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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
Join our Ko-fi for access to the discord https://ko-fi.com/queernecks
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