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Wildly Queerious

Wildly Queerious

By: Dr. Corinne Votaw & Brittany Freer
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 Humanists Dr. Corinne Votaw, PsyD, and Brittany Freer, MA, use their mental health and healing training to frame conversations on queer theory, religion, politics, media, and current events.Dr. Corinne Votaw & Brittany Freer Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Science Social Sciences
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  • Wicked, Wicked Thing - Movie Confession

    Wicked, Wicked Thing - Movie Confession
    Nov 25 2024

    In this episode, we dive into the social and cinematic layers of the weekend's biggest movie. We discuss the pressing social issues it tackles, from inequality and identity to environmental themes, and how these resonate with audiences. Additionally, we examine the film's cinematic strengths, including its compelling storytelling, dynamic visuals, and standout performances.

    Also, lots of references to Peter Dinklage (who we love), and a duly deserved pan of the Snow White trailer. I felt gross after being exposed to it.

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    51 mins
  • 2023 In The Rearview

    2023 In The Rearview
    Jan 1 2024

    In this episode Corinne and Brittany recap 2023, talk about their upcoming move, and explore some of the highs and lows in the queer community over the past year.
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    49 mins
  • Europe, Disney Pride, And A Special Announcement!

    Europe, Disney Pride, And A Special Announcement!
    Jun 25 2023

    Disneyland Paris Pride recap, pride month, sports and being an ally.
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    58 mins

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