Podcast Episodes Episode 8: Cried Over a Bowl of Spaghetti (Trans Awareness Week) In celebration of Trans Awareness Week, and to show trans visibility during such a tumultuous time, Kris and Rian share their thoughts on the trans memoirs they’ve read, and the impact they’ve had on their own journeys through gender transition.
Podcast Episodes Episode 7: Stressed Out By Stardew Valley Games, games, and more games, oh my! The duo discuss storytelling in their favourite video games (and their gripes with being too time-poor to enjoy said video games), and Rian mentions Mass Effect fifty-six million times.
Podcast Episodes Episode 6: Loyalty Card For The Next Time I Come Out The duo queer it up this episode as they consider the topic of queer representation in media; from reminiscing over queer characters that informed their early years, to realising just how much queer rep—on paper and on-screen—has improved over the years.
Podcast Episodes Episode 5: Area X, Where Lots of Things Suck (Buddy Read #1) Rian and Kris cross the border to the mysterious Area X for their very first buddy read. The duo discuss Jeff VanderMeer’s Southern Reach trilogy in-depth, and walk away forever changed.
Podcast Episodes Episode 4: Made For Pure Love Rian nerds out over a new favourite anime, Kris gets hooked on a game about…. cooking? And the pair barely scratch the surface on a mega topic for discussion: adaptations and cross-overs.
Podcast Episodes Episode 3: Kicked Off The Internet Rian watches an artsy lesbian thriller, Kris watches a renowned sci-fi classic, and they both dig themselves a hole while discussing the main topic of the week: modern vs classic fiction.
Podcast Episodes Episode 2: Stupid Ridiculous Idea After sharing their read/watch/play updates and Kris’s current writing project, the pair discuss why they read, and Rian shares their ridiculous number of reading projects.
Podcast Episodes Episode 1: Non-Confrontational Fisticuffs Rian and Kris introduce the podcast and themselves, and have a very non-confrontational debate about sci-fi vs fantasy because the first episode is way too early for the friends to enemies narrative trope.