Tag: Kate Wildblood

Autistic life, Campaigning, Wildblood and Queenie

PRS Magazine: Neurodivergent music creators

It’s always a joy to connect with fellow neurodivergent creators and even more so in a supportive space. Thanks to PRS’ M Magazine editor Paul Nichols this Wildblood got to do both for Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025. Thanks to the amazingly generous and ever-honest souls that are Mollie Coddled, SK Shlomo, NikNak, Sinead Campbell and Gavin Higgins. For my fellow creative ND tribe and for … Continue reading PRS Magazine: Neurodivergent music creators

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Campaigning, DJing, LGBTQIA, Wildblood and Queenie

Night Time Economy Summit 2025

We continue. This week in Birmingham as we join the Night Time Economy Summit at the Hockley Social Club where we are honoured to be part of this year’s Queer Stage brought to you by He.She.They. and Gay Times. Hosted by Gok Wan this much-needed space at NTIA’s annual conference will be celebrating LGBTQ+ contributions to nightlife through vibrant performances, discussions, and a spotlight on … Continue reading Night Time Economy Summit 2025

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ADHD, Autism and me, Autistic life, Outfit of the Day, Wildblood and Queenie

Outfit of the Day origin story anyone?

I could say I was here to tell you my Outfit Of The Day origin story. But that would make me sound like a right banker. And I’m not a banker. If I were my fight for autistic-appropriate NHS therapeutic support would have been won years ago – with an obliging bank card and a private health insurance provider. No, I’m no banker. Instead, I’m … Continue reading Outfit of the Day origin story anyone?

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Brighton, Lesbians, LGBT+ History, Queer Heritage South

QHS Community Champion blog

I wrote a blog about lesbians for @queerinbrighton website. Like you do. Read it, like it, share it. To round up the year, our community champions are sharing their thoughts on the project so far, what drew them to QHS, and what they want to do next! Kate, our older lesbian Community Champion, has shared photos from one of their ‘Rebooting Our Archive’ events. The series of … Continue reading QHS Community Champion blog

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Like we do, Wildblood and Queenie

Greens Cheesecake Mix

Yesterday I made a cheesecake for Clare. A vegan cheesecake, all worthy Violife, fuelled coconut cream with some McVitie’s filth for its super sweet foundations. And somehow as I leaned into that very specific spoon-to-melted butter biscuits action as you press down the crumb in your spring tin of soon-to-be dessert of joy (fingers crossed Clare!) I found myself back in my childhood cheesecake-making days. … Continue reading Greens Cheesecake Mix

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Autistic life, Brighton, Disco, Lesbians, LGBT+ History, Spotify, Wildblood and Queenie

My Queer Museum: Wildblood and Queenie

So it’s finally happened. We’ve ended up where we belong, in a museum. Yep, we’re that old. Wildblood and Queenie – archived for the nation thanks to My Queer Museum as we babble on about basslines past, discos done and lesbian adventures had. It’s all here. Every grown breaking moment of history you’d expect from two old queer disco dears as we donate to the … Continue reading My Queer Museum: Wildblood and Queenie

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Brighton, Lesbians, Queer Heritage South, Wildblood and Queenie

Re-booting our Archive: Our Tales of Lesbian Brighton & Hove

What we did mattered. It always has. Lives lived, changes created, connections made. And if you were like me back in the late 80s / early 90s – it mattered that it was all done in a pair of purple Doc Martens. As a non-binary lesbian with a history that needs telling and passion for the photography and the ephemera of that life be they … Continue reading Re-booting our Archive: Our Tales of Lesbian Brighton & Hove

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