In our fifth episode of Pride Pals, we sit down with literary critic and museologist Rhiannon White ( @bi_bliophible ) to talk about the potential of fairy tales for telling queer stories and providing agency to underrepresented voices in Emma Donoghue's Kissing the Witch.
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Today I am joined by Mary McHarg, Arts and Sciences student by day and voguing fanatic by night. We discuss HBO's new show Legendary and how it is such a powerful (and fabulous!) presentation of queer identities.
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Game designer and writer Jo Winter (https://twitter.com/winterymute) joins us on our third episode to talk about the casual queerness in adventure-game Night in the Woods; taking a look at the representation of found families and telling complex stories from a queer angle.
Find Jo's Night in the Woods inspired RPG here: https://t.co/PKfRRWCUWb?amp=1
Link to Curio's Lovecraft Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoCT3YRZi3M
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I am joined by science communicator Holl Wardle to chat about androgyny and gender non-conformity in Steven Universe and She-Ra, two of the most progressive children's cartoons.
Find Holl's site here: https://holliewardle.com/ and follow them on Twitter @macromolecool
In our very first episode of Pride Pals, I am joined by speculative fiction writer and podcast fanatic Udoka Okonkwo to discuss podcasts and the power of the medium to tell highly ambitious stories where the most normal things are the queerness.
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