Queer Chatter: Recent Episodes

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Welcome to our queer house where we chat about things! We are two best friends (Bell and Kate) who both love media analysis and queer topics. We are always watching and reading things together, and we started this podcast to spice that up a little bit. Tune in every other Wednesday to hear our totally off-the-cuff thoughts about... whatever it is we are watching, reading, or listening to!

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Welcome to our gay house where we chat about things!

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Join us this episode as we discuss Alix E. Harrow's Spindle Splintered, a modern queer retelling of Sleeping Beauty. 

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This episode, we discuss how Cocaine Bear isn't actually Gonzo journalism. Trigger warning for racism and sexual assault.

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Sportball who? Join us as we discuss the 2023 Film of the Year 80 for Brady where we reveal Tom Brady's deepest career secret and revel in the unbreakable bonds of comedic sisterly love. 

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They're lesbians... right? Join us as we interpret Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla from multiple perspectives to suss out whether or not this really IS a queer story.

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Content Warning: mentions of suicide and childhood sexual abuse

This week we discuss Perks of Being a Wallflower: autism representation, the teen experience, existentialism, Monster energy drinks, and so much more.

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We thought we were done with Brokeback, but #brokebackbrokeus. This week, we examine a lesbian cowgirl movie, Christmas at the Ranch, to get into the Christmas spirit.

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This week, we watched Brokeback Mountain, the gay cowboy movie. Join us as we answer pressing questions like: Who can write queer stories? Is it a western? Where is the lube?

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For this episode, we examine T.J. Klune’s novel Under the Whispering Door. We discuss themes of grief and loss, as well as the Magical Negro film and literature trope.

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Welcome to our gay house, where we chat about things! For our debut episode, we discuss queerbaiting in relation to Supernatural, Good Omens, and Our Flag Means Death