Queerly Recommended

This week Kris exchanges calling from a phone booth to staggering in with a hangover. From praising the qualities of Jif peanut butter to cursing the six peanut-butter-flavoured whiskeys she had on her Patreon exclusive podcast the night before. Tara, as always, remains sober, but—in a twist—brings quotes! Together they answer questions about which of Kris’s characters they’d sleep with, marry, or date, and what brought them into FF/wlw fiction. For the big recommendations of the week, Kris delivers

This week, Kris calls in all the way from a 1980s phone booth, otherwise known as the polar vortex. It’s been a wild one, but Tara and Kris get right down to what matters. Peeps over peanut butter? Smooth versus chunky? Don’t worry, Kris remains on the right side of history and she’s ready, if not eager, to fight you. All of you. Along with (checks notes) a veritable buttload of games and movies, there’s still the big recommendations of the week. Tara's bringing along Later Daters, a dating sim from

This week marks The Cancellation of Wynonna Earp by the Coward Capitalism. During her grief, Kris notices the correlation between her liking things and them immediately getting cancelled. Can she use this power for good? Also, Tara reiterates her position on not wanting to see naked strangers, and the first listener question brings about a change in one of our hosts. This week’s recommendations are Hotel Queens by Lee Winter and the powerful but difficult documentary L Word Mississippi: Hate the

This week starts off with a brief but important discussion about the day after inauguration. Tara and Kris reflect on the feeling of holding your breath for four years, the perils of burnout and how nice it is to feel a little bit hopeful. Thankfully they follow it up with Tara’s favourite book of the decade (Vivek Shraya’s The Subtweet) and passionate lady-sex (the Kate Winslet movie, Ammonite) along with a host of other suggestions, confessions and recommendations. It’s a real journey. This week,

They didn’t turn to salt, but holy shit what happened these last couple of weeks? Tara and Kris start off discussing the attempted American insurrection before getting into what they love. And this week? They love a lot. Dolly Parton, Anna Burke, Hades, Bridgerton, Nora Roberts (that fucking badass). Their official recommendations for this week are Tara’s favourite book of all time (Hoosier Daddy by Ann McMan and Salem West) and the TV show that captured Kris’s heart and attention (Wynonna Earp)

Before jumping into 2021 with both feet and a prayer, Kris and Tara tempt turning into pillars of salt and look back at some of their favourite queer content that got them through Hell Year.  Tara starts off first with Who We Could Be by Chelsea M. Cameron and Kris takes us home with Netflix’s Teenage Bounty Hunters.  This week, Tara and Kris queerly recommend: Schitt’s Creek RuPaul’s Drag Race Teleparty (formerly Netflix Party) The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells Dexter Who We Could Be by

Look, fuck 2020. It took our time, our mobility, our security and for some of us, our lives. Locked in our houses, bored to all variety of tears, we searched for the things that made us happy. Out of that trashfire, SO MANY PODCASTS were born. And among those? Us. This one. Queerly Recommended is a bi-weekly podcast where critic (fancy for book reviewer) Tara Scott and award-winning author (just fancy), Kris Bryant, introduce themselves and give you an idea of what to expect going forward. So sit