The Lads are in the studio today to cover all the big headlines of the week.

President Trump's Colorado portrait was unveiled, and he's not happy with it. Belfast pride has barred Northern Ireland's exectutive parties Sinn Feiin, DUP, Alliiance and UUP from marching in Pride after their support of an indefinite ban on puberty blockers for under 18s.

In the biggest news of the week, Shobna Gulati, the iconic actor behind Coronation Street's Sunita Alahan has come out as Non-Binary and Pansexual. Welcome to the community!

Celebrity Big Brothers is coming back and James and Padraig coudln't be more excited. They discuss the what's coming up for show and remince about the best moment's from the show, including Tiffany Pollard's infamous takedown of Gemma Collins. They also discuss the recent protest outside the Europe House organised against the Hungarian Government's ban on Pride Events.

Finally, Helena Murphy from Original Dublin joins to talk about The Queer Dublin Walking Tour. The tour journeys through the streets of Dublin, exploring some of the incredible figure of Ireland's queer history.

Find out more about the tour: https://originaldublin.com/tours/queer-dublin-walking-tour/

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James is joined by Adam McBride from LGBT Ireland to discuss the biggest stories affecting the community this week, including the banning of Pride events in Hungary as well as the range of Peer Support groups that are around Ireland.

He's also joined by writers and director Colin and Darren Thornton to talk about their new movie 'Four Mothers'. The film tells the story of an author whose plans for a book tour are thrown into disarray when he's suddenly saddled with taking care of four elderly women after his own mother suffers from a stroke.

Psychotherapist Jeff Logan joins to talk about the forces of shame and lonlieness in LGBT youth. Shame can push people away from living their lives to the fullest and lonlieness can create fears of rejection that can further entrap them in their own isolation. He discusses how judgement-free and patient spaces can help people overcome those feelings.

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Join James and Pádraig in the studio as they dive into an exciting and thought-provoking discussion. They're joined by Michael, Neill and Tom from Dublin Bears to chat about Béar Féile 2025, the annual festival celebrating the bear community in Ireland, and what attendees can look forward to this year.

They're also joined by Emma Lynch from MyMind tackle the important issue of homelessness among LGBT youth, shedding light on the challenges faced by vulnerable young people and the support available.

Plus, they'll chat about Rosie O'Donnell’s big move to Ireland—why she’s making the change, and her voting eligibility for the Eurovision!

If you would like to reach out to Pádraig or James their social media handles are @Padraig_WMC and @Jameso_Hagen or email queeriosity@dublincityfm.ie.

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