Hello, listeners. We've just got a quick introduction to this episode before we get into what

you're used to hearing. The episode that we had planned to put out today, and that you might

have heard in our previous episode, I say we put out today on queerness in the golden age of

piracy, we've unfortunately had to delay due to some health issues. We'll hopefully have that

out on the 15th of August, but we'll keep you informed if you keep an eye on our social media and you'll see what you're up to.

In the meantime, we thought we'd release this episode to you instead.

This episode is a bonus episode that we previously released on our Patreon.

We hope you enjoy this in the meantime until we can bring you our planned episode on the

Golden Age of Piracy.

Hello and welcome to Queer's Fact, the podcast bringing you queer history from around the world and throughout time.

My name is Eli.

I'm Irene.

I'm Alice.

And today we're talking about a recently discovered collection of possessions and paintings allegedly owned by Frida Kahlo.

Music I'd like to acknowledge the Wawandru Wai Rung people of the Kulin Nation

as the traditional owners of the land on which we record this podcast

and pay respects to their elders past and present.

We recognise them as the custodians of an oral history tradition far older than this podcast. There aren't really very many content warnings for

this episode. There will be some sexually explicit quotes later on, but that's all. So if you

don't want to hear that, feel free to skip this episode, but should be smooth sailing. So let's

talk about this alleged Fritacalo collection.

Okay.

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