The BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Podcast

This week BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Podcast is a queer fashion special.

Graeme Smith is joined by the enfant terribles of the fashion world JordanLuca - Jordan Bowen & Luca Marchetto. The couple talk about their love story, the creative partnership behind the brand, getting married on the runway in Milan, and the realities of building an independent fashion label. They also speak candidly about the state of the fashion industry, and why they believe the traditional system is broken.

Then Tag Warner, Chair of Gay Times, meets the new boys on the block: Average Boys. Founders Jordan Sloan & Chris Ashley explain how the brand began, the gap they saw in gay menswear, the inspiration they take from decades of queer style, and why they want Average Boys to become more than just a clothing label.
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In this special episode of The BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Podcast, actors Sebastian Croft & Connor Jessup curate highlights from their first Queer Was Always Here Residency at BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Gallery Café London.

British menswear designer Geordie Campbell joins i-D magazine’s Douglas Greenwood for a conversation about fashion & queerness; Marty Davies is in conversation with Drag King Don One about why & how they set up Trans+ History Week; film-makers Jomo.Wrld join Connor to discuss the relationship between film & queerness; and we have readings from poets Troy Cabida, Jaime Lock, William Rayfet Hunter, & William Wyld (all published by Fourteen Poems).

Queer Was Always Here is a community dedicated to queer lives, queer art and queer history. For more information visit queerwasalwayshere.com
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Ben Pentreath OBE is an English architectural and interior designer, described by Country Life as one of the best country-house architects in Britain.

Recorded live at our BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Gallery Café in London, Ben joins Alistair James to discuss colour, beauty and his belief that the best homes and buildings should evolve over time.

He also reflects on working closely with King Charles, his lifelong love of Scotland, and the chance discovery that led him and his husband Charlie to leave Dorset for a remarkable new life on Orkney - an experience many listeners will know from his Financial Times column.
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This week’s BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! podcast looks at queer publishing through fiction, photography & independent print.

Matt Cain is interviewed by Graeme Smith in front of an audience at a BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! MEETS event at our gallery in London, discussing his career, the rejection he faced from mainstream publishers, the launch of Pansy Books and his new novel, The Castle of Stories.

Alistair James talks to Adrian Lourie, the photographer and publisher behind the cult gay zine MEAT, and to German author Kai Spellmeier about his debut English-language novel, Boy Friends.

BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! MEETS continues again soon at our gallery in Fitzrovia, London. Upcoming guests, dates and tickets are available on boysboysboys.org.
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For more than 50 years, William Yang has documented Australia's queer community through his camera, creating one of the country's most important social archives.

Although his name may not be familiar to everyone, his photographs have captured generations of queer life, from the liberation movement of the 1970s, through the AIDS crisis, and into the present day. His work has become an invaluable record of queer history.

As William celebrates his 80th birthday, BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! revisits his remarkable story in this exclusive chat with one of the pioneers of gay photography. Graeme Smith speaks to William about his extraordinary career, the stories behind some of his most powerful images, and why preserving LGBTQ+ history has never been more important.

William features in Volume Six of BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! magazine, where we celebrate his life and work.
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