It’s time for another riveting episode of your favorite podcast, “To L and Back”! I’m gonna start doing the weekly posts on Autostraddle about the podcast a little differently going forward. For Season Three, I started posting out-of-context screenshots to announce each post on our very popular instagram account. I can only post ten on Insta but going forward will present the full bounty (which is generally more like 15) for you here. You can still find the podcast index at the bottom of each post.
Index:
- Lesbian Nuns: Breaking the Silence
- Jeanne Cordova
- Naiad Press
- The Autostraddle Lesbian Fighting Survey
- The Real L Word
- Joyce Carole Oates is very prolific
- Foxfire
- Our back-and-forth about LA Fashion Week was a throwback to this video around the 6:40 mark
- “You better be sure you like each other, like me and Alex.”
That lobster story was uuuuggh cringe
Oof, that dinner was rough.
At least Max could totally gig in that outfit.
Excellent podcast for a truly cringey episode!
I did want to point out, however, that Shane is NOT wearing a shirt with a picture of herself on it. It’s actually Iggy Pop (his name and Lust For Life are on the back).
To be fair, Iggy was looking Very Shane Today!
ok this makes more sense but is not as funny :-(
ur right though he looks so shane today what can i say!
Oh for sure, at the very least Ilene Chaiken owes Iggy Pop a Shane shirt to even out the comedic potential.
Love this podcast, makes my Monday night ( Australia time). Thanks again!!
Also as a baby gay 14 , when I first saw the nun intro, I thought the nun book was fake, thrilled to know its legit. I’ll definitely have to add that to my reading list
I don’t know if it’s just me, but none of the Autostraddle index links work! They all bring me to the sad Tard poster.
It’s not just you!
To quote someone from twitter, if you were obsessed with nuns as a child you’re gay now, which is true and I’m not even Catholic.
That nuns book is EXCELLENT ( assuming it’s the Curb/Manahan one, your link is indeed knackered). I read it a millennia ago, it included Buddhist nuns and stuff as well)