Southern Queeries

Continuing our conversation on what does it mean to be intersex in an era where LGBTQIA people are fighting to keep hard won civil rights? This is Part 2 of Intersectionality of Intersex Show Website: Southern Queeries Email us: southernqueeriespod@gmail.com Follow Us on Social Media: Facebook Instagram Support the Show PayPal Buy us a coffee: Kofi -https://bit.ly/3EtRG3k Shop our Bookshop Store* featuring southern authors and writing. Hosts Social Media India Bastien on Instagram Aubree Calvin on Instagram

What does it mean to be intersex in an era where LGBTQIA people are fighting to keep hard won civil rights? We talk with Lane and Emily about how crucial intersex voices are in the current fight for bodily autonomy and gender rights. Southern QueeriesEmail:southernqueeriespod@gmail.com Facebook Instagram Support the Show PayPal Buy us a coffee: Kofi - https://bit.ly/3EtRG3k Shop our Bookshop Store* featuring southern authors and writing. Hosts Social Media India Bastien on Instagram Aubree Calvin on Instagram *Southern Queeries participates in the Amazon and Bookshop affiliate programs. We receive a small commission when you make a purchase through our links. There is no additional cost to you.

Aubree and a special guest talk to author Jaye Robin Brown about her writing career and the need for more teen and YA LGBTQ+ stories set in southern states. Guest Contact: jayerobinbrown.com You can use buy Jaye's books and support the show by using our Bookshop link below. Show Contact and Social Media •Show Website: Southern Queeries •Email: southernqueeriespod@gmail.com. •Facebook •Instagram Support the Show •PayPal •Buy us a coffee: Kofi - https://bit.ly/3EtRG3k •Shop our Bookshop Store* featuring southern authors and writing. Hosts Social Media •India Bastien on Instagram •Aubree Calvin on Instagram *Southern Queeries participates in the Bookshop affiliate programs. We receive a small commission when you make a purchase through our links. There is no additional cost to you.

Just in time for Pride Month we're back with new episodes! A look at where we’ve been and what’s coming up this season. Have you missed us? Show Contact and Social Media: Southern Queeriessouthernqueeriespod@gmail.comFacebookInstagram Support the Show PayPalKohttps://bit.ly/3EtRG3kBookshop Store Hosts Social Media India Bastien on InstagramAubree Calvin on Instagram *Southern Queeries participates in the Bookshop affiliate programs. We receive a small commission when you make a purchase through our links. There is no additional cost to you.

We’re excited to bring you this crossover episode between Southern Queeries and the History is Gay podcast. Make sure you listen to the historical part of the conversation on their episode: History is Gay - Episode 41: Send in the Clowns: Anita Bryant, the Briggs Initiative, and the Rise of the Anti-Gay Right Click below to donate to organizations involved in the legal fight against these policies: Donate Now - Lambda Legal Donating to the ACLU: General Information | ACLU of Texas | We defend the civil rights and civil liberties of all people in Texas, by working through the legislature, the courts, and in the streets. Equality Florida Donation Donate Now - National Center for Lesbian Rights Show Contact and Social Media Southern Queeriessouthernqueeriespod@gmail.comFacebookTwitterInstagram Support the Show PayPalKohttps://bit.ly/3EtRG3kBookshop StoreShow Survey Hosts Social Media India Bastien on InstagramAubree Calvin on TwitterAubree Calvin on Instagram *Southern Queeries participates in the Amazon and Bookshop affiliate programs. We receive a small commission when you make a purchase through our links. There is no additional cost to you.

Content Warning: This episode features controversial language from an individual who is still growing in their LGBTQ allyship journey. We are choosing not to alter his words. Part of what we do on SQ is have hard, honest conversations and that means not policing guests’ language if they are sincerely trying to be supportive of the LGBTQ+ community. Y’all we move beyond our queer echo chamber and talk to an actual straight, white, male. Randy Sullivan of Bourbon Real Talk chats with India about growing beyond ingrained homophobia, becoming an ally, and using bourbon as a common ground to build diverse communities. The Bourbon Biblequeer bourbon shirt If you want to learn more about Bourbon Real Talk you can visit their: YouTube Podcast Instagram Show Contact and Social Media Southern QueeriesFacebookTwitterInstagramYouTube Support the Show PayPalKohttps://bit.ly/3EtRG3kBookshop StoreShow Survey Hosts Social Media India Bastien on InstagramAubree Calvin on TwitterAubree Calvin on Instagram *Southern Queeries participates in the Amazon and Bookshop affiliate programs. We receive a small commission when you make a purchase through our links. There is no additional cost to you

