Kinsey Queery Kinsey Six

Will wants you to know I joked about us not getting another episode out until September and there they were, editing away. Enjoy another one of our scintillating conversations where we discuss..... something or other. Truth be told I never remember what I write before a deadline, just that it's good enough. 



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Surprised Sis?!?! Thought you'd seen the last of us? Think again. We were gone for a minute because holy shit this Spring lacked any kind of awakening. But if you missed us, enjoy our countless era. No thoughts, few themes - Just. Vibes. Babygirl it's just two homos with ADHD and a dream. Listen or don't. 



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It's Black History Month, so to celebrate I'm publishing this episode at 11:59 PM on February 28th. Finally, it's time to get back and finish our two part episodes on the original L Word. For our Black History night cap, we're talking episode 109, "Listen Up". Bette and Tina are taking up group parenting classes with a multiracial cast of upper-middle class people. While Bette and Tina are separately trying to ease the tension between them as Tina prepares to carry their child, Bette is confronted by a single dark-skinned Black woman for using her paper-bag pass to advance in her career. Bette is forced to navigate her blackness and her queerness in a brand new way, maybe learning where the two intersect and engaging more with the parts of herself she tries to hide.... or maybe she gives up entirely on Group Therapy and being challenged, and uses this to finally get out of her boring ass relationship. Who knows?

We do.

But you gotta listen. 

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We waited a week just to make sure 2022 actually came around. It did, kinda, sorta, not really. 

Just to break things up we're doing something completely untold and revolutionary - nothing that has ever been seen or done before! It's. A. RETROSPECTIVE!!!! Join your ever charming hosts as we talk about the queer things we read/watched/listened to in 2021 that we actually enjoyed. And one thing we didn't. Or I didn't. I went off on this book. 

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CW Up top: Language. The following episode is our reaction to a dramatized depiction of a real hate crime that occurred in the long ago years of 1999. The following may contain homophobic and transphobic slurs used in reference. 

Hey Sailor. Or Soldier. Or potential queer somewhere out there in the Ether. I'd apologize for being inconsistent, but I'm cute so we're going to call it "spontaneous". To celebrate my spontaneity, we're going to be talking about "Soldier's Girl", a 2003 dramatization of a 90's hate crime committed against a young man in love with a trans woman by a young man in love with a young man in love with a trans woman. Does the joy of staring at a young Lee Pace playing a trans woman outweigh the brutality of America under DADT((and all the other institutionalized -isms?))? Probably not. But join us on this journey anyway!



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This was supposed to come out before the end of spooky season, but this episode was on its own journey and got there when it needed to. So offer it your love and support as a fresh baby-queer episode. This time we're talking about Carmen Maria Machado's memoir, Into the Dream House, a horrifying, haunting, beautiful reflection on the author's experience in an abusive relationship and the ways that the worst kinds of abuse are perfectly legal. With sensuous prose, jagged emotional vulnerability, and a biting wit that can make you laugh and cry in equal measure, listen to two broken people try to tell you all the reasons this book is worth a damn. 

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