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Tariq Raouf
Entertainment Queerly
Join host Tariq Raouf as he interviews workers in the entertainment industry who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. Guests discuss their unique journey of discovering their queer identity, how it affects the work they do and what we can do to better the representation of the queer community both on and off screen.
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5.0 stars from 11 ratings
Much needed
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“I love listening to the guests that Tariq invites onto Entertainment Queerly. The personal stories that they (and Tariq!) share are deeply profound and moving. I’ve grown more comfortable with recognizing, owning, and naming my own life story just by listening to this first lovely season. Also,...”Read full review »
Philmarken via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/16/20
“I love entertainment industry podcasts, and I’m happy to have found a new show to add to my favorites list! Tariq is a wonderful host, he’s endearing, a natural speaker, and does an amazing job at creating a positive environment for the guests to share their experiences and perspectives. I cant...”Read full review »
MikeStaLuthor via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/21/20
Excellent podcast!
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“Tariq holds excellent conversations with his guests on the queer experience. It’s great for me to learn about it as someone outside the community, and I think it will be a great listen for you whether you’re in or not! Amazing podcast.”
Swarz Seawalker via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/05/20
Recent Episodes
Published 11/26/21
Writer, actor, podcast personality and great human being Dylan Marron joins Tariq as they discuss queer identity, fascination with all things gay in pop culture and social justice. Okay, that was a long sentence but hey welcome to Entertainment Queerly! This episode also serves as the finale for...
Published 07/27/20
Actor Amin El Gamal joins Tariq and they discuss the intersectionality of what it means to be Arab, queer, and Muslim. We learn about the MENA Arts Advocacy Coalition and talk about the lengths Hollywood still has to go to ensure accurate and fair representation for all.
Published 07/12/20
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