Rosie Jones

Episode 6: Rosie Jones

Rosie Jones is a British comedian, actor and writer. She shares what it was like coming out after achieving fame with her comedy, and discusses why representation of people with disabilities is vital for a better world.

Show notes

In the final episode of Season 2, British comedian and writer Rosie Jones shares what it was like coming out as a lesbian after achieving fame with her comedy, and discusses why representation of people with disabilities is so vital for a better world.

Topics discussed:

  1. Comedian Rosie Jones’s coming out story
  2. Why ‘lesbian’ has become such a loaded word
  3. How Rosie overcomes the voice of doubt in her head
  4. Becoming a comedian and coming out
  5. What it’s like coming out as gay with cerebral palsy
  6. The Amazing Edie Eckhart

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This podcast is hosted by Rosie Pentreath.

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Rosie Pentreath

Rosie Pentreath

Rosie Pentreath is the founder and host of OUTcast Podcast. Rosie is an award-winning digital leader, writer and content producer who’s worked and written for Classic FM, MasterChef Australia, Gogglebox Australia, The X Factor Australia, BBC Music Magazine, Grazia, Cosmopolitan, Homes & Antiques and other brands.

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Rosie Jones

Rosie Jones

Rosie Jones is a British comedian, actor and writer who uses her platform to campaign for the rights and representation of disabled people. She shares what it was like coming out as a lesbian after achieving fame with her comedy, and discusses why representation of people with disabilities is so vital for a better world.

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