Lambda: the LGBT in Antiquity Podcast
Dominica RavenYour home for all things LGBT in Ancient Greece and Rome.
Historical Figures, Mythical Representations, Poetry, Legal Cases, Mysticism, Heroic Exploits, and all Queer things from Antiquity!
New Episodes every Monday Morning
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||
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This week's episode covers the story of the Agdistis. They were created through an immaculate conception with an intersex condition resulting in the manifestation of male and female sexual characteristics. The other Gods were so terrified by Agdistis... more
This week we are discussing Dionysos as a manifestation of all things Queer.
They are constantly shown moving between gendered expressions, never really settling on any one for long. This creates a being able to manifest the raw creative power of t... more
Today's episode concludes our deep-dive into Attis, the Phrygian fertility deity assigned male at birth who underwent gender transition. After the emotional turmoil subsides, Attis settles into the house of Rheia. Though Attis had a few stumbling blo... more
Happy Lesbian Day of Visibility!
Today we have a very special episode covering stories of Lesbian desire. There is a spell found in the Greek Magical Papyri which was intended to bind Serapias to Herais, two women whose desire to be together transc... more
This week we are continuing our deep-dive into Attis, a figure assigned male at birth who travelled to Asia and underwent a gender transition. Following the surgery itself, Attis experiences first the manic highs of gender euphoria before falling int... more
This week we are looking at Attis, a figure assigned male at birth who travelled to Phrygia and underwent a gender transition. The experience of Attis mirrors closely the experience of modern trans-women as we start with a figure who was never all th... more
This week we are talking about the God of the Arts Apollo.
Apollo was a deity whose amorous escapades are split between men and women.
Some of the most widely known stories of love between Gods and Mortals involve Apollo in some way.
Apollo was ... more
Happy International Transgender Day of Visibility!
Today we have a very special episode covering the stories of Dionysos and Caeneus, two narratives from the ancient world where transgender characters transcend visibility and are able to thrive by t... more
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