Late In The Gay

Late in the Gay is an LGBTQ+ podcast in which journalist, podcaster and dog mom Yvette Caster chats to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, trans people, queer people and others about coming out later in life. Expect conversations that will move, amuse and offer a different perspective. Whether you are a late-bloomer, think you might be, prefer the phrase 'inviting in' to 'coming out' or simply want to hear interesting first-person stories this is the podcast for you. Late in the Gay is also a Substack and a community. You can find us on Instagram and Facebook @lateinthegay Production: Pineapple Audio Production & George Boucher Artwork: Deirdre Spain of Deesign Illustrations Music: @PoldMusic Hosted on Acast. See <a style

Late In The Gay is a society podcast hosted by Yvette Caster, with 7 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Yvette Caster hosts Late In The Gay, a society show with 7 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  “It’s another family you never had and that you never knew you were going to get” Charlotte talks about coming out as bisexual aged 27 and belonging to an LGBTQIA+ choir

  Jul 5, 202631 min

  Charlotte Gilliam is a learning support assistant. She has a longterm male partner and a five-year-old daughter. She realised she was bisexual after developing feelings for a woman when she was in her late 20s. Her partner has supported her coming out and she has found friendship and community in a gay choir. Charlotte talks about bisexual invisibility, the joy of attending Pride with her partner and daughter, and how singing connects her to her identity, her found family and the LGBTQIA+ community as a whole. Joining the LGBTQ+ community later in life can feel daunting. Charlotte suggests joining a gay choir or theatre group. She loves Thames Valley Gay Chorus. You can also find out about gay choirs across the UK via the Proud Voices network. Late in the Gay is a ⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠ , podcast and community for LGBTQ+ people who came out later in life created by journalist, podcaster and dog mom Yvette Caster. There’s a ⁠⁠Sunday Substack⁠⁠ - the clueless musings of a woman who came out at 43 There’s a ⁠⁠Wednesday events Substack ⁠⁠ - 3 things to do in the UK this week if you came out later in life Find Late in the Gay and details of events on Instagram and Facebook ⁠⁠@lateinthegay⁠⁠ Find host Yvette Caster across social media @yvettecaster Late in the Gay is hosted by Yvette Caster Produced and edited by George Boucher Artwork by Deirdre Spain of Deesign Illustrations Music by @PoldMusic

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  Episode #5

  “I would not have had the guts to come out and stay out if it wasn’t for my roller derby team” - Chase talks about coming out as a lesbian aged 34

  Jun 28, 202624 min

  Chase Rodriguez is a fitness instructor, mum and roller derby skater. Growing up in a religious family, she believed her attraction to women was sinful. Chase married and had children but later came out during her divorce proceedings. Chase was drawn to the roller derby community after seeing the film Whip It! She loves how the sport helps her physical and mental health. Being part of a team with other LGBTQIA+ members helped her embrace her true self and find her tribe. Chase talks about queer sports, Pride and how coming out feels like coming home. Joining the LGBTQ+ community later in life can feel daunting. Chase suggests seeking out queer sports groups, from spectator communities to teams. You can find out more about UK roller derby from the WFTDA and Five Nations Roller Derby.Late in the Gay is a ⁠Substack⁠ , podcast and community for LGBTQ+ people who came out later in life created by journalist, podcaster and dog mom Yvette Caster. There’s a ⁠Sunday Substack⁠ - the clueless musings of a woman who came out at 43 There’s a ⁠Wednesday events Substack ⁠ - 3 things to do in the UK this week if you came out later in life Find Late in the Gay and details of events on Instagram and Facebook ⁠@lateinthegay⁠ Find host Yvette Caster across social media @yvettecaster Late in the Gay is hosted by Yvette Caster Produced and edited by George Boucher Artwork by Deirdre Spain of Deesign Illustrations Music by @PoldMusic

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  Episode #4

  "All we want to do is just live our lives": Georgie talks about coming out as a trans woman aged 56

  Jun 21, 202630 minS1

  Georgie Shore is a service management professional and photographer. She grew up in an era without trans visibility or role models. A conversation with her grandson about honesty made her realise it was time to be true to herself. Georgie talks about family, community and self-acceptance. Joining the LGBTQ+ community later in life can feel daunting. Georgie suggests moving at your own pace and seeking out local support groups. She loves LGBTQIA+ charity Support U and Reading Pride.&nbsp; Late in the Gay is a Substack , podcast and community for LGBTQ+ people who came out later in life created by journalist,&nbsp;&nbsp;podcaster and dog mom Yvette Caster. There’s a Sunday Substack - the clueless musings of a woman who came out at 43 There’s a Wednesday events Substack - 3 things to do in the UK this week if you came out later in life Find Late in the Gay and details of events on Instagram and Facebook @lateinthegay Find host Yvette Caster across social media @yvettecaster Late in the Gay is hosted by Yvette Caster Produced, recorded and edited by Pineapple Audio Production Artwork by Deirdre Spain of Deesign Illustrations Music by @PoldMusic Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #3

  "Life on his own terms": Mr Brake Down talks about coming out as a trans man aged 34

  Jun 14, 202638 minS1

  Mr Brake Down is a drag king, actor, singer and the founder of The Upside Down Cabaret. Joining a LGBTQ+ choir helped him become the man he was born to be. Brake talks about the drag community, poking fun at masculinity and patriarchy, and how trans people are getting on with their lives joyfully.&nbsp; Joining the LGBTQ+ community later in life can feel daunting. Brake suggests looking for LGBTQ+ spaces, whether that’s a book group, a choir or a cabaret night. He also loves transgender charities Mermaids, Sparkle, Not A Phase and Trans Without Abuse, especially the work of Debbie Cannon, and the work of non-for-profit The Good Law Project.&nbsp; Late in the Gay is a Substack , podcast and community for LGBTQ+ people who came out later in life created by journalist,&nbsp;&nbsp;podcaster and dog mom Yvette Caster. There’s a Sunday Substack - the clueless musings of a woman who came out at 43 There’s a Wednesday events Substack - 3 things to do in the UK this week if you came out later in life Find Late in the Gay and details of events on Instagram and Facebook @lateinthegay Find host Yvette Caster across social media @yvettecaster Late in the Gay is hosted by Yvette Caster Produced, recorded and edited by Pineapple Audio Production Artwork by Deirdre Spain of Deesign Illustrations Music by @PoldMusic Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #2

  "British by birth, Jamaican by culture": Sandra talks about coming out as queer aged 52

  Jun 7, 202641 minS1

  <p>Sandra Watson is a hair colour artist and the director of Koloured Ltd. She has two grown up children and, following her divorce, chose the ‘women’ option on a dating app. Sandra talks about the importance of finding your chosen family and the joy of meeting other black queer women. She also talks about racism in Britain, wanting ‘comrades not allies’ and why it’s never too late to come out. </p><br><p>Joining the LGBTQ+ community later in life can feel daunting. Some of the groups Sandra loves include queer women’s Meetups and Black Pride.</p><br><p>Late in...

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