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Beck and Dash have a cozy chat about childhood memories, family dynamics, and the quirks of Appalachian life. The hosts share humorous and heartfelt personal stories, from Beck's anecdote about house shoes to a lightning strike incident. They also discuss redneck repairs and nostalgic community Facebook groups. The episode delves into the topics of gender identity, midlife crises, and the struggles of being queer in conservative backgrounds. Additionally, there are lighthearted moments about quirky community Facebook posts, a discussion about their upcoming movie review project, and the emotional challenges surrounding Transgender Day of Remembrance.

00:00 Introduction and Cozy Setup

00:36 Childhood Memories and Family Dynamics

02:26 School Experiences and Gender Expectations

04:34 Prom Stories and Dating

05:59 Teaching and Academic Life

07:17 Film Studies and Horror Analysis

16:00 Redneck Repairs and Ingenious Fixes

22:30 Lightning Strike and Family Stories

25:17 Queer Identity and Parental Expectations

29:48 Mamaw's Defiance and Porch Stories

32:40 Trans Bathroom Debate and Misconceptions

34:01 Adoption Stereotypes and Religion

34:32 Megan Kelly and Controversial Statements

35:12 Trolling News Outlets and Online Anonymity

36:05 Transgender Day of Remembrance and Online Reactions

36:54 Sponsor Break: Home Brewed Lye Soap

39:43 White People and Shower Debates

40:36 Well Water and Regional Differences

42:28 Coconut Crabs and Ocean Fears

47:12 Community Facebook Groups and Local Drama

56:35 Listener Engagement and Podcast Suggestions

01:01:54 Transgender Day of Remembrance Reflections

01:03:47 Conclusion and Farewell

Beck and Dash catch up on their weekend activities and their coordinated outfits. Dash revels in submitting a dissertation early, and they both delve into the peculiar realm of side effects from medications, including songs stuck in their heads. They also discuss 'The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue' for an upcoming queer book club. The episode explores various Appalachian traditions such as garbage picking, rusty four-by-fours, and the almost heaven swings in West Virginia. Listener questions about Mountain Dew flavors and young adventures were also addressed. There's a humorous and heartwarming discussion of their coming-out stories and memorable moments with their families. The hosts reminisce about 90s music, hilarious wedding tales, favorite comedians, and consider engaging in movie reviews based on listener suggestions.

00:00 Welcome to Queernecks

00:22 Weekend Catch-Up

00:31 Dissertation Deadline

01:05 Cat Companions

01:35 Audiobook and Medications

02:16 Songs Stuck in My Head

05:15 Mountain Dew and Pop Culture

06:22 Dumpster Diving and Recycling

08:30 Musical Memories

22:14 Coming Out Stories

25:49 Redneck Weddings

31:09 Memories of First Drinks

34:13 Nostalgic Card Games

38:00 Rusted Out 4x4 Trucks - Sponsor Segment

48:02 Appalachian Adventures: Almost Heaven Swing

54:14 Comedy and Favorite Comedians

59:29 Podcast Wrap-Up and Listener Engagement

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Hosts Beck and Dash discuss everything from slaw dogs and Facebook Marketplace to winter woes and odd childhood games. Tune in for stories, laughs, and Appalachian culture.

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Dash and Beck discuss 'bless your heart,' the rivalry between Coke and Pepsi in Tennessee and Kentucky, and reminisce about their favorite childhood candies. The conversation then shifts to more serious subjects like the treatment of pets, funeral traditions, and even the ethics around euthanizing animals. The show also includes a deep dive into the humor and chaos of the Dollar Store triangle in Appalachian towns. With a touch of nostalgia and meaningful stories, this episode offers a rich tapestry of life in Appalachia.

00:00 Welcome to Queernecks!

00:32 Bless Your Heart: A Southern Phrase

01:55 Regional Dialects and Rivalries

03:03 Candy and Childhood Memories

07:56 Pets and Their Stories

15:16 Superstitions and Traditions

19:19 Graveyard Visits and Family Plots

23:32 Funeral Superstitions and Anecdotes

24:56 State Songs and Their Histories

25:59 Ohio State's Rock Anthem

26:33 Tennessee's Volunteer History

27:09 Patriotic Acts in History

28:41 Weather Superstitions

29:12 Family Superstitions and Traditions

32:29 Funny Funeral Stories

33:05 Autism and Family Moments

35:17 Fall: The Queerest Season

37:13 Mariah Carey: The Diva

40:49 Challenges of Teaching

45:20 The Dollar Store Triangle

48:29 Small Town Life

50:49 Concluding Remarks

The hosts touch on everything from rural living to academia mishaps, interwoven with laughter and camaraderie. They discuss the quirky Kentucky Derby horse names game, the significance of food traditions, and the whimsical world of Halloween costumes. Additionally, they introduce listeners to the charming web comic 'Little Bubby Child' and reminisce about the cultural nuances of growing up in Appalachia. This episode celebrates queer creativity, Appalachian resourcefulness, and the joys of community and friendship.

