QUEERNECKS

The hosts touch on everything from rural living to academia mishaps, interwoven with laughter and camaraderie. They discuss the quirky Kentucky Derby horse names game, the significance of food traditions, and the whimsical world of Halloween costumes. Additionally, they introduce listeners to the charming web comic 'Little Bubby Child' and reminisce about the cultural nuances of growing up in Appa...

Remember to join us for our Halloween live on Youtube at 8pm! Subscribe to get notifications! https://www.youtube.com/@QUEERNECK Subscribe to out newsletter for the Queernecks ramble expansion pack: https://substack.com/@queernecks And join our discord by joining our Ko-Fi for $2 a month: https://ko-fi.com/queernecksIn this episode of 'Queernecks,' hosts Beck and Dash share personal medical storie...

Pets, queer stylings of the mid-90's, first jobs, and as usual lots of talk about food. Remember to join us for our Halloween live on Youtube at 8pm! Subscribe to get notifications! https://www.youtube.com/@QUEERNECK Subscribe to out newsletter for the Queernecks ramble expansion pack: https://substack.com/@queernecks And join our discord by joining our Ko-Fi for $2 a month: https://ko-fi.com/quee...

*apologies if you got the version of this file with the glitch on Beck's voice around 5 minute in--it's very brief* This episode has ghost stories, giggle fits, and get off our lawn! Is that a funeral or just a midwest homecoming? Remember to join our Ko-Fi if you'd like to financially support us and get access to the Halloween private watch party. https://ko-fi.com/queernecks Subscribe the our Yo...

You're invited to our Halloween Live Party! Have you ever seen the hilariously terrible, offensively affectionate, 1988 self-proclaimed shitty movie Curse of the Queerwolf ? It's one of those movies you spend the first 15 minutes trying to decide which slur it's calling you, only to realize it was sticking up for you. If it feels dangerous to go alone, take us with you! Join Queernecks for a watch...

Join our Ko-fi for access to the discord https://ko-fi.com/queernecks Beck and Dash discuss dissertations and therapy. They delve into conversations about favorite movies, including horror films and the cultural impact of the first R-rated movies they watched. The hosts also reflect on queer representation in media, sharing personal anecdotes about their early encounters with LGBTQ+ visibility on...

Beck and Dash welcome Willie Edward Taylor Carver Jr., a celebrated teacher and author, as their special guest. Willie discusses his experiences as Kentucky's Teacher of the Year in 2022, his published book 'Gay Poems for Red States,' and the societal challenges he's faced as an openly queer teacher in rural Kentucky. The conversation explores themes of Appalachia's resilience, the impact of regio...

The Wheel of What-Have-You was basically forgotten this episode in favor of some reminiscing and jawing about cultural theory, intersectionality, power and privilege, and why you should never date a graduate student. It was Beck's birthday last week and she came back a blistered lobster, but that only made her funnier. Remember to visit us on social media @queernecks and send us an email if you ha...

We rambled from grief to TV and movies, with a minor detour into misadventure. Apparently Dash was in a shootout once and didn't even know until the cops told him. As always, Queernecks is fortunate and grateful to the folks who keep listening! If you have a crazy story, drop us a note at mailbag@queernecks.com! But make sure the names and places are changed or the statute of limitations is up ;)...

Welcome back to Queernecks , where glitter meets grit on the front porch. This week, Dash and Beck swap stories about house shoes, high-tech cat litter boxes, small-town characters, and the ways humor keeps Appalachian queer folks surviving and thriving. From food memories to mixtape nostalgia, from local legends to the grit of everyday life, this episode brings the laughter, the camp, and the rea...

Correction to something Dash said: WYSO isn't affiliated with West Virginia Public Media, but is instead based in Yellow Springs, Ohio. In this episode, we sit down with Lee Wade, creator of the podcast Translucent on West Virginia Public Radio. Lee shares the inspiration behind starting the show in the midst of rising anti-trans legislation, and how the name Translucent reflects his mission to sh...

Summary In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore various themes including the spontaneity of their podcast format, listener engagement, academic journeys, gender dynamics in sports, cultural reflections through baseball, childhood outdoor experiences, and valuable life lessons learned from driving. The discussion is rich with personal anecdotes and insights, creating a relatable and though...

This conversation explores a variety of themes, including the quirky culture of Toledo, food safety perceptions, unique funeral customs, driving experiences in the Appalachian region, the impact of weather on daily life, childhood memories, media sensationalism, health remedies, and the cultural significance of Dolly Parton. The hosts share personal anecdotes and reflections, creating a rich tapes...

This episode contains to adult entertainment because Beck tells a story about the adult entertainment store her parents owned at 12:26. If you don't want to hear the story skip from 12:26 to 14:56. Dash and Beck reflect on their childhood experiences, the impact of media, and the significance of community celebrations. They share nostalgic memories of Christmas traditions, the evolution of holiday...

Dash and Beck explore a variety of themes ranging from personal experiences with food and small-town life to the challenges of academia and mental health. They share stories of grief, loss, and the impact of religion on their lives, while also reflecting on queer identity and community. The discussion touches on parenting choices, the role of libraries, and the influence of controversial figures i...

Dash and Beck explore various themes including social dynamics, family memories, the experience of Midwestern goodbyes, the lifespan of pets, near-death experiences, and the impact of generational trauma. They share personal anecdotes about their pets, discuss the significance of truth or dare games in their youth, and reflect on how their backgrounds have shaped their perspectives. The conversati...

Dash and Beck discuss a variety of topics ranging from personal experiences with pets during Independence Day celebrations to the complexities of liberalism and racism in America. They share personal anecdotes about their educational journeys, the importance of community spaces, and the beauty of summer memories, including the magic of lightning bugs. The conversation also touches on the role of a...

Dash and Beck explore a range of topics from personal academic challenges and the impact of loss to reflections on Pride Month and cultural identities. They share stories about family dynamics, the influence of weather on life, and delve into the complexities of the prison industrial complex. The discussion also touches on ghost stories and personal experiences with loss, culminating in a historic...

In this engaging conversation, hosts Dash and Beck explore their experiences growing up queer in Central Appalachia, touching on themes of food, driving culture, education, family dynamics, religion, and the impact of poverty. They share humorous anecdotes and personal stories that highlight the complexities of their upbringing, the challenges they faced, and the resilience they developed along th...

Dash and Beck explore their shared experiences growing up in rural Appalachia, touching on themes of family dynamics, political ideologies, and the humorous challenges of winter life. They reflect on their childhood memories, dating experiences, and the unique aspects of their queer identities in a conservative environment. The discussion is filled with laughter, personal anecdotes, and a deep sen...

Just a few highlights and teasers of the kinds of things your hosts Dash and Beck get up to.

Dash and Beck, (who forgot to introduce themselves in this first episode) the experiences of growing up in a redneck culture, focusing on themes of poverty, resourcefulness, and family dynamics. The speakers share personal stories about their childhoods, including memories of moonshine, food traditions, and the impact of socioeconomic status on their lives. They also delve into cultural identity,...

Summary In this episode of Queernecks, hosts Ash and Beck explore their experiences growing up queer in rural environments. They discuss their early interactions with technology, the challenges of navigating queerness in school, and the impact of their upbringing on their understanding of sexuality. The conversation flows into their first crushes, the games they played as kids, and the social spac...