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The Strapdown

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Two funny Black Queer femmes talk about dating, news, queer parties, Hoochie Daddies, and whatever else we want cause we free. We'll interview guests, play stupid games, win stupid prizes, and have deeply unserious debates. Watch and listen to The Strapdown hosted by NYC comedians Sheria Mattis, and Aurea Young.

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In today's femme topic we talk about the phenomenon around Heated Rivalry, what a fujoshi is, and why there are no Black people involved. Sheria discusses her Black Girl Bechdel Test and we talk about the fear of Black lesbians in media (as evidenced... more

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Sorry Riders, Technical difficulties continue to plague your gay Aunties.We have had Ginger up day and night trying to properly export this file to bring you this episode. Thank you so much for your patience we are really trying to grow and change an... more

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In this episode we talk about what the Renee Good/the ICE situation happening in Minnesota means for racialize communities. On a lighter note, we give some SUGAA about how to prioritize your sexual health and role play how to talk to your partner abo... more

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1-2-3 Release Em! We're back for Season 3! In this episode we talk about all the queer stories and nonsense we missed. From the creepy stud-stitute teacher who was fired on her first day, RHOA Porsha's new girlfriend, Nicki Minaj tap dancing for Turn... more

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Hosts

Sheria Mattis
Co-host known for her humor and engaging personality, bringing lively discussion and personal insights to each episode.
Aurea Young
Co-host admired for her wit and perspective, contributing to thoughtful and entertaining discourse on various topics.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Was missing black queerness in my life…

    I’ve been living in cities where the black queer women are hiding or something and OMG I needed this podcast. Thank y’all!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CtyChicken
    United States2 months ago
  • I came for the Queer Ultimatum Recaps….

    ….and stayed for the rest. These ladies are smart and FUNNY

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    agag2019
    United States6 months ago
  • Just what I needed

    I just discovered this podcast thanks to Reddit. One episode in and I’m locked in. Thank you for this space!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tasmyn H
    Canada8 months ago
  • LOVE!

    Love all the different segments! Appreciate how authentic they are!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    yapjack
    United States9 months ago
  • My new favorite podcast!!!

    Sheria and Aurea are an iconic duo, I could listen to them for hours and I will!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kiwimcgill
    United States2 years ago

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The show is praised for its engaging format, including games and interviews that keep the content dynamic and entertaining.
Many find that the mix of serious topics and comedic relief creates a refreshing atmosphere for discussions about identity and societal issues.
Listeners appreciate the authenticity and humor of the hosts, finding their discussions both relatable and engaging.
The content resonates strongly with those seeking representation in media, especially among Black queer individuals.

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Pew Pew Nation, Long Distance Relationship Advice, & Meta FanArt| S2.Ep. 17
Q: Bella asks for advice on how to maintain her long-distance relationship.
The hosts discuss connections through media, visits, and communication strategies while emphasizing trust and openness.
Will we ever get a Black Sapphic Heated Rivalry?
Q: What are some barriers to representation in media?
Major production studios are hesitant to greenlight Black sapphic content, and it often gets sabotaged before it reaches the audience.
Will we ever get a Black Sapphic Heated Rivalry?
Q: What do you think about the representation of Black sapphic love in media?
There's a lack of representation and often when it's shown, there's a tragic or harmful narrative attached.
Nicki Minaj, The Funeral Stud, & Being Gay at Work - The StrapDown Season 3 Ep.1
Q: How do I come out to female colleagues while single without making it sound like I'm interested in them specifically?
It's best to keep conversations about your personal life professional. Use neutral terms like 'partner' and mention your girlfriend casually, but don't make it a big deal. Gauge your coworkers' reactions and if someone makes it weird, document it and consider talking to HR if necessary.
Laverne, 613 Culture, & Decolonizing Queer Desire | The StrapDown Podcast | Ep.12
Q: Do you think there's a chance we can get back together?
The straight woman firmly states her disinterest in rekindling the relationship, highlighting the complex emotions involved.

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This show features two humorous Black queer femmes engaging in lively discussions about a range of topics, primarily focusing on dating and relationships within the queer community. Their conversations often touch on current events, societal norms, and personal anecdotes, all delivered with a comedic flair. A unique aspect is their ability to blend serious issues affecting marginalized communities with lighthearted banter, making it both relatable and engaging to listeners. With interviews and interactive segments like games, the show offers a refreshing, open space for dialogue that resonates particularly within the queer and Black communities.

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