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The Lily Pod

The Lily Pod

De: Linneah Rae
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welcome to The Lily Pod: a queer feminist podcast created for fostering connection, curiosity, and commitment to unraveling the complexities of desire, sexuality, gender, and identity.

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  • my christmas wishlist: platonic intimacy, reciprocal friendships with men, + collective healing from patriarchy

    my christmas wishlist: platonic intimacy, reciprocal friendships with men, + collective healing from patriarchy
    Dec 12 2023

    from exploring the ambiguities of platonic intimacies, to unpacking the depths of mistrust stemming from circumstances of boundary-breaking in the name of male desire, this episode is here to make space for all the feelings around what it means to be in friendship with men.

    to connect, reach out to @thelily.pod on Instagram <3
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    42 m
  • curating coziness, easing into winter, + remembering the magic of collectivity

    curating coziness, easing into winter, + remembering the magic of collectivity
    Nov 27 2023

    time to grab a warm cup of tea, put on your favourite socks, and tend to your heart by slowing down for a minute.

    to connect, reach out to @thelily.pod on Instagram <3
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    33 m
  • "i'm just a girl!" ~ unpacking girl dinner, gender performance, and our collective desire to be seen

    "i'm just a girl!" ~ unpacking girl dinner, gender performance, and our collective desire to be seen
    Oct 2 2023

    girl dinner: normalized self-neglect or a liberated expression of feminine chaos? girl math: a reproduction of sexist stereotypes or an assertation of desire for youth and irresponsibility? find out in this week's episode that explores the entangled depths of meaning surrounding the online discourse that is 'girl theory'.

    to connect, reach out to @thelily.pod on Instagram <3
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    39 m
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