6 Gaming Podcasts by and For Women
Being a gay woman-identified gamer often means finding almost nothing made for me on the usual internet sites. I have to dig for it.
Being a gay woman-identified gamer often means finding almost nothing made for me on the usual internet sites. I have to dig for it.
Let’s pizazz up our back to school shopping lists with NERD STUFF.
All of these comics are great, all of them are about women, all of them have the same impish sense of humor and adventure. And perhaps most importantly, all of them are full of cats.
Let’s talk about Alphabet, Chelsea Manning, Tesla and Apple’s diversity numbers.
Here be monsters.
I’ve developed a real soft place in my heart for soft foods. So for today’s topic, I thought we’d talk about how to soften up other tough muscles! With science! Get pumped.
“Her books are like wonderfully illustrated versions of those letters that people always say they’d write to their younger selves. But everyone gets to read and enjoy them.”
What if anyone who wanted to could buy a small computer at a very low cost and program it to solve their problems?
Dressing the part.
A chat with Leanne Pittsford of Lesbians Who Tech where we give five tickets to the Berlin Summit to five random Autostraddle commenters! FOR FREE! GET IN HERE!
Abortion, the actual thing and not the Political Issue, can be really difficult to talk about, and that’s exactly what makes such an easily approachable book like this so necessary.
Ravenclaw4ever.
Summer Funk, meet Magic Mike.
Do you want a comic anthology with comics from fifteen female creators? Of course you do!
While there are many important topics that are hard hitting and deserve some serious talk, we also deserve happy, fun things too. So from an assortment of categories that have randomly occurred to me, here are my Summer Tech Favorites. What are yours?
On the little things that have changed.
Jeez, Abigail, what did the Grootslang ever do to you?
“You had me convinced that there were redeemable parts of you, that your leadership was making you less of a cesspool, that, like literally any other group of people, you contained both decent humans and horrid man-babies who throw tantrums when anyone tries to tell them how to behave like a person. I may have been wrong.”
In which Caro deals with street harassment.
I think this is genuinely the first time I’ve seen the list of winners from a major award and not just been not-dissapointed, but been genuinely happy.