Wahoo! Episode 200 is here and we’re celebrating with a special live episode with Ria Brodell! Ria gets into how they create each portrait and biography, why art brings us closer to one another, and the gifts and challenges of the archive. They also discuss the responsibility of the artist in representing the “underhistoricized” as Chris Vargas calls it in the introduction to the volume. Plus, questions and answers with the live audience!

Learn more about Ria Brodell at https://www.riabrodell.com/

Pick up your own copy of More Butch Heroes from All She Wrote Books or your local bookstore.

And, make sure to check out our first conversation about Butch Heroes with Ria for Episode 63: Reclaiming our right to exist!

We’d like to extend a special thanks to All She Wrote Books in Somerville, MA for hosting us. Please consider picking up a book or two from an inclusive bookstore!

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