Feminist Killjoys Podcast

We love Patti but YIKES. Please read this article on AfroPunk about this song and yes Patti's 'poem' is a bullshit disclaimer and please consider donating to your local Black Lives Matter chapters! White people, we need to do better. Vancouver, you REALLY need to get your shit together and stop with the gross aggressive racism against Asian communities. Signed, two white queers who don't face a lot of danger but are REAL tired of our friends and chosen family being scared and threatened.

Well there's a lot to unpack here. Racism, white savior bullshit, colonialism, environmental racism, and other fun topics to talk about while the world suffers during a pandemic!

Y'all. Please stop saying this is your Quarantine Song. It's very creepy. 

We talk about how this is actually a gross song and we have a lot of issues with it. 

That's it, that's the episode.

"Well lesbians can have orgies too". This week we chat about vaginas, Tori Amos, how her description of it is a giant 'no homo', being gay nerds, and how S needs to apologize for the pride parade of music they inflicted on their family for years.

"How good can ghost sex actually be?"

This week we bring you our second CanCon episode with some Celine Dion discussion. We love her but there's a yikes factor to the lyrics. The video though? Shit's HILARIOUS. Is she having sex with a ghost?

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"Ok stalker. It's like she's out in the bushes lurking and wanting to get into another bush". We talk about one of our favourite Melissa Etheridge songs and how she sounds way too intense, but hey, dramatic lesbians are totally a thing.

"Bitch throw the whole boyfriend out". We love Shania but WOW this song is not great in the message department. Does she have Stockholm Syndrome? Maybe! Does this song still make the white folk lose it? Indeed!

We get into a pretty deep chat about Dessa's 2019 song "Fire Drills", feminism, how existing as a woman is exhausting, creepy men, and how this song is an anthem.

A brief introduction to our new podcast, Feminist Killjoys, where we discuss the good/bad/ugly/creepy/funny of songs, line by line.