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Episode 15. Gay Marriage

It’s our final Pride episode, and we’re sending you off with a proposal! This week, we’re talking all about gay marriage — what it means to us as queer people, the importance it has legally and logistically in LGBTQ+ lives, the role it has played in mainstream gay organizing, and the way it has overshadowed many, many other issues related to the health and safety of queer people. 

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This week in BitchCraft, we introduced you to Riley Smith and Hannah Bowers. You can find Riley on Instagram @thebikedyke and Hannah @thehannahbowers. You can also listen to Hannah’s music on Spotify, iTunes, and in the new indie movie, Miss Arizona, and you can watch Riley’s videos on YouTube!

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Intro theme: RSPN by Blank & Kytt. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported, available here.
Transition music: Let Go (Instrumental) by Simon Panrucker. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International, available here.

Nobody by Hannah Bowers & Destiny Reflect. MadHatter Music, 2018.
When We Get Back Together by Hannah Bowers. ZMcD Productions, 2017.

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Episode 8. Self-Documentation

It’s going down in the DMs. Not really. This week we made a gay pilgrimage back to Western Mass to interview our twitter genius friend, Rochelle! We spoke with her about her twitter, learned about Finstas (are we getting old?), and the ways we edit ourselves on the internet. Tune in to hear us talk about queer representation on social media, the moments it’s important to display our mistakes, and mooooore! Listen, subscribe, rate, & review on iTunes!

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Rochelle is a fabulous guest for these 56 minutes, but you can check her out every single day on Twitter! @kvetchkween

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Intro theme: RSPN by Blank & Kytt. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported, available here.
Transition music: Let Go (Instrumental) by Simon Panrucker. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International, available here.

This episode is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International. To learn about terms and restrictions, visit this page.