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Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 300 – Where I Have Been, Where I Will Go - transcript

(Originally aired 2024/11/16 - listen here)

Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 299 - On the Shelf for November 2024 - Transcript

(Originally aired 2024-11-02 - listen here)

Welcome to On the Shelf for November 2024.

Here's the Call for Submissions for 2025. There are no substantial changes from last year's call.

Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 298 – Our F/Favorite Tropes Part 15: Gender Disguise - transcript

(Originally aired 2024/10/19 - listen here)

Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 297 - On the Shelf for October 2024 - Transcript

(Originally aired 2024/10/05 - listen here)

Welcome to On the Shelf for October 2024.

Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 296 – Our F/Favorite Tropes Part 14b: Actresses and the Stage - transcript

(Originally aired 2024/09/21 - listen here)

Introduction

Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 295 - On the Shelf for September 2024 - Transcript

(Originally aired 2024/09/07 - listen here)

Welcome to On the Shelf for September 2024.

I usually start off these episodes by commenting on the passage of time or noting something about the season. This month, you get to hear about What I Did On My Summer Vacation. Ok, not all the things I did, but the ones relevant to the podcast.

Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 294 – Follow the Monkey by Jamie McGhee - transcript

(Originally aired 2024/08/31 - listen here)

This is the last of the books and articles I read as background for the Actresses/Stage tropes podcasts. (I had a bunch of posts lined up -- finished doing the reading a couple weeks ago and recorded the first of the two podcasts last weekend.) Just in time, since I'm flying out tomorrow evening for my Worldcon-related travels.

And speaking of which, I'll be on a panel at Worldcon titled "Sword Lesbians: Discuss". My co-panelists are Christina Orlando (moderator), Ellen Kushner, Em X. Liu, and Samantha Shannon. Here's the panel description:

Although appended to a book discussing theatrical cross-dressing, this catalog presents a contrast in how actual women (of the lower classes) were treated when found or accused of cross-dressing.

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