Queer as Fact meets History is Gay

Queer as Fact

History

4.8 • 644 Ratings

🗓️ 8 August 2018

⏱️ 95 minutes

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Summary

This week we have our first ever collaborative episode, where we meet with our fellow queer history podcast History is Gay to compare queer slang in Australia and the USA. Join us as we talk about lavender linguistics, Gilette blades, and our favourite ways to say we're queer. You can find History is Gay on Facebook, Tumblr and Twitter, and check out more of their episodes on their website, or wherever you find your podcasts.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Queer as Fact, the podcast bringing you queer history from around the world and throughout time.
0:05.2	Today, we're bringing you something special.
0:07.4	We've got a collaboration with our fellow queer history podcast, History is Gay,
0:10.9	where we'll be talking about queer slang in Australia and the USA.
0:23.2	Hey, folks, I'm Lee.
0:24.5	And I'm Gretchen.
0:25.5	I'm Alice.
0:26.5	And I'm Irene.
0:27.3	Whoa!
0:30.6	Who are all these new voices in the room?
0:34.2	Usually, you only get a couple of us, but you heard everybody here.
0:41.1	Hello, everyone, and welcome to either history is gay or queer is fact. We don't know what your life is like, but you may be hearing us on one of those two lovely shows because we're
0:46.4	doing a collaboration. Yay! As we like to call it, this is queer is gay.
0:54.8	Yes, queer is gay.
0:56.6	History is queer.
0:58.1	History is fact.
0:59.4	History is fact.
1:00.3	Which is not true.
1:01.3	Which is not true.
1:02.7	Which is not true in the slightest.
1:05.4	History is made up of writings from people in power, and we're attempting to reclaim that right now.
1:12.0	But that's too long for Apple Podcasts.
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