Podcasts about gay girls

On the latest Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper, we sat down with several of the artists from this year's Queerly Festival. This was such a great and diverse conversation and will only get you more excited about another fabulous festival from Frigid New York. So tune in and get your tickets now!Frigid New York Presents2024 Queerly FestivalJune 13th- July 3rd@ Under St. MarksTickets and more information are available at frigid.nycAnd be sure to follow our guests to stay up to date on all their upcoming projects and productions:Jimmy Lovett: @queerlyfestival and jimmy@frigid.nyc Edu Diaz A Drag is BornJune 14th and 15thedudiaz.comJamie BrickhousePearl Necklace June 14th and June 23rd@jamie_brickhouse and @jamiebrickhouse and jamiebrickhouse.com Tarek ZiadGive Me the MacArthur Genius GrantJune 14th and June 17th@tarekaziadMaggie Cee Ladies at a Gay Girls' BarJune 24th and June 29th@thefemmeshow and thefemmeshow.com Tori Bogacki and Mackenzie Krestul The Goblin WomanJune 13th and June 22ndThe Goblin Woman: @thegoblinwoman and @reverieartscollectiveMackenzie: mackenzierobinkrestul.com and @mackrobin.kTori: @toribogacki and toribogacki.com Jess Lauricello If I Did, You Deserved ItJune 21st @laurizarry, @jesslauricello and laurizarry@gmail.comLeif Larson and Matthew Pezzulich Shake the Disease July 3rdShake the Disease: @shakethedisease_playLeif: @biglife99 and leif-larson.com Matthew: @matthewpezzulich and matthewpezulich.com Danielle Levsky War and Play June 28th@criticturnedclown and criticturnedclown.squarespce.com Evan Michael Smith Too Much Hair June 18th and June 24th@butchmermaidproductions and @the_evan_michael_smith

On today's episode, P sits down with her best friend of 21 years (WILD) Cailin Campbell to have the most vulnerable conversation. The two best friends talk about their childhood, growing up in a small town, and how they both navigated their sexuality as teens. Cailin openly identifies as pansexual and has been in a straight passing relationship with her boyfriend for nearly a decade. She dives into how she has struggled to fit in with the LGBTQIA+ community over the years since she got into a relationship at such a young age. However, Cailin has been able to grow and overcome those internal thoughts and is so grateful that she can be open with her partner about her pansexuality. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone who identifies as queer but is in a happy and committed heterosexual relationship. Cailin says it many times throughout this episode but she wants everyone to know that your partner does not define your sexuality. If you want to send Cailin a message or keep up with her, you can follow this lil gemini babe below @cailincamps on Instagram.

Alyssa found some sexy green M&M merch. Make the green m&m sexy again! What's the Liver King been up to? Jamie has the answer followed up with an up-tate from Alyssa. Light up a cigar and get ready for some alpha male cringe!Write us some of your cringe stories at [nervouslaughterpodcast@gmail.com](mailto:nervouslaughterpodcast@gmail.com)The socials: [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/nervouslaughterpodcast) | [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/NervousLaughterPodcast) | [Twitter](https://twitter.com/NervouslaughPod)Liver King Videos:Say Hello To My Little Friend: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpsdw0opyFY/Hollywood Blvd.: https://www.instagram.com/p/CnhhWk6vfJ_/Mean Tweets: https://www.instagram.com/p/CpdH1MhpsU5/Making a Fire with Shotgun & Family: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cpai9pRpBsA/Chef Prepared Meal: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CpYkxNLPTkv/My Strange Addiction Episodes:Addicted to Raw Meat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTeHRwouHjc&t=276sAddicted to Drinking Blood: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C95MjSTotC4

YA'LL this episode is a special one. P talks to the one and only Lauren Abedini aka @iamkittens. KITTENS is a Persian lesbian DJ based out of Los Angeles. She sits down with P to talk about her experience coming out as a first-generation Iranian American, the first moment she realized she was into women, and how she kickstarted her career as a DJ in a male dominated industry. Her unique DJ sets and eclectic music taste had gained the interest of iconic artists like Kid Cudi, Usher, Skrillex, and A-Trak. Throughout her journey, she's had the opportunity to DJ at some of the world's largest stages like Coachella, EDC, and residencies in Vegas. Lastly, KITTENS talks about how important queer representation is in the media and how a queer playlist she started is what lead to the creation of SHE/HER/THEY, a podcast highlighting queer guests and their stories. Check out the links below to follow KITTENS and keep up with the latest podcast episodes for SHE/HER/THEY. InstagramTikTokTwitterWebsiteAlison Brie and Dave Franco ICYMI

