Give It To Me Bi
isn't just a podcast
It's a celebration of bi+ voices and experiences. Through storytelling, expert interviews, and raw, real conversations, we're creating a space where bi+ people feel seen, heard, and validated.
Our Mission
amplify bi+ voices, challenge stereotypes, and build community for everyone under the bi+ umbrella.
We know what it's like to feel overlooked—in LGBTQIA+ spaces and beyond—and we're here to change that.
Why We Started This Podcast
We’re Chad and Steve, two advocates who believe in the power of stories and data to create change.
We first crossed paths in the Sydney Bi+ Network, bonding over late-night community organising sessions and a shared frustration with the lack of bi+ representation.
Give It To Me Bi was born out of the desire to create something impactful—a space where we could bring our perspectives, nerdy love of research, and passion for community to a broader audience.
What to Expect
Engaging Conversations
We invite guests from diverse fields to share their expertise, experiences, and stories that resonate with bi+ folks.
Practical Advocacy
Real-world tips, resources, and strategies for navigating bi+ life—whether it's coming out, building supportive relationships, or tackling stereotypes head-on.
Deep Dives into Bi+ Issues
From bi+ history to the latest research in LGBTQIA+ health and beyond, we dive into the topics that matter most to our community.
Steven Spencer
Steve is a passionate advocate and researcher focused on LGBTQIA+ health, particularly within bi+ and HIV communities. He’s worked with Sydney Bi+ Network, NAPWHA, co-founded PrepAccessNow, and serves as an ambassador for both Qtopia Sydney and the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation. Steve’s advocacy is rooted in challenging bi+ erasure and uplifting bi+ voices. Known for making complex issues accessible, his insights often blend research, humour, and firsthand community experience.
Chad Barnier
Chad brings his background in marketing, arts, and events to Give It To Me Bi, using his skills to amplify bi+ voices through creative storytelling. He’s shared his personal journey of embracing his bisexuality, and his advocacy work with the Sydney Bi+ Network connects him deeply with the community. Chad champions inclusive spaces and honest conversations that foster a true sense of belonging for every bi+ person.
