For One Night Only

22 Jul 2023

Evalyn Venture – JOY Presenter & Out Proud Trans Woman with Big Plans For the Future

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Evalyn Venture – JOY Presenter & Out Proud Trans Woman with Big Plans For the Future

In this episode of For One Night Only (FONO), Pete Holmes talks with the host of JOY’s new show, The Rainbow Advocate, and Out Proud Trans Woman, Evalyn Venture – Pronouns she/her. Evalyn was born in Perth and grew up Brisbane, Rockhampton, Newcastle, and the Blue Mountains and has travelled and worked in many locations including Canada, Fraser Island (Now K’gari), Yulara, Ballarat, China, Melbourne, Cairns in many different roles including as a truck driver, tour guide, hospitality worker and many more. She’s also studied at the post-graduate level. Her plans for the future include hosting large fundraising concerts, getting elected to federal parliament, and hiking across Europe.

And does she have a mixtape for you? Think Metallica, The Wurzels, Darius Rucker, The Artichokes, Mo, Alan Walker, Pet Shop Boys, and many, many more.

Here’s the list of Evalyn’s songs but you’ll have to listen to find out more about each song:

Play Order	Song Title	Song Artist
1	For Whom the Bell Tolls	Metallica
2	Cry for You (Radio Edit)	September
3	The Combine Harvester (Brand New Key)	The Wurzels
4	Call Me Maybe	Carley Rae Jepsen
5	Young Blood	The Naked and the Famous
6	Wagon Wheel	Darius Rucker
7	Habits (Stay High)	Tove Lo
8	Waiwhakamukau	The Artichokes
9	The Joker	Fatboy Slim
10	Final Song	MO
11	Escape (The Pina Colada Song)	Rupert Holmes
12	Friendships	Pascal Letoublon
13	Faded	Alan Walker
14	Sweet But Psycho	Ava Max
15	Go West	Pet Shop Boys
16	Zero Gravity	Kate Miller-Heidke

For One Night Only is a late-night show on JOY 94.9 and a podcast where people from our rainbow communities get to talk through the mixtape of their lives so far.

Note: This podcast is exclusive to our Australian listeners due to music copyright requirements.