulnerability, and motivation... more

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Recent guests on A Gay Old Time include:

1. Noel Sullivan
2. Ginger Minj
3. Tom Aspaul
4. Courtney Act
5. Kevin McHale
6. Billy Porter
7. Jerry Mitchell
8. Joe McElderry

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