Just Sex: Mapping Your Desire

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Welcome to Just Sex, the podcast that Maps our Desire, in all its amazing forms. In today's episode, we dive into the world of fandom and how it intersects with desire, pleasure and the creation of our sexy selves and our communities. Our guest is Jack Harrison-Quintana, a writer, artist, and activist who has been involved in multiple fandoms over many years.

How are queers recreating sex, gender, consent, desire and pop culture through our fandoms?  How are we dreaming up sexy worlds that don’t yet exist by fanning on characters, books, TV shows, actors, and musicians?  What can we put in motion in our real lives by entering dreamy, sexy territories as fans and making them our own?

Join us for an enlivening discussion on desire and fandom, with our guest Jack Harrison-Quintana, on this episode of Just Sex.

July 4th Resistance Message: Value Our Lives and Each Other.

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Thank you to the Freeman Foundation, Elizabeth Scott, the Wild Geese Foundation and Grindr for Equality for their sponsorship!

Production by E.T. Townsend.

Show art by Allie VanHeest

Black queer femmes Julian and Bishop break out of racialized and gendered restrictions on their sex, while claiming the power of their ho-tations

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Thank you to Grindr for Equality for their sponsorship!

Production by E.T. Townsend.

Show art by Allie VanHeest

Don’t Breathe on Me! Polyamorous, kinky Elizabeth is locked down at home — what’s the flow?

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Thank you to the Freeman Foundation, Elizabeth Scott, the Wild Geese Foundation and Grindr for Equality for their sponsorship!

Production by E.T. Townsend.

Show art by Allie VanHeest

Alexis Pauline Gumbs and Sangodare share radical tools and new forms toward a sexier, more generous & just world.

Learn about Mobile Homecoming, Black feminist film school and Loveships.

What breaks isolation? What would I do if I weren’t afraid of being rejected? Alexis and Sangodare remind us that we are all in this together.

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Thank you to the Freeman Foundation, Elizabeth Scott, the Wild Geese Foundation and Grindr for Equality for their sponsorship!

Production by E.T. Townsend.

Show art by Allie VanHeest

Whether wild fantasies or simple truths - Grindr 4 Equality’s human rights program values the stories we tell each other, across the globe.

Mia Mingus’ Blog: leavingevidence.wordpress.com

Mia Mingus’ work on Pods:

batjc.wordpress.com/pods-and-pod-mapping-worksheet/

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Thank you to Grindr for Equality for their sponsorship!

Production by E.T. Townsend.

Show art by Allie VanHeest

Queer feminist geographer Debanuj Dasgupta reflects on connections between the AIDS pandemic, addiction recovery and surviving COVID-19.

Footnotes from Debanuj:

June Jordan’s work

Gloria Anzaldua

Other Countries: Black Gay Voices

Sojourner: Black Gay Voices in the Age of AIDS, Other Countries Volume II