The They/Them Podcast

Moon Poet and Ratero Ratero chat about the effects of quarantine on their personal perceptions of gender as well as their relationships with Latinx masculinity.

Moon Poet and Whooping Cough chat with their friends Grace and Amy from the BFAF Podcast about Harry Styles's Vogue photo shoot and how to overcome revolutionary burnout.Check out Grace and Amy’s podcast!Grace: @grace_jessicaaAmy: @heyits_amyjay

No intro/outro music again, we might have to change it up once again. This is part 2 of 2 parts.

No intro/outro music again, we might have to change it up once again. This is part 1 of 2 parts.

Whooping Cough interviews Moon Poet about their recent performance titled “the champ: to touch and be touched” for the group show Objects Who Hold, Objects Who Let Go at La Estación Gallery. The title of the piece is inspired by the essay “Ten Theses on Touch, or, Writing Touch” by Dr. Hypatia Vourloumis.We recorded this episode in mid-to-late January 2020 (pre-pandemic). There are several mentions to future events at the gallery but they, unfortunately, were cancelled. The performance involved being in a small bathroom with another person, a type of intimacy that seems almost foreign now in a six-feet-apart world. I wonder if we will ever be able to do such a performance again in the next couple years.This episode does not have an intro or outro theme because Garageband is being weird.Since we don’t know when the next episode will be coming out there are a few important messages: BLACK LIVES MATTER. BLACK TRANS LIVES MATTER. ACAB. Happy (belated) pride month, but honestly pride should be every month. WEAR YOUR MASKS IN PUBLIC OR JUST STAY HOME. KEEP PROTESTING, DONATING, LEARNING. WE LOVE YOU.Link: La Estación Gallery Podcast ep.

Follow us on Twitter at They/Them Podcast, and individually at Whooping Cough and Moon Poet.Keep an eye on Moon Poet’s new projects on their website.Theme song is “I Want To Kiss You” by The Spook School.

Follow us on Twitter at They/Them Podcast, and individually at Whooping Cough and Moon Poet.Keep an eye on Moon Poet’s new projects on their website.Theme song is “I Want To Kiss You” by The Spook School.

Follow us on Twitter at They/Them Podcast, and individually at Whooping Cough and Moon Poet.You can find more information about Whooping Cough’s band and their new album at The Killer Coven instagram and go check it out on their Bandcamp.Keep an eye on Moon Poet’s new projects on their website.Theme song is “I Want To Kiss You” by The Spook School.

Follow us on Twitter at They/Them Podcast, and individually at Whooping Cough and Moon Poet.You can find more information about Whooping Cough’s band and their new album at The Killer Coven instagram and go check it out on their Bandcamp.Keep an eye on Moon Poet’s new projects on their website.Theme song is “I Want To Kiss You” by The Spook School.

Follow us on Twitter at They/Them Podcast, and individually at Whooping Cough and Moon Poet.You can find more information about Whooping Cough’s band at The Killer Coven instagram.Also keep an eye on Moon Poet’s new projects on their website.

In this special episode of the podcast Whooping Cough plays piano and talks to the microphone by themselves about a variety of topics: humanity, ethics, the podcast, Moon Poet, the future and so much more.

You can watch the episode of Contrapoints we mention here.

Moon Poet interviews an old friend of the podcast, Grace the Ghost Host! They had a lively conversation about the Black Mirror episode "San Junipero" written by Charlie Brooker and how it stands up against current lesbian representation in television and movies. You can follow Grace the Ghost Host on Twitter!Mild spoilers for Supergirl, Wynonna Earp, The Good Place and the webseries Carmilla.MAJOR spoilers for "San Junipero," just watch it!

The comic Whooping Cough references.

For further info on chicken reproduction check out this amazing video.

You do not need to have read Muñoz's article "Feeling Brown, Feeling Down: Latina Affect, the Performativity of Race, and the Depressive Position," but it's worth checking it out if you can! It was first published in the Journal of Women in Culture and Society 31, no. 3 (Spring 2006): 675-688.Artworks mentioned: Nao Bustamante's "Neapolitan", Marina Ambramovic's "The Onion", Viva 16, Paris is Burning, Christopher Soto's Sad Girl Poems (chapbook, currently sold out)

We're trying to get better, we promise.

Whooping Cough and Moon Poet listen to and comment on the Halloween Special (Episode 9). In full acknowledgement of the mediocre writing they have created a drinking game which you can play at home while listening! They also get very meta about the podcast and their plans for the future of this project.

The They/Them Podcast Halloween Special! Whooping Cough gets in a lot of trouble with Viagra, a haunted doll. Moon Poet curses a lot. written/directed/edited by Whooping Cough

Whooping Cough and Moon Poet discuss never-ending adolescence and their favorite seasons of "Arrested Development."

Moon Poet and Whooping Cough talk about their fear of getting old as they slowly expire in meat cases called bodies.

Moon Poet and Whooping Cough talk about what it’s like to be non-binary in the capitalist regime where our overlords look unto us and whisper about the taste of our inside bits.

Special Episode! Our friend Al (ftm) is interviewed by Whooping Cough, discussing the difference of transgender experiences and butt hair.

Whooping Cough and Moon Poet have fun this time around revealing their true selves while taking part of an old YouTube tag!

Whooping Cough and Moon Poet are both punks but much in the same way a platypus and a porpoise are both mammals. They rummage through their similar organs, differing music tastes and queer aesthetics.

Moon Poet and Whooping Cough talk about Pulse.

Whooping Cough and Moon Poet get silly/serious about dysphoria as fellow non-binaries! Note: You'll want to turn up the volume a weeee bit because we're bad at talking INTO the microphone...