We have once again come to the end of another Dykalicious season. To finish on a high note, listen to the second part of episode 6, where Casey, Lea and Maria talk some more about the fabulous historical lesbians mentioned in Diana Souhami’s book No Modernism without Lesbians. Today, Casey will be presenting the super sexy Nathalie Barney, Maria will be telling you everything about Gertrude Stein, poet and art collector extraordinaire, and we’ll be thinking about the importance of lesbian history. And, in case you fancied the bookish hot queer at your local bookshop, make sure to listen until the end of the episode for Lea’s romantic, literary pick-up line.

Outline

00:00 – 01:49 – Intro

01:50 – 17:17 – Casey presents Natalie Barney

17:18 – 23:32 – Natalie Barney’s legacy

23:33 – 48:46 – Maria presents Gertrude Stein

48:47 – 51:37 – Gertrude Stein’s legacy and the importance of lesbian history

51:38 – 55:19 – Outro, goodbyes and Lea’s pick-up line

Resources

No Modernism without Lesbians on Goodreads

Diana Souhami

Credits

Co-hosts: Casey, Lea

Special Guest: Maria

Producer: Maria

Song: ‘Free the Nip’ by MuMu

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Books and lesbians are always a great combination, but what about a book about lesbians writing books? In this episode, Lea and Casey are joined by Maria to have a chat about Diana Souhami’s No Modernism Without Lesbians. Because we don’t want you to miss any tea about these amazing historical queer figures, we have split the book discussion in two parts: this week you’ll be hearing about Sylvia Beach and Bryher, and next week about Natalie Barney and Gertrude Stein. If you’re into bookish lesbians and queer sugar daddies, this episode is definitely for you!

Outline

00:00 – 06:48 – Intro and gay day check-in

06:49 – 14:44 – Today’s topic: introducing Diana Souhami’s No Modernism Without Lesbians and the modernism movement

14:45 – 16:06 – Sylvia Beach

16:07 – 39:50 – Bryher

39:51 – 42:09 – Outro and Lea’s pick-up line

Resources

No Modernism without Lesbians on Goodreads

Diana Souhami

Credits

Co-hosts: Casey, Lea

Special Guest: Maria

Producer: Maria

Song: ‘Free the Nip’ by MuMu

Find us on Instagram | Send us an email at dykalicious.podcast@gmail.com

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🎄 Matching pyjamas, chosen families and lesbian movie nights: ‘tis finally the season for Queer-mas. On today’s episode, Lea and Casey will be talking about the complexity of Christmas (and of major celebrations in general) for queer people, particularly when it comes to family time. To help you navigate this tricky time of the year, our hosts not only focus on the positive sides to Christmas (who doesn’t love the simple comforts of sparkles and food, right?), but they also talk about dinner-table conversations, queer chosen families and favourite Christmas traditions. And just in case you’re wondering, yes, you can get festive pick-up lines too, so make sure you listen until the end of the episode to find out how to get your crush under the mistletoe! 🎄

Outline

00:00 – 05:11 – Intro and gay day check-in

05:12 – 11:53 – Christmas: sharing festivities with family and/or with friends

11:54 – 16:34 – Chosen families: what are they and why are they important?

16:35 – 29:06 – Pièce de résistance: reacting to uncomfortable questions around the dinner table

29:07 – 44:39 – Favourite Christmas traditions and lesbian Christmas films

44:40 – 48.50 – Outro and Lea’s pick-up line

Resources

Complicating Queer Theory – Chosen Family

For Some LGBTQ+ Folk, The Family You Choose Is Everything At Christmas

As a queer person, this is how I reconciled not going home for Christmas

LGBT Helpline Resources at Christmas (US)

LGBTQ Crisis Hotlines, and Support Services (Europe)

Credits

Co-hosts: Casey, Lea

Producer: Maria

Song: ‘Free the Nip’ by MuMu

Find us on Instagram | Send us an email at dykalicious.podcast@gmail.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.