BBC’s I Kissed a Boy: Being Mixed Race, Unpacking Identity & Queerness

In this vibrant and deeply personal episode, we’re joined by stars from I Kissed a Boy—Callum, Jack S, and Ruben —for a raw, hilarious, and heartfelt conversation about life before, during, and after the show.

From Black barbers and messy sleepovers to discovering queer brotherhood and confronting racism growing up, nothing is off limits. We dive into the importance of representation, coming out stories, identity crises, and the real friendships that formed on and off screen.

This episode isn’t just about reality TV—it’s about reality. And the joy of finally being seen.

💥 Behind-the-scenes moments from I Kissed a Boy
🧠 Growing up queer & mixed race
🎭 From spin-the-bottle kisses to dinner party drama
👬 The power of queer male friendships
🎤 What the show meant for representation

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📖 Chapters
00:00 – 04:00 – The Messiest Boys in the Villa
04:01 – 08:30 – Spiritual Routines, Fashion, and Friendship
08:31 – 13:20 – Queer Joy and Kesha Conversions
13:21 – 18:00 – The Power of Representation on the BBC
18:01 – 22:45 – Coming Out & Internalised Shame
22:46 – 27:10 – Fluidity, Labels & Queer Truths
27:11 – 31:50 – Growing Up Mixed-Race in White Spaces
31:51 – 36:40 – Getting Reconnected With Culture
36:41 – 42:20 – Microaggressions & Identity Crises
42:21 – 47:10 – Feeling “Othered” in Your Own Family
47:11 – 51:25 – Finding Power in Queer Community

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