Rainbow Riots’ founder Petter Wallenberg takes us to Kampala, Uganda, where we meet trans woman Alicia Houston and hear her story about her life as a sex worker living with HIV. We also meet lesbian activist Kowa Tigs who recently got arrested and evicted. Check it...
Our podcast Rainbow Riots Radio is now on Spotify! Listen to it here:...
The third episode of our podcast Rainbow Riots Radio is out today! Episode 3: The queer divinity of India Rainbow Riots’ founder Petter Wallenberg is in Bombay, India and meets authors Devdutt Pattanaik and Jerry Johnson to discuss their book about queerness in India’s ancient religions and society. He also meets 22-year old trans woman Paras who...
The subtitled version of the second episode of Rainbow Riots Radio is out on YouTube! ...
Wow! Today our new podcast Rainbow Riots Radio got a glowing review in leading global media outlet Financial Times!...
“While we enjoy days of celebrations during Pride parades this summer, we must remember that the fight far far from over for many LGBTQ people across the world.” Gay Times Magazine wrote about the launch of our podcast Rainbow Riots Radio. Read here:...
Our founder Petter Wallenberg has written a piece for British news site Gay Star News which is out now: “I’ve spent the last two years creating a new podcast called Rainbow Riots Radio, featuring queer stories from around the world. It’s both a web radio series and...
The second episode of our podcast is out today: Rainbow Riots Radio – Episode 2: The Jamaican reggae artist who risks his life for gay rights Rainbow Riots’ founder Petter Wallenberg meets Mista Majah P, a Jamaican rapper and reggae artist who has a bounty on...
Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter wrote about how Facebook stopped the ad for our new podcast Rainbow Riots Radio. Rainbow Riots’ founder Petter Wallenberg said: “We didn’t choose to be political, we just want to live our lives. We want love just like everyone else. It’s the...
Rainbow Riots founder Petter Wallenberg was interviewed by Swedish news Kulturnyheterna about our dispute with Facebook after they deemed our new podcast Rainbow Riots Radio “too political”. Check it out:...