In our latest episode we continue our look at queer culture on film with the modern classic "But I'm a Cheerleader". What was it like discovering it at a time when queer filmmakers had to struggle to even hint at homosexuality in their titles? What's it like to watch for the first time in 2025?

Next week, Dr. Jen, Chris, and guest Ashley will be talking about their personal experiences with the film But I'm a Cheerleader. Here is an excellent primer on the history of the film. www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOzH...
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The earliest work of queer cinema,“Different From the Others”, was released in Germany in 1919.It’s a proudly gay work of activism which includes early examples of tropes that become familiar in later homophobic works: A tragic end,blackmail,and villains in gay bars
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A preview of our episode that drops tomorrow! Stay tuned for more on this fascinating story =D

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Magnus Hirschfeld, one of the founders of gender affirming care, in a fabulous polkadot tie. Also a hint at what our episode that drops on Tuesday will be about!

New episode! Today on the pod: Dr. Jen and Chris talk to Rob Cohen of Two Bi Guys about what it’s like to be surprised by queerness, and how meaningful and liberating it can be to find ways of expressing that in the world

This Month in Queer History: In 2009 Billie Jean King was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Barack Obama. She is a tennis player, winner of the famous “Battle of the Sexes” match, and a lifelong advocate for gender equality - including the right of trans athletes to participate in sports

New episode! Why has the community been up in arms about the sexual orientation of JoJoSiwa, Fletcher, & Billie Eilish? And what does that say about our attitudes toward bisexual women? Dr. Jen & guest Dr. Jami continue our discussion of bisexuality, shining a light on the impact of online discourse

This Week in Queer History:
On Aug 4, 2010, Judge Vaughn Richard Walker struck down CA Prop 8, which had prohibited same sex marriage in the state. His ruling was unsuccessfully challenged on the grounds that he was in a long-term relationship with a man. He publicly came out less than a year later

On this day in queer history:
The Gay Liberation Front was founded as a direct response to the Stonewall Riots, bringing the spirit of uprising from that event into the world of activism

There's no way to talk LGBTQ+ mental health without talking about civil rights. If you're in the LA area, check out this film by @samfeder.bsky.social, or better yet, send people who don't fully "get it". As always, check in with yourself about your emotional needs beforehand. This is rough stuff!

New episode! This week on the pod we're talking about bisexuality and the historical roots of biphobia creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/...

Did you know that bisexuals are the majority of the queer community? So excited to start our series on bisexual experiences! New episode coming tomorrow

Check out our last episode on The Tyranny of Regret!

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