
Queer the Airwaves: Conversion Practice - Justin's Story
by Amelhyne O'Regan-Farineau Archive Not AvailableConversion practice is legal in the Republic of Ireland and the UK. Conversion practices can take place in religious, medical or psychological services, in an attempt to convert members of the LGBTQ+ Community to heterosexuality or to align with their sex assigned at birth.
Amelhyne O’Regan-Farineau talks to activist Justin Hardie, who shares his true story of undergoing conversion therapy between the ages of 17 and 23 in the UK. Two decades on, Justin details his religious bringing, the emotional turmoil he suffered, and how he has begun to reclaim his spirituality.
This podcast discusses suicide and religious exorcism. Listener discretion advised.
Amelhyne Bio: Amelhyne (pronounced a-mel-lean) is a recent Film & Broadcasting graduate. Originally from Co. Mayo, Amelhyne has studied in Dublin and Chicago to develop her craft in radio and film production. She is an aspiring film producer and is currently working on a TV pilot script and a short film script.
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