Katie talks about 14th century sex worker Eleanor Rykener and the tiny glimpse we get into medieval queer life based on one single court document.

Sources:

"Calling [Herself] Eleanor" Gender Labor and Becoming a Woman in the Rykener Case by Kadin Henningsen.

The Trial and Travels of Eleanor Rykener by Liane D. Gallant. <>

"Ut cum muliere" A Male Transvestite Prostitute in Fourteenth Century London--Premodern Sexualites by Ruth  Karras & David Boyd

"[redacted] / Eleanor Rykener Revisited""--Founding Feminisms in Medieval Studies: Essays in Honor of E. Jane Burns. by Ruth Karras & Tom Linkinen

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A lesbian playwright (and one of Greta Garbo's girlfriends) wrote an extremely queer, trans play based on an Edith Wharton novel in the 30s. And then, Bette Davis got involved.

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Music used: Carried by the Wind by Bluemont Score

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The weird tale of the Salvator Mundi, aka the "Male Mona Lisa", and its possibly trans creator.

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Is the Mona Lisa a self portrait?

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Music used: Cinematic Cello by Lexin Music

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In this episode of "Our Sacred History," Henry talks about the patron saint of sh*tposting, Saint Agatha.

Source: Allen J. Frantzen's "When Women Aren't Enough" (lol)

Music used: "Asuras" by Digital Mind Project

Francisco de Zurbarán's Saint Agatha

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In this episode of Our Sacred History, Katie Coleman (@katieofthelake) talks about philanthropist and big cat enthusiast Reed Erickson.

Sources:

Devor, Aaron. "Reed Erickson and The Erickson Educational Foundation"--University of Victoria, CA
Devor, Aaron. "Reed Erickson and the Beginnings of HBIGDA"

--Didn't notice before I recorded, but this guy is clearly the expert on Erickson, virtually all the papers I could find are the same author--K80

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This week's Most Valuable Teammate is Andraya Yearwood (she/her), a NCUU student who became part of a national controversy when she ran track as a trans high school student in Connecticut.

We talk about sports, school, and growing up.

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Music from Pixabay.

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Henry considers a genre of a gender-swap pop songwriting that's older than we think.

Listen to "Billie"


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Music used was "The Beauty of Winter" by JuliusH on Pixabay.

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There's a very trans aspect of Disney's "Snow White" that nobody talks about.

Let's get into it, shall we?

Watch the queen's transformation here.


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Music used was "The Beauty of Winter" by JuliusH on Pixabay.

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Howdy and welcome to our SEASON FINALE! On this episode, Ada (@The_Ada_Rhodes), Henry (@punkgroucho) and Katie (@katieofthelake) talk about Jane Schoenbrun's 2021 literally trans (sort of) feature We're All Going to the World's Fair. We discuss the Internet, creepypastas, creepy old men hanging out on chat rooms, and submerged animatronics.

We will be back in 2 weeks to give you our fresh off-season content! Love you all.

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Music used was Chill Ambient by Playsound on Pixabay.

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Another FFS classic! Join Ada (@The_Ada_Rhodes), Henry (@punkgroucho) and Katie (@katieofthelake) to take a look at the 1960 Georges Franju horror film Eyes Without a Face.

Death to the patriarchy! Let's all go into the woods and free doves. 

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Music used was Tchaikovsky's Opus #39, remixed by Nesrality on Pixabay. 

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