The Lesbian Podcast

Homo Headlines:
We discuss the aftermath of Prop H8.

Rainbow Rumors:
Katy Perry doesn't fuck anything up this week (remarkably)

Franca, a 30 year marriage/relationship therapist answers listeners questions about what it takes to have a good relationship.

This week on The Lesbian Podcast we take the show on the road and catch up with the ultra talented lesbian hip hop duo, God-des and She! They fill us in on making number one on Logo's click list and what their plans are for the future. The current album, "Stand Up," is available on iTunes.

We'll talk about Halloween, the costumes and the craziness.

Homo Headlines:
A lesbian gets ordained in Minneapolis in Homo Headlines.

Rainbow Rumors:
We'll talk about all the lesbian weddings and do a little soap opera(esque) re-enactment just for you, our lovely listeners. Enjoy! . . . And big thank you's to God-des, She, and Allie for making the bathroom interview happen.

As an added bonus - check out the video of our interview with God-des and She, complete with clips of their performance in our video section.

This time we had the esteemed Meliza Bañales from Sister Spit. Bañales was the first Latina to win a poetry slam on the west coast. She wrote the book Say It With Your Whole Mouth at the age of twenty-five which went on to be nominated for the Poetry Center Book Award in 2004. She has also worked on and appeared in a number of independent films. Her own film, Do the Math, with award-winning director Mary Guzmán was the winner of a 2006 Frameline Completion Grant and received an Honorable Mention in Outfest 2007. She is now in production on a short film called Getting Off, with J. Aguilar coming to festivals in 2009 and is the co-executive producer of Tina D'Elia's film, Lucha, about the revolutionaries of El Salvador.Bañales is currently working on a one-woman-show, One Bad Year, as an artist-in-residence for Airspace in San Francisco. You don't want to miss this interview!

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Episode 2 is a work in process.Understanding the construction of 'gender' through an analysis of transsexualism is enormous and full of intricate details. There is no one way to look at transgender people except to take it person by person. Why do they want to do this? What does it mean for them? Being transgender is as normal as being alive. Transgender people are everywhere. They are teachers, doctors, construction workers, and waiters. They attend college, have children, and enjoy careers. We at TLP honor of all those who have come to the realization that life would be better lived as the in the body that they feel on the inside. We hope you like the interview. When Mags says, "Your relationship is not a checklist of body parts." we hope it touches you as it did us.