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(Un)marginalised

by Liel K. Bridgford

(Un)marginalised reveals the truth about living on the intersection of diverse identities. Founded and hosted by Liel K. Bridgford, the show focuses on improving all of our understandings of ourselves and each other. The podcast reveals hidden truths we all want to know about through interviews of real people who belong to multiple disadvantaged groups. We're talking about everything - anything from sports, to fashion, parenthood, mental health, disability, migration and much more. We're exploring the triumphs, resilience, struggles and joys of our multilayered existence. We're challenging myths and encouraging empathy, equality and love. Join us to laugh, cry, enjoy, and learn.

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Episodes

  1. (Un)marginalised: S2, E2 with Renay Barker-Mulholland

    In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Renay Barker-Mulholland. We talked about poetry, parenting, how intersectionality relates to quilts, what does being an artist mean, and gatekeeping. It was an honour to be the first person to read Renay one of her very own poems, and hear her...

  2. (Un)marginalised: S2, E1 with Sonja Plitt

    In this episode, I had an enriching conversation with Sonja Plitt, whose eloquent honesty impressed me. It was particularly powerful to hear their journey with gender, and with national shame. We talk about national perpetrators and victims, intergenerational trauma, gender, labels, how language...

  3. (Un)marginalised: S1, E7 with Shira

    The first season of (Un)marginalised has already finished, but lucky for you, I’ve produced a special, bonus episode! In this episode I am chatting with one of my best friends, a fellow immigrant and book lover, Shira. We talk about immigrating to Australia, slang, accent, making friends, and so...

  4. (Un)marginalised: S1, E6 with Jennifer Hankin

    In the final episode for the season, Jen and I explore how the intersection between gender and invisible disability drives a person’s health, employment and education experience. We also talk fashion, music, the Australian disability support system, and what to do when people ask ‘how are you?’....

  5. (Un)marginalised: S1, E5 with Julie G.

    In this week’s episode, I laugh hard many times, as Julie and I discuss dating with a disability, body hair, hiding, growing up poor and disabled, inclusion versus token accessibility, pedicure, ball phobia, and so much more. CW: ableism, internalised ableism, exercise and body shaming. For a…

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  6. (Un)marginalised: S1, E4 with Pascha

    CW: ableism, internalised ablsiem, fatphobia, the holocaust, and eugenics of disabled children. To support the ongoing making of the podcast, go to my Patreon account on: https://www.patreon.com/LielKBridgford You can also just make a one time donation on my blog on:...

  7. (Un)marginalised: S1, E3 with Sue.

    CW: perinatal anxiety and depression, birth trauma, racism and ageism. To support the ongoing making of the podcast, go to my Patreon account on: https://www.patreon.com/LielKBridgford You can also just make a one time donation on my blog. Go to http://lkbridgford.com/support-me Complete...

  8. (Un)marginalised: S1, E2 with Emily McIntyre

    CW: ableism, inspiration porn, COVID 19. Emily’s Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/ramblingravioli/ To support the ongoing making of the podcast, go to my Patreon account on: https://www.patreon.com/LielKBridgford You can find the complete transcripts of the episodes on...

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    (Un)marginalised reveals the truth about living on the intersection of diverse identities. Founded and hosted by me, Liel K. Bridgford, the show focuses on improving all of our understandings of ourselves and each other. The podcast reveals hidden truths we all want to know about through…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

(Un)marginalised reveals the truth about living on the intersection of diverse identities. Founded and hosted by Liel K. Bridgford, the show focuses on improving all of our understandings of ourselves and each other. The podcast reveals hidden truths we all want to know about through interviews of real people who belong to multiple disadvantaged groups. We're talking about everything - anything from sports, to fashion, parenthood, mental health, disability, migration and much more. We're exploring the triumphs, resilience, struggles and joys of our multilayered existence. We're challenging myths and encouraging empathy, equality and love. Join us to laugh, cry, enjoy, and learn.

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Liel K. Bridgford

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(Un)marginalised reveals the truth about living on the intersection of diverse identities. Founded and hosted by Liel K. Bridgford, the show focuses on improving all of our understandings of ourselves and each other. The podcast reveals hidden truths we all want to know about through interviews of...

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(Un)marginalised is created and hosted by Liel K. Bridgford.
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