l‘m just older darling

Im just older darling conversation with Liya

Liya  is from the African diaspora now based in Wellington New Zealand is a frank conversation of growing up in New Zealand in the 70s and her youth in west Auckland.   Liya is a community activities who runs a show called the Black House on community access radio.

i’m just older darling conversatin with Lai Ming

A Conversation with Professor Lai Ming Ching talks to SSBB about been Older Darling    Professor Lai-Ming Ching obtained her BSc, MSc (Hons), and PhD in Cell Biology all from The University of Auckland. Following a period after graduation at the Ontario Cancer Institute in Toronto, and The University of Washington in Seattle, she returned to New Zealand to a position at the Auckland Cancer Society Research Centre  to investigate the mode of action of novel drugs developed at the Centre. She currently leads the Stromal Targeting Group at the Centre, specialising in approaches that restore the capacity of the normal cells in the tumour stroma to fight the cancer.

I‘m just older darling Season 2 Ep1 Paula Harrowing

Paul Harrowing Based in the Uk. Talks frankly about been Older in the LGBQTIA/Queer Community.  Whats changed for better or for worse.   This was recorded over the phone during one of the many Covid lockdowns of 2021    Paula Harrowing. Photographer, Activist, Advocate.  Has spent many years been active and creative in the LGBQTTIA+ Community and wider.   Making and creating space for Many members in the Community from her work as a Club Promoter, Co found of a Charity Body and Soul and Many Many other adventures. One of the Voices that should be celebrated as Paula stood on the shoulder before Her so do many of the generation below stand on Hers.

Promo I‘m Just older Darling

Second Season conversations with our Elders from the Community

I‘m Just Older Darling- Season 2

Same Same But Black To expand  audience, friends and members of  inclusive community  QT-BIPOC+ of Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) looking for positive images of themselves in a positive and  safe environment. For community members that enjoy new content  and open discussions around them.  The feedback from the 1st season from local listeners and internationally was they had no idea that some communities existed in Aotearoa. It was beautiful to hear the voices of people from such far off places.