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Fopé Ajanaku
Queer London-based culture writer and nightlife editor at Shado Magazine, author of the Substack "Dispatches From The Discotheque."
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Oct 9, 2026
How Nightlife Died with Fopé Ajanaku
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20:37TomHOST
[laughs]
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20:38Fopé AjanakuGUEST
[laughs] But it's, yeah, I think a lot of it is, like, they don't, they don't, they've not thought about it.
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20:42Fopé AjanakuGUEST
And I think so much of, like, what I think there's a misunderstanding of people who love, like, club music, um, and also people who love trans people.
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20:49Fopé AjanakuGUEST
And I, I, you know, I'm, as a trans person and as a trans, um, pride this weekend, I think it's so important is, like, we, we do think about it.
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20:56Fopé AjanakuGUEST
You know, a, a lot of it is just surviving, but also it's like you wanna live in a world that is joyous, that is happy, that is good, and that requires us to, like, get through this bit.
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24:33TomHOST
Mm.