Episode 3 of The Goddess Recordings traces the moment Raquel Reyes crosses the threshold from presence to phenomenon. As dial-up America gives way to global visibility, what began as a handful of images becomes an economy of attention—circulating through early websites, print media, and an ever-widening international circuit long before the age of platforms. This episode follows the instant the myth takes hold, and the private costs that rise alongside it.

Episode 2 of The Goddess Recordings follows Raquel Reyes as she steps into the early digital frontier and begins shaping a sophisticated online presence at a time when most of the internet was still raw and experimental. Against the backdrop of dial-up connections, emerging web culture, and a circle of creative collaborators, she constructs a digital persona that stood apart from the amateur landscape of the era. Through archival context and narrative analysis, this episode traces how vision, technology, and identity converged to launch a new kind of visibility.

Episode 1 of The Goddess Recordings explores the early life of trans icon Raquel Reyes, before public visibility and online identity reshaped her world. Coming of age in 1980s and 1990s Florida, her childhood was marked by family instability, early gender awareness, and the survival instincts that shaped her long before recognition arrived. Through archival context and narrative reflection, this opening chapter documents the human story beneath the digital record that would later surround her.

Signal Found Productions and The Trans Wiki Project present The Goddess Recordings, a documentary series examining the myth-making, digital presence, and cultural legacy of Raquel Reyes—one of the early internet’s most influential transgender icons.