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QueerCore Podcast

August Bernadicou
LGBTQ Rights
Los Angeles Gay Liberation Front
Gay Liberation
The Cockettes
Stonewall Rebellion
Performance Art
Occultism
Oppression
Gay Liberation Front
San Francisco
Drag Queens
LGBTQ History Project
Stonewall
The Island Dialogues
Grassroots Organizing
California
Gender Fluidity
Hippie Art
Vanguard Magazine
Crowley

Digging into The LGTBQ History Project’s vast interview archive, we portray the individuals who led from the frontlines, worked behind the scenes, and demonstrated resilience in their fight for civil rights. We seek to empower activists to vocalize their experiences in unfiltered narratives—a mission that remains singular. We are all about global recognition, preservation, and homage to often marg... more

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Part One was so juicy, we are bringing you Part Two. It's all about Reverend Robert Mary Clement, a pioneer in the LGBTQ religious movement. This is Your Church delves deeper into the life of Reverend Clement, spotlighting his groundbreaking ministry... more

In this episode, you will be introduced to Reverend Robert Mary Clement, one of the very first openly gay bishops in the U.S. Before marriage equality was even on the radar, Clement marched in the original Pride parades wearing his clerical collar an... more

This episode focuses on Dave Hayward, a passionate advocate on the front lines of the gay liberation revolution. From calling the pre-gay liberation homophile organization, the Mattachine Society, from his college dorm in Washington, D.C., to organiz... more

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Recent Guests

Rev Troy Perry
Renowned figure in religious and LGBTQ plus advocacy, founder of the Metropolitan Community Church.
Metropolitan Community Church
Episode: The Radical Priest: Rev Troy Perry (Season 4; Ep 8)
Keith St Clare
A prominent figure in LGBTQ history and the editor of Vanguard magazine.
Episode: Gay Lib Pre-Gay Lib: Keith St Clare (Season 4; Ep 7)
Ruby Lynn Reyner
Seasoned performer and leading actress in John Vaccaro's Playhouse of the Ridiculous.
Ruby and the Rednecks
Episode: Play-House of the Ridiculous: Ruby Lynn Reyner (Season 4; Ep 5)
Don Kilhefner
A pivotal figure in the gay rights movement and co-founder of the Gay Community Services Center.
LGBT Center Los Angeles
Episode: Queer Revolution: Don Kilhefner (Season 4; Ep 4)
Sweet Pam
Member of The Cockettes and performer
Episode: The Cockettes: Bearded Drag Queens (Season 4; Ep 3)
Kathy Kozachenko
First out-elected politician in America
Episode: Beyond The Coasts: Heartland Gay Lib (Season 4; Ep 2)
Hiram Ruiz
Former member of the Tallahassee Gay Liberation Front
Episode: Beyond The Coasts: Heartland Gay Lib (Season 4; Ep 2)
Peter Taylor
Former member of the Lexington, Kentucky Gay Liberation Front
Episode: Beyond The Coasts: Heartland Gay Lib (Season 4; Ep 2)

Host

August Bernardicou
Host of QueerCore Podcast, leading discussions on LGBTQ activism, history, and culture.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 70 ratings
  • Love it!

    The best. Keep the episodes coming…especially for the bigots who need to listen and learn.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    elhokay
    United States4 months ago
  • Incredible Podcast

    Very well researched podcast. Supported with great supplemental material

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PistolPete.
    United Statesa year ago
  • Booooo

    Gay people are mentally ill and need Jesus. They are deranged, and need to go to an asylum. Boooooo

    GET HELP

    GO TO JESUS

    HE WILL HELP YOU FIND YOUR WAY

    Instead of being some deranged mentally unstable monkeys.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ✝️💟🛐
    United States2 years ago
  • A great queer history podcast

    Just discovered this podcast. I love it & will binge it for the holidays. Fun host & guests with great production value.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    shawndearn
    Canada2 years ago
  • A wonderful way to learn your queer history

    It’s one of my favorite new pods. ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MusicNerd79
    United States5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful storytelling and rich historical details that make the experiences of LGBTQ activists come alive.
Many commend the engaging format and the mix of personal narratives with critical discussions on activism and civil rights.
Some listeners express how the podcast fills a gap in mainstream narratives by uncovering the voices of marginalized figures in the LGBTQ community.
There is a consensus that it is an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning more about LGBTQ history and the stories behind the movement.

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Play-House of the Ridiculous: Ruby Lynn Reyner (Season 4; Ep 5)
Q: How did you feel knowing you were a part of something so innovative?
I felt like I was made for this and dreamt of it my whole life.
Play-House of the Ridiculous: Ruby Lynn Reyner (Season 4; Ep 5)
Q: How did the Playhouse, what did you learn from your time in the Playhouse?
It taught me everything about improvisation and how to think on my feet.
Queer Revolution: Don Kilhefner (Season 4; Ep 4)
Q: Can you speak about the behavioral science one that you said you pressed?
We protested a presentation on aversive conditioning at an international meeting of behavioral psychologists, where gay men were to be treated as sick individuals.
Queer Revolution: Don Kilhefner (Season 4; Ep 4)
Q: What do you think that initial excitement has pushed you into doing?
It pushed us into advocating for our liberation as gay men and being more open about our identity, which was previously a shadow issue.
In the Vanguard: Adrian Ravarour (Season 4; Ep 6)
Q: Can you talk a little bit about your childhood and how it shaped you as a future activist?
Adrian shares how his grandmother emphasized the importance of standing up for everyone's rights, creating a foundation for his activism.

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Focusing on the rich tapestry of LGBTQ history, the show unveils the stories of activists, artists, and everyday individuals who played pivotal roles in the fight for civil rights. Through insightful conversations and archival interviews, it captures the resilience and struggles of marginalized communities, ensuring their narratives are not lost to time. The series is distinguished by its commitment to preserving and showcasing the voices of those who have historically been overlooked, bringing their experiences into the light and fostering a deeper understanding of LGBTQ activism and culture.

Listeners can expect a mix of powerful personal stories, historical insights, and cultural reflections that contribute to a greater appreciation of ... more

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Recent guests on QueerCore Podcast include:

1. Rev Troy Perry
2. Keith St Clare
3. Ruby Lynn Reyner
4. Don Kilhefner
5. Sweet Pam
6. Kathy Kozachenko
7. Hiram Ruiz
8. Peter Taylor

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