Q # In Femme Major

Q # In Femme Major

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Q # In Femme Major episodes

  • Q#IFM #48 Mental
    Songs related to mental illness, mostly depression. Women and queer folk as marginalized populations experiences higher rates of trauma and mental illness.
    39 min
  • Q#IFM #47 Queen
    To honor the queen of soul Aretha Franklin, who passed away. Her music and a few of her music influences/contemporaries. <3
    52 min
  • Q#IFM #44 JUMBLE
    Mixed, jumble of songs, mostly soul 45's that have been hanging around not fitting into any theme for months! Some great tunes!
    33 min
  • Q#IFM #43 Hoping
    (roughly) Songs that fit feelings of hope, hoping for some loving feelings, hoping for relief, hoping for something good to come your way
    37 min
  • Q#IFM #42 ANGER
    Songs for expressing those feelings of anger, rage, frustration and fury! Anger is a fuel for change and resistance. Embrace it, feel it, express it! <3
    43 min
  • Q#IFM #41 Trans Celebration
    An episode for celebrating trans identities and (for my 4th nameversary)!!! Songs by trans artists, songs that relate to gender, songs that relate to the feelings of figuring out your gender feels and celebrating you being YOU! <3
    37 min
  • Q#IFM #39 No More
    Songs that relate to experiences of abuse and abusive relationships. Content warning for abuse clearly. It's a pervasive issue in society and if you share this experience you are not alone <3
    SONGS: Don't Hit Me No More by Mabel John, If I Ever Needed Love (I Sure Do Need It Now) by Ruby Johnson, 90% of Me Is You by Vanessa Kendrick, Baby, I Can't Use You No More by Sippie Wallace, Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean by Ruth Brown, Cage by Sallie Ford, Oh Little Boy (What Did You Do To Me) by Mary Wells, Starting The Hurt All Over Again by Brenda Hollaway, Love's Been Rough On Me by Etta James, Please, No More by Etta James
    36 min

About Q # In Femme Major

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A radio show exploring the creations of women, gender nonconforming, and queer musicians in jazz, funk, soul and blues