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Queer as Fact

Queer as Fact
Queer Identity
Qalonymos Ben Qalonymos
I Saw the TV Glow
Fiore De Henriquez
Intersex Issues
Transgender Identity
Albert Cashier
World War II
Bronze Sculpture
Okuhara Seiko
Judaism
Transgender Issues
John Lempriere Irvine
Wayne Murdoch
Suburban Life
Sculpture
Fascist Italy
Queer History
Gender Roles
Historical Gender Norms

Queer history podcast covering content from around the world and throughout time.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes187Founded9 years ago
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Today's episode is on the Catterick skeleton, the excavated remains of person buried in 4th century CE Roman Britain, identified by archaeologists and the press as a 'transvestite'. Join us to hear about what a bead found in the ground can tell us ab... more

In today's episode we interview author, academic and political commentator Dennis Altman about his new book - Righting My World: Essays from the Past Half-Century.

Join us for a discussion that spans 60 years of queer activism, from discussing the d... more

Today's episode is on the Irish mythological figure Cú Chulainn. Join us to experience tragically poetic anal penetration, some universal themes that have compelled humankind of millennia, and the two coolest cows in the universe.

Check out our webs... more

Happy New Year! Today we're discussing the 1988 Korean intersex lesbian film Sa Bangji.

Join us as we learn about the real 15th-century woman behind the film's main character, discover how 1980s government policy inadvertently led to the creation of... more

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Recent Guests

Dennis Altman
Australian academic and author of Writing My World
La Trobe University; Monash University Press
Episode: Interview: Dennis Altman - Righting My World
Luciella Scarlett
Curator of the exhibition 'Nonlimerent, Monosexual, An Aromantic and Asexual History'
Episode: Asexual and Aromantic History with Luciella Scarlett
George Savoulis
Curatorial Director of Qtopia, Sydney's Centre for Queer History and Culture
Qtopia
Episode: Interview with George Savoulis from Qtopia

Hosts

Irene
One of the hosts who contributes insights into queer history and its cultural implications.
Alice
One of the hosts known for lively discussions and research on queer subjects.
Eli
One of the hosts who often presents cultural critiques and interpretations in each episode.
Jasmine
One of the hosts who engages deeply with the material and provides thoughtful commentary on queer narratives.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 2.7k ratings
  • Fascinating Deep Dives

    Oh my gosh! What a gem of a podcast. I love the way these folks find a story, beer it mythology, movie or book, that involves queerness and explore the related history with so much curiosity and humor! I am and absolutely hooked.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EmeraldJM
    United Statesa month ago
  • Walatta Petros

    i’m studying Walatta Petros for my MA and i thoroughly enjoyed your guys’ discussion— you had incredibly insightful questions and it was clearly well researched

    very well done! x

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MBayley2002
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • The BEST Podcast

    I recently came out halloween 2022 at 49. I have observed a lot from the closet and now coming out at my age in your generation is amazing. I am healing and learning so much about my queer self and seeing their fingerprints throughout my life now and a HUGE part of that is THIS podcast!! 🥹🥹🥹🥹

    I love the research, snark, humor, advocacy, frustration and collegiality exhibited on each show; I feel like I get to hang out with friends each episode.

    I am not only learning what it means to love... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Burnschade
    United States6 months ago
  • highly recommend :))

    very engaging and reliable- the “lit review” always offers a very helpful insight into how what we know came about, which we love to see! the podcast is never dull and has been an excellent gateway into queer history!! yippee :)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LesBeans:)
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Love love love

    I have binge all the episodes and loved every single one! The content is displaying in such a good way and the topics are really diverse and interesting.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zaliann
    Australia8 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the deep dives into queer history and often feel a sense of community while engaging with the content.
Feedback highlights the valuable representation of diverse voices across queer narratives and their relevance to contemporary issues.
Many find the research-intensive format informative yet entertaining, praising the humor and insights of the hosts.

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#213
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#215
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#230
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#231
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Interview: Dennis Altman - Righting My World
Q: How do global and local queer movements inform each other, especially regarding cultural contexts and outgroups like refugees?
Altman discusses the importance of listening to different cultural understandings of sexuality and gender, warns against imposing Western frameworks, and emphasizes supporting queer refugees and adapting activism to diverse regional realities.
Interview: Dennis Altman - Righting My World
Q: How did the AIDS epidemic influence your activism and your writing career?
He describes becoming more politically active during the early to mid-80s, the improvisational and urgent nature of the response, and how his trajectory as a writer intersected with policy work and government engagement during the crisis.
Interview: Dennis Altman - Righting My World
Q: What was the impetus behind gathering all your work together in Writing My World, and why now?
Altman explains a pivotal moment when an older work was retranslated and sparked a nostalgia that made him see the value in gathering decades of writing into a single volume, with support from a publisher and collaborators to curate a coherent arc.
Ötzi the Iceman
Q: What rumors exist about Ötzi's gender and sexuality?
There are rumors about him being found with sperm and being castrated, both of which are untrue.
Ötzi the Iceman
Q: What makes Ötzi especially interesting compared to other bodies from around this time?
He was preserved naturally, allowing insights into his life such as stomach contents.

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Focusing on queer history from diverse cultures and eras, this podcast engages listeners with in-depth discussions and analyses of significant historical figures, myths, and cinematic representations that explore LGBTQ+ identities. Through meticulously researched content, the hosts address themes such as gender roles, sexuality, and societal norms, making connections to both historical contexts and contemporary issues faced by the queer community today. Unique in its commitment to coverage that spans the globe and goes beyond the usual narratives, the show presents a rich tapestry of stories that are educational and thought-provoking.

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