On our intro episode, we introduce ourselves and why we started this podcast. Learn more about Barpath Fitness and our mission. Check out our website at www.barpathfitness.com to learn more about us.Track: Upbeat Indie Rock [Rock Music] by MokkaMusic / Drive https://youtu.be/fYd5zprDwToMusic provided by "MokkaMusic" channel and https://inaudio.org

Trigger warning: trauma, sexual assault, depression. This is a very special episode with our very good friend, Cayla Meredith! Cayla is a pansexual trauma and sexual assault survivor who now coaches other survivors on their path to healing. In this conversation, Cayla shares her very personal experience with trauma, starting in her early childhood. She gets candid about what happened to her and how it impacted her as an adult — from rock bottom moments to revelations. We explore how Cayla's sexual trauma factored into her discovering her queerness and coming into her sexuality. Plus, what inspired her to launch the Move to Heal Project and how we can all move through trauma by connecting to our bodies. Cayla is unbelievably brave, resilient, and optimistic and we were SO honoured that she shared her story with us. If you're a trauma survivor or simply someone who wants to heal through movement, follow Cayla @caylameredith and connect with her by DM to find out how you can work with her. And remember friends: you're not alone. We're always here to talk. Love you guys.

Why does being queer feel so *spiritual*? We find out on this episode, thanks to Jane Lyon — energy healer, coach, and your new spiritual bestie. As a gay girl who spent most of her life closeted, Jane tells us how Buddhism and spirituality helped her come into her sexuality and come OUT to the world. She explains the basics of spirituality (from Reiki to chakras) and how it is deeply connected to the queer experience. We learn how spiritual practice, like yoga and meditation, can help you regulate your emotions and lean into freedom. Plus, why spirituality sometimes gets an *eye roll* in today's culture. If you're intimidated by spirituality, don't worry — Jane is all about making it approachable, accessible, and easy to understand. That's why we took SO MUCH away from this conversation, and we know you will too. Want to work with Jane or listen to her podcast? Find her on IG @janeof801 and search Lyoness Podcast wherever you get your pods!

Compulsory heterosexuality, who's she? On this episode, we learn about the Lesbian Google Doc: a 30-page guide called "Am I a Lesbian?". Originally posted by an anonymous Tumblr user, the doc earned a cult following for its comprehensive and relatable descriptions of compulsory heterosexuality. AKA: the societal pressure to be straight. Pers tells us about how it all applies to her journey and how her feelings toward men have always been (and continue to be) complex. She even gets real about a recent attraction she felt for a man — and how that doesn't change her identity as a gay woman. Plus, our very first MERCH collection is finally here! 100% of the proceeds from every sale will go to 2 organizations making an impact in the Canadian LGBTQIA+ community: Pflag Canada and Casey House. Shop the collection here: https://tinyurl.com/2p83fepr Access the "Am I a Lesbian?" doc here: https://www.docdroid.net/N46Ea3o/copy-of-am-i-a-lesbian-masterdoc-pdf#page=19

It's Fefe Fckn Dobson. On this episode, we sit down with the pop punk icon herself. From her unforgettable 2003 debut to her epic Joy era in 2010, Fefe has been a generational staple in pop rock music. Along the way, her and her music have been embraced by the queer community — especially in drag. We ask her about all of it! Her experience as a Black woman in a majority white male genre, how it felt to be a guest judge on Canada's Drag Race, and who she wrote Take Me Away about (spoiler: he brought sexy back). Plus, she tells us about releasing new music for the first time in 8 years, starting with the single Fckn In Love: coming February 25! We were beyond honoured to chat with a true icon, a badass trailblazer, and a champion for the queer community. Guys, it's FEFE FCKN DOBSON!!! Enjoy this fun, open, and fangirl-friendly conversation.

Why is it so hard for us to admit when someone just *isn't* that into us? On this ep, your girls gossip about that strange, fun, but wildly confusing time when you first start seeing someone. It can be so hard to know if someone is into you — and so EASY to make excuses for why they're being distant. We dive into all our theories for why that is. Plus, the added layers of confusion for queer people as they navigate new relationships (especially with people who aren't completely confident in their sexuality yet). And if you're wondering how to know if P or S are into you, we cover that too. Are you struggling with something like this right now? Shoot us a DM @girlxgirlpodcast and we'll remind you how f*cking date-worthy you are.

