Queer Media Pills

Hello everyone!

TDOV has just passed and i want to talk about "visibility" and the problems with this idea and relying too much on it.

As usual, CWs are at the bottom and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com

(in the episode I mention a paper and Im all like "oh yeah I'll link it in the description but... I can't find the link... will do when I do lmao)

CW for the episode

Discussion of transphobia

Discussion of transphobic harassment

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Hello everyone!

Today we talk about the film Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, a film about the real polyamorous bisexual people behind the creation of the iconic superhero in our new episode of Queer Media Pills, the podcast bringing queer media to your ears one small pill at a time.

As usual, CWs are at the bottom and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com

Content warnings

for the episode

Discussion of BDSM

Discussion of biphobia

for the film

Cancer

Cheating

Death of main character (eventually)

(this is a historical film, the characters' real life deaths are mentioned in the epilogue in the form of text.)

Hate speech

Hospital scene

Sexual content / sex scenes

(this includes some kinky/bondage/power play scenes)

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Hello! Today we talk about the phrase "Do you listen to girl in red?" and other subtle ways to ask people if they're queer. Harmful stereotype, vital survival mechanisms, or a mix of both? Let's find out!

CWs for the episode

discussions of homophobia

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Today we talk about black lesbians in cinema, and specifically the Watermelon Woman (1996), a landmark of New Queer Cinema.

Hello and welcome to a new episode of Queer Media Pills, the podcast bringing queer media to your ears one small pill at a time, and

thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter!

CWs for The Watermelon Woman

Misgendering (of cis person)

Racism

Sexual content

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Hello and welcome to a new episode of Queer Media Pills, the podcast bringing queer media to your ears one small pill at a time.

Today I'm taking you to find out about the #OwnVoices movement - where it started, why it matters, and what its downsides are. Much to think about today, and all in ten sweet minutes!

thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter!

CW for the episode:

Discussion of forced coming out

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Content warnings will be at the end of the descriptions!

Today we look at RuPaul Drag Race, and its host RuPaul Charles' history of transphobia. Some facts, some opinions, some awful awful jokes.

thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter.

The article I mention in the episode is this one: https://www.them.us/story/racism-rupauls-drag-race

CW for the episode:

you guessed it! Discussion of transphobia :)

CW for the show:

varies season to season, queens will often discuss sensitive topics about their personal life. Some frequent ones include:

Homophobia

Transphobia

Parental abuse/neglect

Death of a relative

Addiction

Drug abuse

Alcoholism

Sexual innuendos

Accidental nudity (blurred out)

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Content warnings will be at the end of the descriptions!

Hello all, today we're talking about the new miniseries created by Russell T Davies, It's a Sin. The episode doesn't contain major spoilers, just general/vague discussion of the show - so you can listen to it even if you haven't managed to watch the show yet! (although you should. Not to understand this episode, just because it's very good.)

thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter.

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CW for the episode

discussion of

• homophobia
• biphobia
• AIDS crisis
• whitewashing

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CW for the show

please keep in mind that I am adding these warnings off my memory. If you think I'm tagging something wrong, or I should tag something I have not, please reach out at @queermediapills ! I'm doing my best to be as comprehensive and accurate as possible.

• Blood
• Cancer
• Flashing Lights
• Homophobia
• Homophobic language
• Main Character Death
• LGBTQ+ Character Death
• Police violence (including on POC)
• Racist microaggressions
• Seizures
• Sex scenes
• Sexual harassment
• Struggle breathing
• Needles/Syringes (A close up on a blood test being taken in episode 3, min 36:40)
• Unaccepting families
• Vomit (A very brief non-graphic scene in episode 4, about 10 minutes in)

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today's episode is about internet culture. Come find out about kins!

I don't really think today's episode has any notable CWs but if you think I should warn something I haven't, just DM me on Twitter or Instagram @queermediapills and I'll make sure it's fixed asap!

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Hello listeners!

Today we talk about Die Beautiful, a dramedy from the Philippines. This film deals with some heavy issues so make sure to read our content warnings and take care of yourself!

CWs for the episode

general discussion of homophobia and transphobia

trans character death

non-graphic discussion of a rape scene

CWs for the film

transphobia

homophobia

trans character death

graphic rape scene

(if you have seen this film and feel like I have missed a warning/would like me to warn something I haven't in the future, let me know!)

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Today we're looking at how dubbing has been used to censor queer content in Italian television.

CW

Homotransphobia

Mention of a homophobic slur (not said)

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