
Queer history podcast covering content from around the world and throughout time.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 190 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

Today's episode is on Hwarang, a group of elite youth in first millenium Korea who have come to simultaneously represent nationalism, masculinity, and gay love. Join us to learn about the most talented and beautiful men in the Korean Peninsula, enjoy... more
Today's episode is a nice light-hearted look at something near and dear to many sapphic hearts - Subaru!
We take a look at WHY lesbians loving Subarus is such a stereotype, what the car company did to encourage this, and laugh at some pretty saucy i... more
Today’s episode is on the South African performer and hairdresser, Kewpie! Join us to learn about queer life in Cape Town’s coloured community under apartheid, find out how you can get your hair done at 3am, and hear about a prize-winning Marie-Antoi... more
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
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All the information is well researched but presented in a very accessible way. They do a really good job of discussing a variety of subjects. Love you guys!
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.
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
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
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 :)
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Queer history-focused show that surveys global queer histories, personalities, artifacts, and media across time with rigorous sourcing and a light, conversational tone. Episodes blend scholarly analysis, archival context, and cultural commentary, often highlighting overlooked figures and moments in queer history through varied lenses like archaeology, film, mythology, and politics. Its approach is accessible yet well-researched, making it appealing to history buffs, scholars, and general listeners seeking thoughtful, inclusive storytelling about queer lives around the world.
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Queer as Fact launched 9 years ago and published 190 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Queer as Fact include:
1. Dennis Altman
2. Luciella Scarlett
3. George Savoulis
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