Podcasts & Radio
Woman's Hour - BBC Radio 4
Miriam was a guest on BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour, where she gave expert opinions on the topic of women coming out later in life.
Aug ’24 – Miriam On BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour On Coming Out Later In Life
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Love, Happiness, and Success for Therapists with Dr. Lisa Marie Bobby
LGBTQ Affirmative Therapy: The Client Group You Missed
Miriam appeared on the highly popular, Love, Happiness and Success series in the branch of episodes for therapists.
“LGBTQ affirmative therapy has a blind spot, and it is not hostility. It is our own need to know. Miriam Grace has been in practice 36 years, she is BACP Senior Accredited, and she came out herself just before she turned 50. When she landed in a private support group of women who had done the same thing, she did what any of us would do. She asked them how therapy was going.”
Out Late with Sally Cooper
Miriam is delighted to be one of the early guests recorded for the brand new UK northern podcast Out Late, with Sally Cooper based in Leeds.
Out Late is a show for the late bloomers, late-in-life lesbians, queers and gays. It’s for anyone questioning or beginning to explore a new LGBTQ+ identity and for the allies who are keen to understand more.
Miriam's Upcoming Appearances
A Bunch of Therapists
Coming soon.
Women of Steel with Miriam Grace Podcast
Women of Steel is a podcast by Miriam Grace to amplify the voices of marginalised women.
Susie Stonefield talks about life, coming out later, art, therapeutic creativity and her Jewish identity in Journal to Authentic Life.
Miriam and Rosie Wilby debrief just after their workshop at the Out & Wild Festival in Devon and discuss common lesbian relationship problems.
Cari Hunter is a beloved local sapphic author. Alongside her job as a paramedic she writes award winning crime books and lives locally to Sheffield the City of Steel. A fascinating episode with a favourite down to earth guest.
Suzette Mullen discusses her book The Only Way Through is Out and her own coming out later in life experience as well as talking with Miriam about some of their favourite authors.
Michaela Johnson discusses her thesis From Dead To Femme as she and Miriam look at some of their favourite shows, the history of lesbians on TV and the impact of lesbian representation.
A diagnosis of ADHD was like a second coming out for gay photographer Nelly Naylor. Colourful, vibrant and talented, Nelly kept her issues of self confidence masked until she came to understand herself from a completely new perspective.
Rosie Wilby and Miriam Grace have a lot to talk about under the heading of Love, Loss and Lesbian Love. A great introduction to the duo and the early days of their collaborative work for queer women exploring relationships.
Midlife and being authentic make this episode, while not strictly lesbian, a queer exploration of cronehood and freedom from expectations and the male gaze.
Coming Out & Beyond with Anne-Marie Zanzal
Miriam challenges sexism and comp-het bias within psychotherapy.
Miriam and Anne-Marie discuss estrangement from adult children.
The Catalyst and Miriam’s personal story of trusting her inner voice.