CreativesNow • 13th January 2022

TV binging: It's a sin?

The series reminded us of the history of the LGBTQ+ community, but it also held up a mirror to what was happening in our lives at the time.

Vada Magazine • 7th November 2021

Adam Zmith: sniffing out the history of poppers

Hadley Stewart sits down with Adam Zmith to discuss his book Deep Sniff, an exploration of the history of poppers, queer culture and liberation.

Vada Magazine • 21st September 2021

Kevin Poulter: the employment lawyer on his busiest year so far

Hadley Stewart lunches with employment lawyer Kevin Poulter, to reflect on his busiest year yet, the legalities of furlough, and how our relationship with work has changed.

Vada Magazine • 4th August 2021

Lewis Oakley: the invisibility of bisexuality

Hadley Stewart speaks to activist Lewis Oakley about how he is attempting to bring greater visibility to bisexuality – a sexuality that he argues has been disregarded for too long.

Vada Magazine • 8th July 2021

Laura Kay: finding humour in a break-up

Hadley Stewart sits down with Laura Kay, author of queer rom-com, The Split. They talk about how to write funny, the hills of Sheffield, and why people need to get better at break-ups.

Vada Magazine • 24th June 2021

Ian Eagleton: Encouraging empathy with children's stories

Author Ian Eagleton brings a queer love story to the pages of his children’s book, Nen and the Lonely Fisherman.

Vada Magazine • 20th June 2021

Andrew McMillan: the language of pain

Hadley Stewart sits down with Andrew McMillan to discuss his latest poetry collection, pandemonium, and how he hopes to provide a language to the abstract daemons in our lives.

Vada Magazine • 24th May 2021

Matt Cain: it's never too late to find love

Matt Cain takes us on a journey of self-discovery and searching for a long-lost love, in his latest novel The Secret Life of Albert Entwistle.

FS Magazine • 11th May 2021

We need to appreciate our female allies

This year, we had another reminder of the obstacles that women, the people who that so many of us have leant on when things were tough, face in their daily lives.

Vada Magazine • 1st May 2021

Bottoming: meet the minds behind the LGBTQ+ mental health podcast

Hadley Stewart speaks with Matthew Riley and Brendan Geoghegan, the two friends behind the LGBTQ+ mental health podcast, Bottoming.

Vada Magazine • 19th April 2021

Nathaniel J Hall: the dramatisation of HIV

Hadley Stewart catches up with actor Nathaniel J Hall about It’s A Sin, Russell T Davies and the importance of talking about HIV.

Vada Magazine • 11th April 2021

Manchester Walking Tours: a stroll through the city's queer history

Hadley Stewart catches up with Joshua Val Martin, the founder of Free Manchester Walking Tours, to talk about the city’s LGBT+ history.

YouTube • 1st April 2021

#GetSexSmart MSM Health

Men who have sex with men have some extra bits to think about when it comes to sexual health.

Vada Magazine • 27th March 2021

Krishnanand Kelkar: the data of dating

Hadley Stewart catches up with Krishnanand Kelkar, a data scientist at a dating app, who wants to help people find love.

4th February 2021

LGBTed book launch of Big Gay Adventures in Education

Online book launch for Big Gay Adventures in Education

BBC Radio 1 • 31st January 2021

Radio 1's Life Hacks, HIV Testing and January's Over

Vick and Katie talk about HIV and the importance of testing. Also, Dr Radha helps with those small, positive changes you can make as lockdown continues.

FS Magazine • 27th January 2021

An interview with Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP

Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP talks with Hadley Stewart about his HIV diagnosis, HIV stigma and the global pandemic.

The Queerness • 17th January 2021

“Writing it was a hard process”: TQ meets Nathaniel Hall

Hadley Stewart speaks to Nathaniel Hall about stigma, shame and his one-man show, First Time.

Routledge • 30th December 2020

The cupboard without a rainbow flag

Chapter by Hadley Stewart published in the book, Big Gay Adventures in Education

FS Magazine • 14th December 2020

Just friends: finding love in different ways

I’d told myself that finding The One would provide me with a sense of completeness, yet in fact I should have been looking for emotional fulfilment in my friendships.