Paris Munro
Based in Manchester, the queer nonbinary presenter currently hosts the Gaydio Breakfast. They have a passion for music, love being goofy with their guests on the show, and recently launched a podcast called "Queer & The Beat".
With a focus on music, Season 1 will also feature House DJ Martin Ikin, pop artist Joesef, dance artist Ultra Nate, house artist HoneyLuv, alt-pop singer Caroline Rose and pop queen Zara Larson. Expect a deep dive into the artist’s lives & inspiration behind their songs, with plenty of music & hilarious banter.
Speaking of the new podcast, Paris says, “Growing up, I struggled with parent abandonment and gender identity issues, so I turned to music as a form of escape. Music was a saviour for me in healing trauma. On my new podcast, I want to show you another side to artists that you’ve never heard before. So I'm curious to know how upcoming artists, to some of the biggest names in pop realised that music was their safety blanket too. I’m taking a deeper look so I can really understand the person behind the songs and I can’t wait for you all to hear it!
As well as being on the radio, they also host events and stages during pride season, as well as interviewing artists on red carpets - most recently for Gaydio at The Brits. Also a member of The Brits and The Heavy Music Awards voting academies, Paris really wants to help pave the way for marginalised communities in music, and a new addition to the judging panel for the Queer Student Awards 2023.
Paris has been a Presenter & Station Producer at Gaydio since September 2021.
Paris is a Presenter at Kerrang! Radio.
Paris was a Presenter at Signal 1 from 16 December 2015 to 15 January 2017.
Paris was a Presenter at Heart North Wales.
Online contacts
| url | instagram.com/itsparismunro |
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| url | instagram.com/itsparismunro |
| Possible email: | paris.munro@global.com from their employer entry - info |
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