Lez Represent Podcast | A queer LGBT social

Conversation of Warehouse 13 with Jill and Miranda

Hello again! 

We have super special guests, they are so smart. I had the impossible task of editing this episode. I simply couldn't find anything I wanted to take out so apologizes on the length. We had an amazing time. 

Our guests Jill and Miranda from the podcast 13 (a warehouse 13 podcast) came on to talk about their love for the show and how it played some key roles in their own sexuality and feed them the representation they needed to see. We also talked their individual careers, as an academic and the other in TV and fun behind the scene on that. Plus so much more! There is literally too much to say about these wonderful ladies. 

Conversations With Jo Vannicola

Hello again!

 

Our guest this time: Jo Vannicola,Writer, Actor, Speaker, Advocate. Wow, we had such a great time. Jo is incredible insightful. From her memoir about her life facing her sexuality and child abuse to the non-profit she has started for LGBT youth. It's quite the adventure. 

 

      Promo: Coming out Podcast

      Shout out:The Bechdel cast

 

Guest LINKS: 

Website 

Author Site

Youth Out Loud Site

IMDB
Twitter
Instagram

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Conversations with Near and Queer to my heart

Hello again! This time we have a wonderful guest with her own queer podcast Amanda G., comedian stand up and host of Near and Queer to my Heart Podcast, a podcast celebrating and telling stories from the lives of Queer performers of all kinds. 

We had a blast talking about her podcast and the stand up show she runs called Welcome to Queer Mountain. Now being hosted in Austin Texas, New york, Baton Rouge, and her own town of New Orleans Louisiana. She also gave us a peak of the queer scene there too! 

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(Editors notes: There was a conversation around marriage and relationship that due to personal reasons I have decided to leave out. My apologize in advance for any confusion when we touch on the subject again later in the episode. ) 

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If you liked this episode be sure to like, share and/or leave a review so others can find us and hear our stories. If you'd like to guest please DM us on twitter or email us at LezRepresentpodast@yahoo.com. We also have a Ko-fi account if you'd like to donate us a cups of tea or at least give the cats some cat treats to occupy their time. Thanks for listening!   

Conversations of Transitions and Hope

Hello again! 

 

We have an amazing guest for you! Diana James, has done a lot in her life, from volunteering at the remarkable British LGBT switchboard hotline to working towards changing the way British police handle LGBT cases, she's given a lot for her community. Pre-Internet era too! She shared with us parts of her life and struggles, and gave us her view of the hopping LGBT scene of London through those times.    

 

This episode does touch on some dark subjects, so we are issuing a trigger warning. Regardless of this these stories are ones of recovery and bring messages of hope. 

((TW: Rape, Domestic abuse-around 1:25:00))  

 

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Conversations of representation with Spencer

Hello for the first time in 2019!!

 

We have a super special guest during this super special time, we spoke with Spencer, youtuber, artist, content creator, about so many things. She gave us the down-low on her youtube channel creating informational videos about queer representation called “Representation matters”, about the shows and fandoms that affected her the most, the Latinx representation the world so deserves, her inspirational boom thanks to Tello films and Clexacon, and her Guest to Guest answer might surprise you.

 

Have a great New Year and help up reach out New Year resolution by liking or leaving a review on itunes. ;)

Conversations of SanFran LGBT life: The 80's

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Today's guest is Kathleen Knowles, author and retired UCSF of San Francisco. We had a wonderful talk, being interested in LGBT history Kathleen had some interesting stories to share. We talked a lot about her first hand experience during the 80's aids crisis, being in her 20s and an active member in the LGBT scene at the time. Even a bit about the Harvey Milk, an openly gay political official, assassination from a couple years before that.  

 

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Conversations about the Chicago underground LGBT Comics

Hello again, 

We have super special guest Kris Dresen, "retired" comic book artist and illustrator of Chicago. 

We learned so much about the underground LGBT comics movement of the late 80's-early 90's, her career as an illustrator and greeting cards maker, and even a bit about her dream team up with JD Glass, LGBT writer who happens to also be her wife. XD 

 

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Conversations with the Renaissance Woman from Down Under

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Our guest this time is a Classy Renaissance Woman from the Down Under, Bryte Cameron. She gave us quite the conversation about life in the Australian Theater, it's culture, her loathing of Koala bears, and was kind enough to share her experiences growing up and that broken isn't the finale. With time and self-care, you can live to be a person you can love. 

 

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Conversations with One Girl and Her Tools

Hello again, 

 

Our guest this time is Classy South Londoner and fellow transatlantic lover, Cathy from One Girl and Her Tools, a page following her adventures through her love of Carpentry. 

 

We had a blast talking about why she started her page, her life working with her mental illness, her wonderful long distant relationship with her American girlfriend, and a bit about how Diva Magazine helped her along the way of accepting her sexuality with the help of her BFF. 

 

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Conversations with the multitalented JD Glass

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Today's guest is a woman of many suprises, JD Glass. Author, Musician, contributor forGo magazine, write for Lovestruck and much much more! We talked about some of her experiences in life as well as changing between mediums to tell her stories. We also talked about repetitive storytelling, unpacking toxic masculinity, human authenticity, and so, so much more. 

 

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