Queering Little Women Jo, Maggie, and Kyla
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Queering Little Women takes you chapter by chapter through a queer and trans reading of Lou Alcott's classic, Little Women.
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The Katharine Hepburn Movie Revival – QLW011
Weep not, dear fans. You might have thought QLW had gone the way of poor Beth, but after a movie-style fake-out death, we’re back. This retro episode, recorded with the guest stars of the Pickled Limes Special, reviews the 1933 movie version of Little Women. Grab some popcorn and get ready for a reunion. (Caution: … Continue reading The Katharine Hepburn Movie Revival – QLW011
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Meg Goes to Vanity Fair (Ch 9) – QLW010
You know that thing, sexism? It’s back. In full force. Jo and Maggie take this opportunity to dig into Real Talk: on slut shaming, puberty and relationships, menopause wisdom, hormones, binders, and the pain of the gender binary. If there’s anything we can thank sexism for, it’s that it inspired another great episode of QLW.
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Jo Meets Apollyon (Ch 8) – QLW009
Even if your little sister burns an entire book you wrote, you probably shouldn’t let her fall through the ice to her near death. Jo’s anger turns him into a big capital-A a*****e this chapter, and a podcast fan (!!!) finally writes in to defend Amy. Meanwhile, podcaster Jo remembers channeling rage as a … Continue reading Jo Meets Apollyon (Ch 8) – QLW009
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The Pickled Limes Special – QLW008
Special guests come to Jo’s house for some very special treats. Don’t miss exclusive uncut video footage of the stars at queeringlittlewomen.wordpress.com.
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Amy’s Valley of Humiliation (Ch 7) – QLW007
Remember pogs? In this rollicking episode, we find out why pickled limes are their 19th century equivalent. Lou Alcott comes through with a solid display of sexism and hatred of Irish people… And for all the listeners named Amy out there, Maggie finally takes your side. But Jo still hates your guts. Sorry. PICKLED LIMES … Continue reading Amy’s Valley of Humiliation (Ch 7) – QLW007
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Beth Finds the Palace Beautiful (Ch 6) – QLW006
Honk if you love Beth. Or better yet, listen to this episode, because Beth’s the star of the show. While she summons superhuman bravery to walk down the road and considers playing the piano in Amy’s face (who wouldn’t?), Maggie and Jo lose it over Beth’s impending death. Get the tissues ready.