Part two of our talk with Professor Alejandra Marquez about LGBTQ Latin American culture! We talk to one or India’s childhood friends from San Miguel, and current Assistant Professor or Spanish at Michigan State University. She researches and teaches about Latin American Queer culture, wome, books, and film. The episode is an endearing catch-up between two old friends, and a continuation of our look at Mexican queer and straight culture. This is second episode of our talk with Ale, so you may want to hear the previous episode first. And make sure you give her podcast, Hablemos Escritorias. We have listed some of the books Dr. Marqez mentioned below. You can follow Alejandra Marquez on Twitter at: alesa06 Show Contact and Social Media Show Website: Southern Queeries Email: southernqueeriespod@gmail.com. Facebook Twitter Instagram Support the Show PayPal Buy us a coffee: Kofi - https://bit.ly/3EtRG3k Shop our Bookshop Store* featuring southern authors and writing. Take our Show Survey Hosts Social Media India Bastien on Instagram Aubree Calvin on Twitter Aubree Calvin on Instagram Books!!* Amazon: Las Malas Bookshop: Camila Sosa Villada, Las Malas Literatura infantil y juvenil: Entrevistas *Southern Queeries participates in the Amazon and Bookshop affiliate programs. We receive a small commission when you make a purchase through our links. There is no additional cost to you.

Which term is more inclusive, Latine or Latinx? And what Latin America We talk to one or India’s childhood friends from San Miguel, and current Assistant Professor or Spanish at Michigan State University. She researches and teaches about Latin American Queer culture, wome, books, and film. The episode is an endearing catch-up between two old friends, and a continuation of our look at Mexican queer and straight culture. This is part one of our two episode talk with Ale. And make sure you give her podcast, Hablemos Escritorias. We have listed some of the books Dr. Marqez mentioned below. You can follow Alejandra Marquez on Twitter at: alesa06 Books!!* Amazon: Las Malas Bookshop: Camila Sosa Villada, Las Malas Literatura infantil y juvenil: Entrevistas Show Contact and Social Media Southern QueeriesFacebookTwitterInstagram Support the Show PayPalKohttps://bit.ly/3EtRG3kBookshop StoreShow Survey Hosts Social Media India Bastien on InstagramAubree Calvin on TwitterAubree Calvin on Instagram *Southern Queeries participates in the Amazon and Bookshop affiliate programs. We receive a small commission when you make a purchase through our links. There is no additional cost to you.

India and Aubree talk about how beautiful and fun (and COVID safe) India and Alyson’s wedding was. And we spend a lot of time talking about how genuinely great India’s mom is. And we admit that putting out a podcast as life starts to return to normal can be difficult as a small two person team. We have so many great episodes coming up in 2022 and we’re excited to be back! Since Aubree explained Ungrading so poorly, you can learn more about it in Susan Bloom’s edited book on the subject, Ungrading: Why Rating Students Undermine Learning. If you’re planning your own LGBTQ Wedding, Kirsten Palladino’s book, Equally Wed: The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your LGBTQ+ Wedding, is the gold standard book to check out. Southern QueeriesFacebookTwitterInstagram Support the Show PayPalKofihttps://bit.ly/3EtRG3kBookshop StoreShow Survey To learn more about Hosts Social Media India Bastien on InstagramAubree Calvin on TwitterAubree Calvin on Instagram *Southern Queeries participates in the Amazon and Bookshop affiliate programs. We receive a small commission when you make a purchase through our links. There is no additional cost to you.

We talk to one of India’s best friends, Mila Villasana, a freelance Mexican illustrator and designer. These long time friends talk about finding their queer identities and how it intersects with their Mexican identities, developing a sense of community, growing up in Mexico, and the country’s shifting LGBTQ culture. Yes, Aubree’s here too, but it is mainly a sweet catch up between two friends! You can see some of Mila’s work on Instagram at @misskiwifish. To learn more about Mexican lesbian culture, we’d like to recommend: Tortilleras Negotiating Intimacy: Love, Friendship, and Sex in Queer Mexico City by Anahi Russo Garrido -https://amzn.to/3kaTxSL and the new book, Wild Hearts Can’t Be Tamed: 15 Voices from the Latinx Diaspora https://amzn.to/3q9HbhM, both are available on Amazon and our Bookshop.org page*. And here’s the reference to the history of the lesbian flag that the Queer Godmother mentioned in the conversation: https://www.nonchalantmagazine.com/the-full-history-of-the-lesbian-flag/ Show Contact and Social Media Southern QueriesFacebookTwitterInstagram Support the Show PayPalKo-fiBookshop StoreShow Survey Host Social Media India Bastien on InstagramAubree Calvin on TwitterAubree Calvin on Instagram *Southern Queeries is an Amazon Affiliate. We receive a small commission from you purchasing her book through our Affiliate link above.

