
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Please forgive the relatively low-grade quality of this pilot episode. We recorded it at home via Zoom, which felt right because of the personal subject matter. It was a cold, snowy, winter day, and the film uplifted us. We discussed:
Processing the film together, in real time, while it was still fresh
Being virtually “seen” by the film
Queer isolation
Queer children and their parents
Multi-generational politics of queerness
Transcending time and death
Communication with the deceased
Hope beyond tragic ends
By Elsie WalkerPlease forgive the relatively low-grade quality of this pilot episode. We recorded it at home via Zoom, which felt right because of the personal subject matter. It was a cold, snowy, winter day, and the film uplifted us. We discussed:
Processing the film together, in real time, while it was still fresh
Being virtually “seen” by the film
Queer isolation
Queer children and their parents
Multi-generational politics of queerness
Transcending time and death
Communication with the deceased
Hope beyond tragic ends