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Kris and Tara had a dispute about Gunpowder Milkshake. Words were said. And now they're watching 2018's Ocean's Eight and delivering a bonus episode commentary track. We start right at 0:00 and go to the end. It's a bit of an experiment. Some chemical courage. Let us know what you think and if you're interested in seeing more.
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The episode you're about to hear was recorded on July 26, 2021. This is important because that day is… a Monday. Normally Kris and Tara record on Sunday evenings, after a long, restful weekend. Monday recordings are different. They're punchy. They're silly. They're… well they're a bit much, really. You have been warned.
With that out of the way, it's a pretty full episode. Tara shares her experiences with the Calgary Stampede, AKA the totally safe and not a super spreader event that's been going on for weeks and has a pretty shitty history. Kris regales us with her worst kiss story and it's delightful.
They have some killer recommendations with Kris going through the history of queer athletes with 2017's Battle of the Sexes. Tara follows up on her reading of Ann McMan's Covenant from last week, turning it into a full recommendation.
CONTENT WARNING FOR DISCUSSION OF FAMILY SEX ABUSE REPRESENTATION IN COVENANT: 1:10:55 – 1:11:50.
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It's Queerly Recommended's Sweet Sixteen and we have one question for you: Are you down with the witchy witchy?
While you ponder that, listen to Kris and Tara dish about the latest Marvel offerings, tags for fiction, and the romantic utility of the humble tentacle. They revisit last week's conversation about trans women in lesfic with a terrific list of books that are just waiting for you to dive into. Last but not least, Kris utters a phrase that Tara has Never Heard An Author Say Before. Enjoy!
Official recommendations for this week are Under Her Influence by Amanda Radley, presented by Kris, and One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston, presented by Tara.
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Listen to the episode Check out these clipsIt's a big week for Kris and Tara as they talk over their lives, recommendations and schemes.
Last week, Kris figured out how to get women by kidnapping and this week she's perfected an approach to winning the reality series Alone. Tara brings the cozy goodness of Stardew Valley and dips into Marvel's Loki.
Official recommendations for this week are Love, Victor from Kris and Tara brings us Didn't Stay in Vegas by Chelsea M. Cameron.
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Check out these clipsIt's episode 14! Kris's favourite number 14! We made it, friends!
This week, Kris regales us with stories of P-Town and Tara stirs the pot by asking which is gayer: P-Town or Palm Springs, and talking about an article with the best way to cook a cicada. It's a strange adolescence we're having. You know, trying new things, new experiences...but cicadas?
For official recommendations, Kris brings us Life in Death by M. Ullrich (Bold Strokes Books) and Tara cheats by saying she's recommending one book (Laziness Does Not Exist by Devon Price), only to sneak in two more (F*ck No! by Sarah Knight and Burnout by Emily Nagoski and Amelia Nagoski). We have a format, Tara!
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Listen to the full episode Check out these clipsWelcome back loyal listeners! Queerly Recommended is now a teenager and we're feeling all kinds of things.
Kris and Tara start off with an extremely strong stance on annuals vs. perennials and it just...goes from there. And that recent Autostraddle quiz about which job you'd have in a lesbian romance? Well, they answer it on the air, for... science?
For official recommendations this week, Kris and Tara are both back with media they were just getting into last time: Tara comes in with Satisfaction Guaranteed by Karelia Stetz-Waters and Kris shares why everyone should watch the Pride docuseries from Hulu.
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Listen to the full episode Check out these clipsIt's episode 12! Queerly Recommended is officially old enough for vaccines and to celebrate, Kris and Tara share the origin stories of the podcast and a certain nom de guerre.
Then, things turn to the professional as Amanda Radley mails in with an answer to that Audible question from the last episode. Kris (or, rather, Brit Ryder) pimps her new book Not Guilty and discusses the novella that launched it, Shameless.
Eventually, Tara and Kris remember to share their recommendations and this week it's a real catch. Kris delights in Netflix's Someone Great and Tara does a glow up with Netflix and BBC's...Glow Up (It sounded better in our head. Enjoy!)
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The vaccination rate of the podcast continues to improve as Tara discovers the sole benefit of being in her 40s. Kris, forever young, welcomes her with grace and aplomb. Seriously, though, if you can get vaccinated, you should.
What else? Oh yeah, the podcast.
Kris and Tara muse over coffees loved and lost, the fiery appeal of the iciest of queens and yes, dear listeners, they even answer some of your questions. For official recommendations this week, we have f/f romance, The Music and the Mirror by Lola Keeley from Tara and Kris brings home the queer film The Thing About Harry.
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Listen to the full episode Check out these clipsIn this week's episode of Queerly Recommended, Kris and Tara answer your questions before wading out into the weeds of bank security questions, rank betrayal by a trusted sister (trusted no more), the emotional ending of Wynonna Earp and their preferred audiobook read speed.
The big recommendations this week are Pretend It's a City (Netflix) from Tara and Summerland (Netflix) from Kris.
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Listen to the full episode Check out these clipsThis is what happens when you record on a Monday.
Hello, friends! Things get a bit punchy this week on Queerly Recommended. Kris and Tara start off by recommending…vaccines! You should get'em if you can. Then they're back in fighting form and solving a murder. Or plotting one? Listen, if you ask silly questions, you get silly answers.
For official recommendations, Kris brings us the film Boy Meets Girl from 2014 and Tara delights over rock documentary The Go-Go's. And that's just officially. Unofficially, they recommend a buttload more. We're not going to quantify buttload for you. We're all adults here.
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