Dot Femme Podcast
Dot Femme Podcast
Podcast Description
LGBTQ History, Unapologetically Queer
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into various significant figures and moments in LGBTQ history, focusing on themes such as revolutionary activism and social change. Examples include episodes dedicated to Leslie Feinberg's radical contributions to queer liberation in the 1970s, the life of the Chevalier d’Eon as a gender-nonconforming personality during the Revolutionary era, and Magnus Hirschfeld's pioneering work in sexology. Each episode aims to highlight the cultural and political contexts of these historical figures.
Incoming broadcast! Join two best friends as they broadcast across time and space and explore LGBTQ history. From profiling groundbreaking figures, pivotal moments, key locations, and technological advances in trans and queer history, Dot Femme is a deep dive into our queer past to learn the lessons and messages our elders left for us. Smart, sharp, and unapologetically bold—this is the podcast where history meets identity and resistance fuels innovation.
In the aftermath of World War II, Alan Turing pioneered artificial intelligence and modern biology—only to be persecuted for being gay. Dany and Claire explore his final years, his tragic death, and how his legacy endures as a symbol of queer brilliance and resilience.
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