Stories of Coming Out and Coming Home
Victor Wu
Show overview
Stories of Coming Out and Coming Home has published 3 episodes during 2026. That works out to roughly 3 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a roughly quarterly cadence.
Episodes typically run an hour to ninety minutes — most land between 37 min and 1h 18m — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. It is catalogued as a EN-language Society & Culture show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 weeks ago, with 3 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Victor Wu.
From the publisher
Welcome to Stories of Coming out and Coming home, where we share everyday stories of families from our culturally and linguistically diverse communities that embrace their LGBTQ+ loved ones. In each episode we join a family in conversation where they share their unique journey of affirmation and embrace; how it strengthened their family bonds and transformed their understanding and relationship with their culture and community.Stories of belonging, told in our own words, our own languages, shared with our communities.www.comingoutcominghome.au@comingout.cominghomeyoutube.com/@storiesofcomingoutcominghomeProudly supported by @cityofsydney in collaboration with @aconnsw @aconwestie @pflagaustralia @trikone.australia @antra.org.au @asianaustralianalliance
Latest Episodes
Benjamin Oh (part 1)
Make-Up Lessons 'M/ /otherland' [Lecciones de maquillaje - La Otra Matria]
S1 Ep 1Dr Asiel Sanchez
GP and award-winning poet Dr Asiel Sanchez and their mother share their journey as a Mexican Australian family into understanding and embracing Asiel as a queer non-binary young person.Asiel shares their experience growing up in Mexico, finding their queer identity in Australia as a young adult, and weaving together their queerness and Mexican heritage on their return to Mexico years later to share their authentic self with extended family and through their poetry.Karina, their mother, shares a heart-wrenching story of past family loss; pain that was transformed into loving embrace for her son.(English, Mexican Spanish)Chapters:(0:00) Introduction(3:14) Discovering their gender and sexual identity across cultures(28:34) Asiel's mother joins the conversation(51:52) Asiel reads their poem "Make-Up Lessons"(1:02:34) Relationship with extended family, community and culture(1:23:13) A mother's message to other parentsAsiel's published book of poetry 'M/ /otherland' www.revarena.com/m-otherlandwww.comingoutcominghome.au[transcript coming]