Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably heard about this month's film--Everything Everywhere, All at once. Now Oscar Winner for picture of the year. Filled with multiversal travel, surreal elements, and great costumes, a mother-daughter relation is at the center of this story. This month, the bicons talk about Joy, our first-gen lesbian antagonist (aka Jobu Tupaki) and her complex relationship with her mother. Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts and give us rating if you'll be so kind. See you next time!

We're back! For our comeback episode, we're discussing the Peacock masterpiece, We Are Lady Parts. This 6 episode season introduces our main character, Amina, to a punk rock Muslim girl group she reluctantly joins in hopes of being set up with her bandmates brother. We Are Lady Parts is hilarious and heartfelt with a killer soundtrack. In this episode, we focus on queercoding, the future of the show, and the refreshing representation of Muslim women.

Buckle in kids--cause we have a lot to say about Euphoria season 2. Oh brother... from Cassie and Nate, to Lexi's lifechanging play, there's A LOT to dissect. Join us and tell us what you think after that crazy season finale. 

Happy new years to the gorgeous gorgeous girls still processing 2020! If you need a feel good holiday movie, the late Satoshi Kon has yet another masterpiece. Tokyo Godfathers (2003) follows Gin, Miyuki, and Hana-- a trans woman who is determined to reunite a baby girl with her parents after being abandoned in a dumpster on Christmas Eve. 2.4 million/10 stars tbh. 

Comedian Mae Martin stars in a semi-autobiographical limited series about queer relationships, addiction, and trauma. Mae's character starts the series in a relationship with George, someone who is just exploring that they might not be straight after all. If you're looking for a satisfying and heartfelt ending, this is it. 10/10 stars. And if you like us, please leave us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts and share with your local gays!

We're back and spookier than ever. For Halloween 2021, the bicons are discussing how a movie that flopped in it's time is now a beloved wlw film. If you don't  think Jennifer's Body is pure cinema, listen to this episode & it might change your mind. If you'd like to support The Bicons Podcast, please leave us a 5 star review on Apple Podcast and share with you local lesbi-gays!

We're back! With a brand new episode about the Netflix Original adaptation of "I'm Not Okay With This." The mini series follows Syd who, grieving a year after her dad died, discovers that not only is she gay, but she has superpowers? We're talking high school drama, hijinks, heteronormativity, and why Netflix doesn't support queer stories. If you enjoyed, please, as always, share with your local gays! Rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts--it's the best way to help!

do you enjoy queer WOC representation? male gale analysis? gothic cinematography? discussing wlw tropes? tune in this week with an all-new new an improved bicons podcast episode! this week we’re discussing The Handmaiden by Park Chan-Wook. Don’t forget to check out our website biconspodcast.com/listen for show notes & sources! If you enjoyed, please leave us a 5 star rating nd share with your local gays.

For this week's episode of the Bicons Podcast, we're covering Michaela Coel's critically acclaimed series--I May Destroy You. The show delves into the recovery of sexual assault from our main character's perspective, Arabella and her best friends Kwame & Terry. As the series goes on, we learn that sexual assault is a lot more insidious and a lot more common. I May Destroy You doesn't pull any punches. It's beautiful and heartbreaking and tender. Stream it on HBO now!

Join us for Nowruz--Happy Persian New Year! We're back again for another bonus episode. In this months Bi The Way, we rant about the Vlog Squad drama and why we need deplatforming--not just cancelling. To celebrate Nowruz, we read our New Year's fortunes. Finally, what's a better way to get to know us than us oversharing from our natal charts? As always, if you liked this episode. please rate, review, and subscribe.