Show Notes
Why does visibility matter so much for the bi+ community? In this special live episode, we dive deep into the importance of Bi Visibility Day with guest Steve Spencer — consultant, educator, researcher, and ambassador for QTopia Sydney and the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation, as well as co-host of Give It To Me Bi. @giveittomebi
Steve shares his journey, the role of bi+ representation, and why being seen is more than just a label. Our hosts Jase, Tamzyn and Raena open up about their own perspectives on visibility, from navigating stereotypes to celebrating joy.
Along the way, we hear from our community — including a message from Mia on the power of breaking free from limiting structures — and reflect on what visibility really means for bi+ people today.
Join the conversation and repeat after us: We exist. We are valid. We are visible.
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