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The indie rock band turned tiktok sensation, Mother Mother: why is it so queer? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There's songs, there's snow, it's set on Christmas Eve. But is it enough to make Rent a Christmas film? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Office sitcom about angels? Sign me up! Nobody's Looking is a Netflix original show currently at its first season, and I recommend catching up with it cause it is delightful, whimsical and existential in just the right ways, as well as featuring a very diverse cast of characters and!!! Ace rep!!! This is one of the very few shows I know to feature an asexual character. Wanna know more? Guess you'll have to listen to this episode and then run to binge the show. CWs for the episode very generic discussion of acephobia enbyphobia dehumanization of queer people CWs for the show Alcohol abuse Animal death (the animal is magically revived) Bugs Drug use Hospital scene Kidnapping Sex scene(s) Stalking Vomit See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Queer and neurodivergent representation, and a fun punchy movie! This animation feature really struck a chord in my heart. As usual, CWs are at the bottom. Please note I might be missing something. If you think there is something I should add, let me know and I will be happy to! and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com Content Warnings For the episode Nothing I can really think of For the film Car crashes (slapstick, played for laughs), Claustrophobia,   Fat jokes, Flashing lights (A lot!), Kidnapping, Spiders (1-2 seconds scene), Tooth loss (non-graphic), Vomit (non-graphic) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Song of Achilles is one of the most popular queer books of the decade, but is it maybe a bit too hyped? I think so. And yet, I do love the book. So in today's episode, I take a good look at it and consider pros and cons. . As usual, CWs are at the bottom. Please note these are made from my memory as I couldn't find any exhaustive CW list for this book and I've read it some time ago, so I might be missing something. If you think there is something I should add, please let me know and I will be happy to! and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com CW for the episode Mention of sexual content (not explicit) CW for the book abandonment, abduction, blood depictions, child abuse, death, human sacrificing, human trafficking, misoginy (typical of the historical time), murder, physical violence, plague (graphic mention), rape (mention), self-harm, sex scenes (including explicit), slavery, torture, war themes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Introducing: Daryen Ru, Queer Artist of the Month for April! In today's episode I chat about the importance of queer happiness and supporting small queer artists - if you are one and would like to be featured on the podcast, drop me a message on any of my social media! . Apologies for the late upload - as I explained on my Instagram stories, yesterday I ended up stranded on the complete opposite side of London from where I live and couldn't make it back home in time to upload the episode. But all's well what ends well, I ended up walking three hours and a half but who knew London had such beautiful parks? . As usual, CWs are at the bottom and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com CW for the episode Discussion of transphobia Mention of self-harm CW for the film Bullying Transphobia See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I chat about the origins of and problems with Dark Academia - aesthetic, genre, trope! Very happy with this one as I do absolutely love Dark Academia but I'm so aware of the many problems with it and I get to pick at it for a bit. Would love to know what you think about it! . As usual, CWs are at the bottom and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com . Episode CWs discussion of institutionalised oppression (mostly homotransphobia) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're talking about black humour looking at It's Always Sunny and my parasocial relationship with Danny DeVito. As usual, CWs are at the bottom and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com . . . . . . . CWs for the episode discussion of transphobia/transphobic slurs (no slur is said) CWs for the show really most things you can think of, I'm gonna list some main ones but do check the summary for each episode before watching it! . ableism addiction alcohol abuse animal death cheating drug abuse homophobia incest misogyny racism rape and sexual harassment sexual content (semi-graphic) stalking transphobia violence See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Some thoughts on Lil Nas X's Montero (Call Me By Your Name): what does it mean, and what it means for queer media As usual, CWs are at the bottom and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com . . . . CWs for episode (Discussion of) Homophobia Religious Trauma See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello everyone! TDOV has just passed and i want to talk about "visibility" and the problems with this idea and relying too much on it. As usual, CWs are at the bottom and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com (in the episode I mention a paper and Im all like "oh yeah I'll link it in the description but... I can't find the link... will do when I do lmao) CW for the episode Discussion of transphobia Discussion of transphobic harassment See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello everyone! Today we talk about the film Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, a film about the real polyamorous bisexual people behind the creation of the iconic superhero in our new episode of Queer Media Pills, the podcast bringing queer media to your ears one small pill at a time. As usual, CWs are at the bottom and thank you so much to all of those who listen to this weekly appointment, I really always look so forward to recording a new episode! I'd love to hear what you think as well - you can let me know as a comment or DM at @queermediapills on Instagram or Twitter or on my website www.queermediapills.com Content warnings for the episode Discussion of BDSM Discussion of biphobia for the film Cancer Cheating Death of main character (eventually) (this is a historical film, the characters' real life deaths are mentioned in the epilogue in the form of text.) Hate speech Hospital scene Sexual content / sex scenes (this includes some kinky/bondage/power play scenes) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.