We talk to Sophie Santos, comedian, host of the comedy show, The Lesbian Agenda, and now accomplished author, about her time growing up in the midwest and south. For tickets to Sophie’s show, you can head to the book tour page on her website: Sophie Santos will be doing a virtual appearance at the University of Southern Mississippi, 10/26 at 5:30pm. You can purchase Sophie’s book, The One You Want to Marry (And Other Identities I’ve Had): A Memoir on Amazon*. Show Contact and Social Media Southern Queriessouthernqueeriespod@gmail.comFacebookTwitterInstagram Support the Show PayPalKo-fiBookshop StoreShow Survey Host Social Media India Bastien on InstagramAubree Calvin on TwitterAubree Calvin on Instagram *Southern Queeries is an Amazon Affiliate. We receive a small commission from you purchasing her book through our Affiliate link above.

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month, everyone! We begin our two part series on queer lesbian comedians by talking to the hilarious Veronica Garza, a born and bred Texan tht currently ives in New York. Reach out to Veronica on Instagram: @veros_got_jokes We’d love to hear your feedback on the show. Click on our short survey HERE or on our social media channels to provide your thoughts. If you don’t want to fill out the survey, feel free to reach out to us directly at southernqueeriespod@gmail.com. Follow the show on social media: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can follow India on Instagram at @indiabastien and Aubree on Twitter @AubreeCalvin or Instagram: @justaubree_c. Want to help us make the show? Here are ways you can donate: PayPal Buy us a coffee: Ko-fi Shop our Bookshop Store featuring southern authors and writing. Check out our merchandise!: Teepublic

We’re back! We talk about what we’ve been up to these past few months, and what we have coming up for fall episodes and guests. We’d love to hear your feedback on the show. Click on our short survey HERE or on our social media channels to provide your thoughts. If you don’t want to fill out the survey, feel free to reach out to us directly at Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can follow India on Instagram at @indiabastien and Aubree on Twitter @AubreeCalvin or Instagram: @justaubree_c. Want to help us make the show? Here are ways you can donate: PayPal Buy us a coffee: Ko-fi Shop our Bookshop Store featuring southern authors and writing.

We catch up with each other and talk about what we did for Pride. We also provide our final thoughts about our Queerly I Do series, and where we hope to take the show in the future. If you have episode topics or guest ideas, have ideas for improvement, or just want to give us a compliment or two (who doesn’t love a compliment) feel free to reach out to us at southernqueeriespod@gmail.com or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. We’ll be back in mid-July with all new episodes. Want to help us make the show? You can now donate to us through Paypal on our website and click the donate button. We'd be grateful for anything you can give, and you'll receive a private thanks from us. You can also support us through Bookshop. You can also keep up with us individually on social media: Follow Aubree on twitter: @AubreeCalvin Follow India on Instagram: @indiabastien Also, we have merch! Check out our Teepublic store and support the show! Big thanks to, GO Magazine for featuring Aubree in their 100 Women We Love Class of 2021. Every person on this list is a game changer and an inspiration. Listed alphabetically, Aubree is #14, but please look at the entire class.

Our “Queerly I Do” series is our look at what is going on in the world of gay marriage or LGBTQ weddings, with a southern twist. Why did the queer community push so hard for marriage in the first place, were there other fights we should have been focusing on, and should LGBTQ people participate in such a cis/straight institution in the first place? In our last episode of the series we talk to Dr. Mary Bernstein, Professor of Sociology at the University of Connecticut. She is an expert on LGBTQ social movements, as well as movement intersectionality on issues of race, gender identity, and sexual orientation, and gun violence prevention advocacy. Mary was a joy for Aubree to talk to and we greatly appreciate her time. Find out more about Prof. Bernstein here: https://sociology.uconn.edu/person/mary-bernstein That’s it for our Wedding series. We’ll be back soon with more interviews with other great people LGBTQ people in the south. In the meantime, we want to know what you think about the show. If you have episode topics or guest ideas, have ideas for improvement, or want to just give us a compliment or two (who doesn’t love a compliment) feel free to reach out to us at southernqueeriespod@gmail.com or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Let us know if you think we should do Patreon to give you a more in depth look at our interviewers, the podcast process, and to keep up with all the LGBTQ news in the south that we can’t fit into our episodes. Want to help us make the show? You can now donate to us through Paypal on our website and click the donate button. We'd be grateful for anything you can give, and you'll receive a private thanks from us. You can also support us through Bookshop . Be sure to keep up with us on Follow Aubree on twitter: @AubreeCalvin Follow India on Instagram: @indiabastien Also, we have merch! Check out our Teepublic store and support the show!

