Sapphic Book Club #2: In Defense of Unlikeable Women
Lynn and Natalie revisit Kameron Hurley’s The Geek Feminist Revolution, and discuss the essay In Defense of Unlikable Women. They also get emotional about Jyn and gush about how much we love The Last Jedi cast.
You can find Sapphic Skywalkers on Twitter @SapphicSkywalk and you can email us at [email protected]. You can also find us on the Not Saf for Work podcasting network feed and website where you can also check out some other cool podcasts!
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Sapphic Skywalkers: Sapphic Book Club #1: The Geek Feminist Revolution
This week Lynn and Natalie react to the surprise new The Last Jedi TV spot, talk about the cute and powerful Riyo Chuchi, and delve into The Geek Feminist Revolution as the first part of Sapphic Book Club!
You can find the podcast on Twitter @SapphicSkywalk and you can email us at [email protected]. You can also find us on the Not Saf for Work podcasting network feed and website where you can also check out some other cool podcasts!
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The Lasso 08: Justice League trailer and Geek Girl Con
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Sapphic Skywalkers: Don’t You Forget About Shmi
This week, Lynn and Natalie talk about a character who deserves everyone’s love and admiration: Shmi Skywalker, First of her Name, Mother of Jedi and Legends. Then we delve into the larger topic of older and more “motherly” characters being sidelined and not seen as marketable.
You can find the podcast on Twitter @SapphicSkywalk and you can email us at [email protected]. You can also find us on the Not Saf for Work podcasting network feed and website where you can also check out some other cool shows!
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Lasso 07: Wonder Woman Rebirth #30 & Retrospective
Heart of the Amazon Finale! – Listen in as your hosts review Wonder Woman Rebirth issue #30 from Shea Fontana and do a full retrospective on the story arc!
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Sapphic Skywalkers: Queer & A
Lynn and Natalie answers some listeners questions and play Shun, Marry, Date! Also, find out why Lynn thinks the great and wise Yaddle is her soulmate.
You can find the podcast on twitter @SapphicSkywalk and you can email us at [email protected]. You can also find us on the Not Saf for Work podcasting network feed and website where you can also check out some other cool shows!
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Sapphic Skywalkers: Inqueeriority Complex
[NEW PODCAST ALERT: Sapphic Skywalkers has joined the Not Saf For Work podcast network! Give them a big warm welcome with their latest episode, and find their previous episodes on the Sapphic Skywalkers feed on podcast apps.]In today’s episode, Lynn and Natalie dive into the recent news, fangirl over Hera Syndulla, and talk about what it’s like being bi/queer in fandom.
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Intergalactic Express 04: Tell and Tell
Learn about your intergalactic crew’s deepest loves in this special tell and tell episode! May include: Master Chief, licking fire, and tragic chain-smokers.
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The Lasso 07: Wonder Woman: Warbringer
The Wonder Woman novel you’ve been looking for! – Listen as your hosts review and discuss everything about Wonder Woman: Warbringer from Leigh Bardugo!
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Female Protagonists, Who Cares?
While at PAX Australia earlier this month I tagged along to a panel called, Who Cares About Female Protagonists? with a friend because, well, I care about female protagonists a hell of a lot.
There’s a reason the majority of my favourite games are headed by women and girls, or at least give the player the option to pick their gender (props to you, BioWare.) These games make me feel like I can be a hero in a way male-led games do not. They make me feel like I can be something more than I am.
