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About Us :: Decade by decade, Our Dyke Histories dives deep into the living, breathing past and present of lesbian, queer, bisexual, trans, & nonbinary communities. Each season traces how we made space for ourselvesāsometimes in bars, bookstores, and protests; sometimes in basements, alleyways, and prisons; & alway... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||

In this deeply moving and often electric episode, Our Dyke Histories sits with legendary writer, activist, and Lesbian Herstory Archives co-founder Joan Nestle in her last interview as she reflects on the queer worlds that shaped her life in the 1940... more
In this episode of Our Dyke Histories, we travel deep into the smoky lesbian bars, queer parties (house, rent, and otherwise), and clandestine love affairs of the 1940sā60s with three powerhouse historians: Joan Nestle, Hugh Ryan, and Alix Genter. To... more
In this episode of Our Dyke Histories, we continue to follow the astonishing life of Eve Adams into exile ā the butch, Jewish, immigrant anarchist who opened Eveās Hangout, a tea room in 1920s Greenwich Village that became one of the earliest protoāl... more
In this episode of Our Dyke Histories, we follow the astonishing life of Eve Adams ā the butch, Jewish, immigrant anarchist who opened Eveās Hangout, a tea room in 1920s Greenwich Village that became one of the earliest protoālesbian bars in the Unit... more
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A historical deep dive into lesbian, queer, bisexual, trans, and nonbinary communities, focusing on the creation of spaces for these identities amidst societal repression. Each season explores significant cultural venues such as bars, parties, and protests, encompassing a timeline that reveals how these communities have resisted and thrived. The content intersects personal narratives with broader cultural histories, inviting listeners to reflect on both past struggles and ongoing movements. With an engaging host and esteemed guests, the discussions often challenge contemporary issues through historical lenses, making this series a vital resource for anyone interested in LGBTQ+ history and culture.
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