Show Notes
Are you more straight or more gay?
Bi+ people hear this ALL the time, but what does this question even mean and why do some people feel the need to ask it? Is it because they think bisexuality doesn’t exist or maybe because they’re avoiding their own internal identity questioning.
On this episode, we’re joined by our special guest Venetia Brissenden, co-host of JOY’s groovy 70’s music show, Living in the 70s. Check out their podcast at joy.org.au/livinginthe70s
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