Another week, another perspective. This episode we are joined by pâtissier extraordinaire Phil Khoury, Pastry Chef at Harrods.
Phil grew up in Sydney, Australia as one of four kids born to Lebanese-Australian parents. He talks us through the tough task of telling (or not telling...) his Arab family, his decision to keep his sexuality private and shares his advice on how other people of Middle Eastern heritage can tackle coming out.
✨If you're reading this, you are just millimetres from the subscribe and rate buttons, so please go ahead and click those buttons! It makes a huge difference to how many people discover our podcast. Hitting that button could be the difference between a closeted, afraid young person finding discovering our podcast and finding the courage to live their truth. ✨
The One That Got A Gay explores the lives of gay, lesbian and other LGBTQ+ people who spent many years living straight lives all the while knowing that’s not necessarily who they truly were.
A resource for anyone struggling with their own sexuality or the sexuality of a friend or family member and a guide for allies looking to support people in the process of coming out.
Another week, another perspective. This episode we are joined by pâtissier extraordinaire Phil Khoury, Pastry Chef at Harrods.
Phil grew up in Sydney, Australia as one of four kids born to Lebanese-Australian parents. He talks us through the tough task of telling (or not telling...) his Arab family, his decision to keep his sexuality private and shares his advice on how other people of Middle Eastern heritage can tackle coming out.
✨If you're reading this, you are just millimetres from the subscribe and rate buttons, so please go ahead and click those buttons! It makes a huge difference to how many people discover our podcast. Hitting that button could be the difference between a closeted, afraid young person finding discovering our podcast and finding the courage to live their truth. ✨
The One That Got A Gay explores the lives of gay, lesbian and other LGBTQ+ people who spent many years living straight lives all the while knowing that’s not necessarily who they truly were.
A resource for anyone struggling with their own sexuality or the sexuality of a friend or family member and a guide for allies looking to support people in the process of coming out.