
Lesbian Chronicles is a podcast for people who’ve realized their true sexual identity later in life. Alli and Melisa share their own experiences of leaving their heterosexual marriages to be their true selves in an effort to help others find their own way and feel a little less alone in the process.Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/lesbian-chronicles-coming-out-l... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 327 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSexualityRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

Experts say the Honeymoon Phase of a relationship can last anywhere from a few months to two years -- so how do you keep that spark going and stay committed to your person?
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As seen in People magazine, Lindsay Perrin joins the show to talk about her journey as a surrogate for a gay couple, working as a photographer for Rolling Stone and covering Taylor Swift's concerts. And we can't forget her epic Lesbian Bar Crawls in ... more
Alli and Melisa talk about the LIVE event in Seattle, Oct. 18th. They also discuss the importance of showing up and doing the hard thing. 5 seconds of courage. A listener email is shared of a woman in the midst of finding her way. See you tonight at ... more
Alli and Melisa talk the importance of doing the work.
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For anyone wondering if these if leaving a happy marriage is worth it to chase this lifestyle you can tell these women are very unhappy and re leading very miserable lives. Trying to cover it with a facade of “it’s worth the price of admission”. Save yourself some heartache and regret and learn from the mistakes of these women.
This podcast is threatening to the lgbtq community as Alli & Melissa reinforce cis-Hetero, norms through a white capitalistic patriarchal lens. Weekly Alli & Melissa discuss and joke about essentially using ‘ catalysts’, or lesbians who have been out, and then discarding them after their needs weren’t met. This problematic behavior reads toxic straight community, and gives lesbian’s who came out later in life a bad name. Alli & Melissa’s gatekeeping is disheartening, and especially within an alr... more
I want to like this podcast. While very different from my own experience, I love hearing coming out stories. But…these women are so ungrateful to the women who cleared a way for them. They denigrate lesbians who are more stereotypical and have so little diversity in their guests. I often cannot make it through a full episode. Sigh. What a drag.
I came out 3 years ago at age 47 and after two hetero marriages. Alli and Melisa have given me a support group and so much validation. They helped me navigate this big move in my life with confidence and integrity.
This podcast is threatening to the lgbtq community as Alli & Melissa reinforce cis-Hetero, norms through a white capitalistic patriarchal lens. Weekly Alli & Melissa discuss and joke about essentially using ‘ catalysts’, or lesbians who have been out, and then discarding them after their needs weren’t met. This problematic behavior reads toxic straight community, and gives lesbian’s who came out later in life a bad name. Alli & Melissa’s gatekeeping is disheartening, and especially within an al... more
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The content focuses on themes of self-discovery and acceptance, particularly among individuals who have realized their sexual identity later in life. The hosts, who have both transitioned from heterosexual relationships, share personal stories and insights that resonate with those navigating similar life changes. Discussions often explore the challenges and emotional intricacies associated with coming out, dating, and forming new relationships, while engaging with a range of guests who provide additional perspectives. This podcast likely creates a supportive community where listeners can find affirmation and understanding in their experiences, making it especially valuable for late-blooming LGBTQ+ individuals seeking connection and guidance... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
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2. Rachel Horgan
3. Anna Christie
4. Sabrina Zohar
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