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LOTL Media - Queer Conversation
LOTL Media is the evolution of 35 years of lesbian publishing into a modern platform for women who shape the world.
Through our flagship series Queer Conversation, we speak with bold thinkers, community builders, survivors, creators, and system‑changers, women whose lives and work move culture forward.
Our lens is queer, our focus is impact.
We highlight women who live authentically, challenge norms, and contribute to social, political, and cultural change.
New conversations regularly.
Website: lotl.com • @LOTLMedia
LOTL Media - Queer Conversation
Latest Episodes
Australia’s First LGBTQIA+ Mental Health Platform — Queer Conversation with Laura Rizzuto
Unboxed Pride has launched Australia’s first dedicated LGBTQIA+ online mental‑health platform, offering qualified, in‑context psychological support tailored to the needs of queer communities nationwide.In this Queer Conversation, LOTL ...
The Lesbian Space Project & LINC — Queer Conversation with Georgina Abrahams
This Queer Conversation explores the herstory of the Lesbian Space Project and LINC, two community‑driven initiatives that shaped lesbian organising, culture, and activism in Australia. Silke Bader speaks with co‑convenor Georgina Abrahams abou...
LOTL speaks to Renee Dahlia about her three-book lesbian romance series
Renée Dahlia is an unabashed romance reader who loves feisty women and clever men.Her books reflect this, with a side note of awkward humour. Renée (cis-bisexual she/her) has a science degree in physics. When not distracted by the chara...
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LGBTIQ+ Breast Cancer Resources | Queer Conversation with Prof Jane Ussher, Mel & Riki
Breast Cancer Network Australia has released new resources designed specifically for LGBTIQ+ people diagnosed with breast cancer — support that reflects real experiences and helps individuals make informed decisions throughout their cancer jour...
Queer Conversation with Dr Sharon Dane — What LGBTIQA+ Voters Want Politicians to Hear
The national debate on religious discrimination made one thing clear: neither major party was truly listening to the LGBTIQA+ community. By 2022, it was no longer acceptable for political leaders to decide our priorities for us — without eviden...
