Vaneet Mehta on why bisexual people are still fighting for a seat at the table
Speaking to Hadley Stewart for Bisexual Awareness Week, Vaneet Mehta shares his experiences of of biphobia, racism and bisexual invisibility.
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Brad Johnson: saving lives at sea
The RNLI lifeboat volunteer tells Vada how he balances saving lives at sea with a day job, and what it’s being LGBTQ+ in a small seaside town.
Vada Magazine celebrates one year of digital covers
We look back at a year of digital covers and the inspirational LGBTQ+ people who feature on them.
Harry Nicholas walks into a gay bar
The author sat down with Hadley Stewart to discuss male privilege, writing about sex and how he wants to use his experiences to start new conversations.
Dr Kate Nambiar on her sense of vocation
The recently-appointed Medical Director of the Terrence Higgins Trust sits down with Vada to discuss her vocation as a doctor and campaigner for inclusive sexual health services and education.
Michael Perry: green-fingered geek
The self-confessed plant geek sits down with Hadley Stewart to discuss his new book Hortus Curious and how he turned his passion for plants into a career.
Carl Austin-Behan: proud to be Mancunian
Carl Austin-Behan sits down with Hadley Stewart to reflect on his career as Lord Mayor of Greater Manchester, working with Andy Burnham, and if he thinks Labour will win the next general election.
DEN Loungewear: the story behind the queer fashion revolution
Glen Scott sits down with Vada Magazine to tell us about how he went from being made redundant to launching a successful fashion label, DEN Loungewear.
Laura Kay tells us everything about a queer therapist from Brighton
Laura Kay sits down with Vada Magazine to discuss the importance of queer representation in fiction, her writing process, and the impact of shame, ahead of the publication of her second novel, Tell Me Everything.
Vada Magazine launches digital covers
Laura Kay features on the cover of Vada Magazine’s spring cover.