Below Her Mouth is a controversial movie in the queer community. Some hate it, some love it, and some hate to love it. On this episode, we watch the film together LIVE and then talk about it. We dive into the INTENSE sex scenes (they don't hold *anything* back in this movie) and the chemistry between the lead actors, Erika Linder and Natalie Krill. Pers explains why she thinks the lesbian sex in this movie is an accurate depiction, unlike other queer movies in the past (a la Blue is the Warmest Colour). We explore why this movie is such a hot topic in the lesbian community and how we desperately need more queer relationships represented on film. Plus, how Sar and Pers felt watching what is essentially soft core porn together (lol). What did you think of Below Her Mouth? More importantly, what queer stories do YOU want to see on film? DM us @girlxgirlpodcast or email us at girlxgirlpodcast@gmail.com!

On this ep, we hang out with Brianna Musco — indie pop artist, songwriter, and proud queer femme — to talk about making music that speaks to all the gay girl sh*t she didn't see growing up. Even better? We're also joined by the hilarious Amanda Lance, a queer content creator and all-around lesbian icon, who plays Brianna's love interest in the new video for her song "Paradise"! We gossip with both pals about discovering their sexuality, coming out, being boldly authentic on the internet, and — of course — why it's so important for Brianna to represent WLW relationships in her music.FOLLOW BRIANNA: @_briannamusco on TikTok + @briannamusco on IGFOLLOW AMANDA: @amanda.jasmin12 on TikTok + @amanda_lance12 on IGFind Brianna's music on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you stream! And make sure to watch the new "Paradise" video with Amanda on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hel9A8T4kRQ

Whether you're straight, queer, or somewhere in between, you can be an ally for the queer community. How? We're breaking it all down on this episode! S talks about her role as a straight ally and what she does to try and be better every day. P explains what she, as a gay woman, thinks an ally should look like — plus, what she does to be an ally for her community. We discuss how exposure, representation, and a basic respect for human rights can bring out the ally in all of us. We also tackle performative allyship, and how straight people especially can be more genuine and authentic about their support for the queer community. Then, we spotlight some of pop culture's most notable queer allies and what they do to help make an impact and create change! Got Qs about allyship? DM us @girlxgirlpodcast or shoot us an email at girlxgirlpodcast@gmail.com!

Girl crush? Bromance? What does it all mean? And why can't people who identify as the same gender just be affectionate with each other...because they want to be? On this episode, we break down the age-old adage "all girls are a little gay." We talk about the differences between how women and men show each other love, and how female relationships (friendships or romantic) are rarely taken seriously by society. Plus, how can we teach boys and girls (but especially boys) that they can be affectionate with each other in whatever way feels most authentic to them? Please enjoy us trying to move elegantly through this topic and DM us @girlxgirlpodcast with your thoughts on it all!

The gals were in the mood for a good old fashioned heart-to-heart. On this ep, we sit down with some wine (of course) and play We're Not Really Strangers — a card game designed to skip the BS and cut right to learning who we really are. S talks about a dream she let go of. P explains how she feels different internally than how others perceive her. We both get real about our friendship and being partners in life. S talks about how she's learning to be whole without another person. And P has to call the person she admires most (live on the air) and tell them why she appreciates them. Grab a glass of vino and get cozy with us for this vulnerable (and tipsy) conversation between best friends and sisters-by-choice.

This week Sofia has Amanda back to tackle part two of LGBTQ+ travel! We are joined by Courtney The Explorer, and she shares all her insight from traveling the world as a lesbian. First, we talk about how Courtney is considered a “late in life” lesbian and her queer journey. Then we talk about what it was like for her to travel through Portugal, hike the Camino trail through Spain, and she shares her thoughts on the gayborhoods in those countries. Then we talk about her recent trip to Egypt, and what it was like to travel as a lesbian in a country that criminalizes homosexuality. We get into a fun tangent about zodiac signs and lastly, we finish up by talking about the lack of gay spaces that cater specifically to gay women.    Follow us on Instagram: @catchflightsnotfeelingspodcast, @sofiasamarah and follow @amanda_wanders Send us a listener submission telling us your travel stories, asking for advice, or giving a travel tip! hi@catchflightspodcast.com LINKS https://www.instagram.com/catchflightsnotfeelingspodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/sofiasamarah/ https://www.instagram.com/amanda_wanders/  https://www.facebook.com/groups/387807898895527  

Ever struggled to move on from a relationship? You aren't the only one. On this episode, we talk about what it means to each of us to truly move on. We give amateur advice (and tips from the pro's) about how to keep moving on when you feel stuck on pause — from having a good cry to doing a social media detox. Then, we both get personal about our own moving on experiences, including a debate over staying friends with someone you're attracted to. What are your top moving on tips? DM us @girlxgirlpodcast.

