Sapphics on Screen: Recent Episodes
Claire Hubner
Sapphics on Screen is a podcast centered around lesbian representation in media and the impact that this representation has on lesbians in real life. This podcast is created and hosted by Claire Hubner.
In this episode of Sapphics on Screen I spoke with Jeannette Johnson-Licon, also known as JJL for short. During our conversation we discussed a wide range of media including the films Some Kind of Wonderful and The Color Purple as well as the series The Women of Brewster Place and Sex Lives of College Girls. We also talked about gender variance in media, the power of fan communities, and much more!
In this episode of Sapphics on Screen I spoke with Samantha Shapard. During our conversation we discussed the book The Handmaid’s Tale and the play She Kills Monsters, as well as the cartoons The Owl House, Ever After High, and She-Ra and the Princesses of Power. We also talked about the need for more lesbian representation in children’s media and much more!
In this episode of Sapphics on Screen I spoke about my own experiences with lesbian representation in media. Some of the media brought up includes the film Portrait of a Lady on Fire, the book series Pretty Little Liars, and the shows Glee and Yellowjackets.
The song used in the intro is Bus Stop by HoliznaCC0 and the Sapphics on Screen cover art was created by Erica Medina.
In this episode of Sapphics on Screen I spoke with Imani Luellen. During our conversation we discussed a variety of media, from the films Imagine Me and You and Blue is the Warmest Color to the cartoons She-Ra and the Princesses of Power and Steven Universe. We also talked about the need for more lesbian-made content, more diverse lesbian representation (outside of the skinny, cis, white woman), and much more!
The song used in the intro is Bus Stop by HoliznaCC0 and the Sapphics on Screen cover art was created by Erica Medina.