Our “Queerly I Do” series is our look at what is going on in the world of gay marriage or LGBTQ weddings, with a southern twist. This episode we talk a little about how hard it can be to find LGBTQ friendly wedding vendors, alternative terms to bride and groom, and whether vendors should explicitly advertise that they serve queer couples. We talk to photographer Chevy Cheyenne and airbrush makeup artist Ashley Morton. Big thanks to them for talking to India. Reach out to Chevy Cheyenne at: https://www.chevycheyphotography.com Reach out to Ashley Morton at: https://www.ashleydoesmakeup.com To join the North Texas LGBTQ Wedding Networks ----------------- Want to help us make the show? You can now donate to us through Paypal on our website and click the donate button. We'd be grateful for anything you can give, and you'll receive a private thanks from us. You can also support us through Bookshop . Be sure to keep up with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow Aubree on twitter: @AubreeCalvin Follow India on Instagram: @indiabastien Also, we have merch! Check out our Teepublic store and support the show!

Our “Queerly I Do” series is our look at what is going on in the world of gay marriage or LGBTQ weddings, with a southern twist. This episode we talk a little about to real couples about their experiences planning weddings in the south. Want to help us make the show? You can now donate to us through Paypal on our website and click the donate button. We'd be grateful for anything you can give, and you'll receive a private thanks from us. You can also support us through Bookshop . Be sure to keep up with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow Aubree on twitter: @AubreeCalvin Follow India on Instagram: @indiabastien Also, we have merch! Check out our Teepublic store and support the show! Thanks so much to all the couples that talked to us. India had so much fun getting know you and we appreciate you sharing your stories with us.

Our “Queerly I Do” series is our look at what is going on in the world of gay marriage or LGBTQ weddings, with a southern twist. This episode we talk a little about the politics of same-sex marriage, including the history of how southern states legislatures tried to prevent queer marriage from taking place. Our special guest is Mr. Greg Bourke. He, and his husband, Michael De Leon, were the lead plaintiffs in the Kentucky federal case that was a part of the historic Obergefell v. Hodges case. We’d like to give a special thanks to Greg Bourke for talking to us. His book, Gay, Catholic, and American: My Legal Battle for Marriage Equality and Inclusion, available for pre-order now. Also, we have merch! Check out our Teepublic store and support the show! ___________________________________________________________________________________ Want to help us make the show? You can now donate to us through Paypal on our website and click the donate button. We'd be grateful for anything you can give, and you'll receive a private thanks from us. You can also support us through Bookshop. Be sure to keep up with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow Aubree on twitter: @AubreeCalvin Follow India on Instagram: @indiabastien Also, we have merch! Check out our Teepublic store and support the show! To learn more about the history of the fight for same sex marriage, check out these additional sources and the books available on our Bookshop site. Bookshop - Southern Queeries: Queerly I Do Vox: The March of Marriage Equality Washington Post: Federal Marriage Benefits Now Available to Same-Sex Couples Nationwide USA Today: Supreme Court's Same-Sex Marriage Ruling Turns 5 A Timeline of the Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage in the U.S. Is There Room for a 'Southern Point of View' on Gay Marriage? Here's Where Same-Sex Marriages Are Still Being Blocked in the U.S.

We’re continuing our look at LGBTQ weddings. Last episode Aubree interviewed Alyson, India’s new wife and an amazing person in her own right. Today we have India’s talk with Aubree’s lovely wife, Victoria Calvin. Our “Queerly I Do” series is our look at what is going on in the world of gay marriage or LGBTQ weddings, with a southern twist. You can follow Victoria at: YouTube: Victoria Marie Scraps Facebook: Victoria Marie Scraps Instagram: @victoriamariescraps Blog: https://victoriamarieblog.com Follow Aubree on twitter: @AubreeCalvin Follow India on Instagram: @indiabastien Also, we have merch! Check out our Teepublic store and support the show! Want to help us make the show? You can now donate to us through Paypal on our website and click the donate button. We'd be grateful for anything you can give, and you'll receive a private thanks from us. You can also support us through Bookshop and Patreon. Keep up with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Our new season is going to look a little different this time. We start out with meeting our partners but the 'Queerly, "I Do" series' is full reporting on what is going on in the world of gay marriage or LGBTQ weddings. Tune in to learn more about this topic as well as meet our guest Alyson Holley, India's wife. You can follow Alyson on social media here: @MackswellTexas ___________________________________________________________________________________ Want to help us make the show? You can now donate to us through Paypal on our website and click the donate button. We'd be grateful for anything you can give, and you'll receive a private thanks from us. You can also support us through Bookshop and Patreon. Keep up with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow Aubree on twitter: @AubreeCalvin Follow India on Instagram: @indiabastien Also, we have merch! Check out our Teepublic store and support the show!