On this very special ep, we're joined by our friends at Big Queer Book Club Podcast! As the experts in all things queer lit, we thought it was only fitting to gossip with Kendra + Amanda about our favourite movie adaptations of queer books. From Disobedience to Fried Green Tomatoes, K + A give us the low-down on how the books compare to the films. Sar reveals her weird disdain for Rachel Weisz while Pers gushes over Rooney Mara + Cate Blanchett. And with two films on our list about conversion therapy, we all explore the topic and how it felt watching it unfold on screen. What are your favourite queer book-to-film adaptations? DM us with the hot takes! Want to hear more from Kendra + Amanda? Find Big Queer Book Club anywhere you get your podcasts and follow them @bigqueerbookclubpod.

HAPPY MONDAY #TOT FAM!! How are we all?! In today's episode we delve into the taboo sexual identity of 'bisexual lesbianism' or 'bisexual homosexuality'. Is it a valid sexuality? Can romantic and sexual attraction be separated? Or are 'bisexual lesbians' just confused and struggling with compulsory heterosexuality? I dive into what it means to be a bisexual lesbian, my experience with the separation of romantic and sexual attraction, how members of the LGBTQ+ community feel about this term & some of our own #tot listeners share their experience with bisexual lesbianism, how they've chosen to label themselves and the stigma they have faced. What are your thoughts on the topic of 'biromantic lesbianism?' I would love to hear from you!! DM me on instagram at @topicsoftaboo or comment on my most recent post! Let's have a chat!!!

A sex and relationships episode! Finally! And....it's queer. Host Ellie Coburn is joined by her dear friend Reilee in an episode that is equal parts emotional, crude and comical. Growing up queer without queer sex represented in pop culture, figuring out when they were gay, queer sex, queer relationships, a speed round of would you rather and so much more. We think it goes without saying: family and elders and purity-minded listeners can sit this episode out. We love ya, but this one isn't for you. Let's get into it! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nobodysdamsel/support

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Here's Strange Brew #147 - Gay Girls - on 8radio.com - And So I Watch You From Afar tell me all about their favourite song (it's an awesome one by The Middle East), and you can hear some Pillow Queens, Kiran Leonard, Daithi feat. Sinead White, All Tvvins, Anna Mullarkey, Low and Pale Rivers. Every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. Strange Brew : Songs Of The Day playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/gugai www.strangebrew.ie www.facebook.com/strangebrewgalway www.twitter.com/@strangebrewirl gugai@strangebrew.ie

About a Gay Girls experience with Long Distance Dating and finding out Im a "player"

Emily and Lily invite you to join them on a pre-recorded adventure through trans culture, fashion, games, and more! We went through a bunch of titles for this one, including: Digital Lesbians, Wife Hunting In The Digital World, How To Lie To Yourself That You Read A Book, and Heartbreak Simulators. We think that about sums up how this one goes.

This episode looks at Coney Island in 1881 and tells the story of a German immigrant girl in 1906 who loves amusements, including Coney Island and Rockaway Beach. The Coney Island story comes from a book titled, "Coney Island Folies: How New York's Gay Girls and Jolly Boys Enjoy Themselves by the Sea!" It was published in 1881 by Richard K. Fox. The story of Agnes, the German nursemaid, was published in 1906 in an anthology titled, "The Life Stories of Undistinguished Americans as Told by Themselves." The publisher was Hamilton Holt, the editor of the liberal New York newspaper, The Independent. Coney Island in 1881 was a place where women could be free of the normal constraints of society. They played, they swam, they flirted. They had fun. They also skirted the boundaries of society, acting in ways that many saw as shameful and scandalous. By the time Agnes, our German nursemaid was visiting the Island in 1906, Coney Island had turned into an attraction, with rides, shows and dances to delight all. Click here (https://www.patreon.com/hervoiceechoes)if you'd like to support our podcast.