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Sleepy Wisdom | Grandpa Huxley
Grandpa Huxley
Weekly Movie Throwdown
Movie Throwdown
Lurie Breaks It Down
Women's Empowerment Network, SiriusXM
L'Aria che Tira - Pillole di Lirica
Ameria Radio
Sikh History Sakhi
Harpreet Kaur
BioGraphics - True Biographies & History's Most Fascinating People
biog
Tracing The Path: The Connected 20th Century
Dan R. Morris - 20th Century Historian
Prometheus Lens
Justin Brown
Veterans Archives: Preserving the Stories of our Nations Heroes
Bill Krieger
５分 de ヒストリー ～歴史・世界史・日本史・学び直し/クロノ
クロノ
Nocturnal Tales: Mystery Audiobooks and Crime Stories
Nicolas and Dora – Nocturnal Tales
El Contador de Películas
Cooperativa Podcast
The Dovetail-Router Podcast
Rtan Cavis
Classic Comedy of Old Time Radio
Ronald Ecklebarger
WAN DEEP SESSION
QUANTOM | Techno Collective Records Ltd.
Tu Historia Preferida
Radio Ebenezer RD
The Real Americana with Louise & Blair
blairmorganmusic
Norrtälje 400 år
Norrtälje 400 år
Our Fake History
PodcastOne
Polity Matters
Edburg, Nelson, Ratliff
Saint Louis In Tune
Arnold Stricker
Off the Rails with Rowdy and Bethan
Jared
Дхаммапада Наоборот
Влад
A Little Unscripted
Ryan Buck and Logan Dobis
Know Your Gear Podcast
Phillip Mcknight
Максим Кац
MaxKatz
歴史とか世界遺産とかを語るラジオ
tomosawa
Arroe Collins View From The Writing Instrument
Arroe Collins
Cascade of History
Feliks Banel
Punk This Week
see/saw
Musica Pasticciata
ADMR Rock Web Radio
Ambivalent Offenders: Re-Examining History’s Most Questionable Figures
Jamie Poljanac, Erin Poljanac, & Matt H
This Month in Queer History
CAMP Rehoboth Community Center
Licht ins Dunkel
Mike Mathis & die Podcastfabrik
Native Land Pod
iHeartPodcasts and Reasoned Choice
Good Morning Music
Gros Naze
Histoire
CAMP Rehoboth Community Center
If there's one thing that unites the LGBTQ+ community, it's having a lot to say - so it's no surprise that the gay press has a colorful history in the US. From fights with the Postmaster General to physique magazines, we...
Ever dreamed of founding a nation of queer people? You're not alone, and in this episode we explore the Gay and Lesbian Kingdom of the Coral Seas, Stonewall Nation, and viability of queer separatism.Show Notes/Works Cite...
Our host, Julian, is sick this month, so we're bringing back a fan favorite episode from our first season - enjoy the story of gay vigilantes from the 1970's! Armed with guns and bats, the Lavender Panthers patrolled the...
Dive into the secret slang language of queer Londoners - including the history of words like drag and camp!Show Notes:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pds7R2x0ew84cGk42800R7B0W9pYRPk4r_lZZD2KDJI/edit?usp=sharingFollow...
The first ever explicitly anti-gay raid on a business in the US was in 1903 on... a bathhouse? Dive into the private world of public sauna cruising on this episode of TMQH!Sources/Show Notes:https://docs.google.com/docum...
They say that disco died in 1979... but did the "Disco Sucks" crowd actually succeed in killing disco? Learn about the life, love, death, and rebirth of disco in this month's episode of This Month in Queer History!Show N...
In 1953, Christine Jorgensen became a household name when her story was plastered on the front page of the New York Daily News under the headline, "Ex-GI Becomes Blonde Beauty," catapulting her into a sudden, unexpected ...
The 90s were not an easy time to come out as a gay teacher, but that's exactly why Rodney Wilson decided he needed to. This is the story of the founder of LGBTQ+ History Month and his quest to include queer people in his...
In 1992, sick of lesbian erasure and rampant homophobia, the Lesbian Avengers formed to make lesbian voices heard - even if it meant storming the streets and eating fire at their protests. Show Notes:https://www.mybib.co...
in 1977, Harvey Milk asked his friend Gilbert Baker, a drag queen and artist, to make a symbol for the gay rights movement - and the pride flag was born. Follow CAMP Rehoboth:fb.com/camprehobothcommunitycentercamprehobot...
In 1973, the headline "20,000,000 Gay People Cured!" appeared in the Chicago Gay Crusader in response to the American Psychiatric Association (APA) removing homosexuality from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Men...
Can you further gay civil rights by handcuffing yourself to the railing of a public building or throwing a pie in someone's face? If you were a gay activist in the 1970s, the answer is a resounding yes! Hear all about ho...
The recently departed Jimmy Carter is considered the first pro-gay US president, and, while reflecting on his legacy, we dig into whether that accolade is accurate. Show Notes/Further ReadingFollow CAMP Rehoboth:fb.com/c...
Are you up to date on your Sistory? Get the scoop on the most outrageous protest, performance, and community service group to grace the streets in drag, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, in this episode of This Month ...
In 1989, the artist activist collective Gran Fury unveiled their biggest project yet: "Kissing Doesn't Kill," a poster series that was plastered across buses in San Francisco, Chicago, Washington DC, and New York City. W...
This is the story of how a protest arranged by trans women in Boston became an international observance.Show Notes/Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bxEcFEeJrZieiIeDAPN62JyRa0Q3cGd4J8GC84lApmw/edit?usp=sharing...
The US has been in conflict over public restrooms since their inception 1829, from segregation to cruising to anti-trans bathroom bills. In this episode, we dive into why public bathrooms are particularly fraught with mo...
Lawrence v. Texas (2003) functionally decriminalized gay life in the US by overturning the anti-sodomy statutes of 13 states, including Texas, but it was argued on similar grounds to Roe v. Wade, making its future tenuou...
This month we bring you the story of gay vigilantes from the 1970's! Armed with guns and bats, the Lavender Panthers patrolled the streets of San Francisco to protect LGBTQ+ people from homophobic hate crimes from 1973-7...
In this very special Pride episode of This Month in Queer History, find out how we went from the Stonewall Riots, to Liberation Marches, to the Pride Parades we know and love today! Check out our show notes, linked below...
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