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'Queernecks,' hosts Beck and Dash share personal medical stories and humorous experiences related to medication side effects. Dash talks about his medical modeling stint and various health issues, including cellulitis that landed him in the hospital during graduate school. The hosts reminisce about their encounters in graduate classes, various pranks and vandalism tales from their youth, and delve into a range of topics from women's baseball leagues to film theory, Roy Rogers, and historical Hollywood. They also discuss the societal challenges faced by queer individuals in different spaces, including gyms and dojos. A humorous sponsor segment, 'Mean Ass Barn Cats,' adds to the eclectic mix of conversations. The episode wraps up with plans for a Halloween live broadcast and a potential Christmas party.

Topics:

• Queer podcast
• LGBTQ+ stories
• Rural queer life
• Appalachian queer
• Transgender podcast
• Queer representation
• Queer book club
• LGBTQ+ community
• Queer history
• Queer pop culture
• Queer humor
• Queer identity
• Queer experiences
• LGBTQ+ activism
• Queer Appalachia
• Inclusive podcast
• Queer friendship
• LGBTQ+ education
• Queer media
• Queer voices
• Queer women
• Trans voices
• Rural LGBTQ+
• Queer coming out stories
• Queer literature
• Queer sports
• Queer Halloween
• Queer Christmas
• Queer live show
• Queer podcast YouTube

Pets, queer stylings of the mid-90's, first jobs, and as usual lots of talk about food.

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This episode has ghost stories, giggle fits, and get off our lawn! Is that a funeral or just a midwest homecoming?

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Have you ever seen the hilariously terrible, offensively affectionate, 1988 self-proclaimed shitty movie Curse of the Queerwolf? It's one of those movies you spend the first 15 minutes trying to decide which slur it's calling you, only to realize it was sticking up for you. If it feels dangerous to go alone, take us with you! Join Queernecks for a watch party on Halloween at 8:00 pm EST. Queernecks is a podcast about growing up queer in Appalachia, hosted by two hilarious cultural studies profs. For access to the Hall-O-Kween Live party join the $2 Broke Tier @ https://ko-fi.com/queernecks

This episode covers memorable birthday stories, struggles with quitting smoking, and reflections on queer culture and celebrity crushes. From discussing the intricacies of dissertation writing to sharing experiences with tattoo art, the hosts provide an intimate and candid look at their lives. Plus, dive into their humorous take on scarecrows as well as insights into Appalachian traditions like forecasting winter using persimmon seeds. Don't miss their chat on favorite horror movies and the challenge of navigating queer identity in a heteronormative world. Tune in for laughter, heartfelt stories, and warm camaraderie.

00:00 Welcome to Queernecks

00:27 Birthday Memories

01:17 Quitting Smoking Struggles

03:41 Continuing the PhD Journey

07:24 Fall Vibes and Horror Movies

12:51 First Crushes and Celebrity Admiration

19:39 The Persistence of Print Media

20:17 Trivia Enthusiasts Unite

21:05 Celebrity Crushes and Queer Experiences

25:14 Cultural Appropriation and Queer Culture

30:30 Therapy and Mental Health

34:54 Appalachian Weather Predictions

37:14 Car Talk and Personal Stories

40:13 Podcast Wrap-Up and Announcements

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Beck and Dash discuss dissertations and therapy. They delve into conversations about favorite movies, including horror films and the cultural impact of the first R-rated movies they watched. The hosts also reflect on queer representation in media, sharing personal anecdotes about their early encounters with LGBTQ+ visibility on television. They discuss mid-century and modern depictions of queer characters and the societal impact of these representations. The episode also touches on the cultural significance of Mountain Dew in Appalachia and introduces quirky elements like chickens and roosters. The hosts conclude with plans for a community watch party and encourage listener engagement through email and social media.

00:00 Introduction to Queernecks Podcast

00:17 Deciding on the Program

00:35 Academic Challenges and Dissertation Talk

03:23 Therapy Program Experiences

06:10 Horror Movies and Childhood Memories

15:54 Stephen King and Apocalyptic Shows

20:27 Queer Representation

20:31 Early Encounters with Queer Representation

21:21 Impact of Queer Representation in Media

22:25 Personal Stories and Reflections

26:33 Addiction and Recovery

27:59 The Role of Television in Shaping Culture

33:38 Mountain Dew: A Cultural Icon

38:56 Upcoming Events and Community Engagement

42:13 Closing Remarks and Farewell