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    TLT (The Lesbian Talkshow)

    The Lesbian Talkshow is a podcast channel by and for queer women but all listeners are welcome.
    We have different shows which we have separated as if they are each a different series. Series 11: Les Talk About It, Series 9: Ask A, Series 8: Les Do Books, Series 7: Radio Dramas and original full fiction, Series 6: Coming Out Stories, Series 4: Writing as a business related shows, Series 3: Book Clips (author readings), Series 1: Unusual Hobbies. Find Lesbians on Screen and The Lesbian Review podcasts on their own channels – just search for the titles in your preferred podcast app.

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    Book Clips: Pink by KD Williamson (reading1) Mar 19, 2018
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    Pink by KD Williamson

    Book Clips

    Welcome to Book Clips, the mini podcast where authors and narrators give you a taste of a book with a short snippet. In this episode we hear a reading from Pink by KD Williamson

    Synopsis

    Fresh out of a relationship, Shawnna Green is heartbroken, lost, and almost penniless. She decides to start over in New Orleans to find a new sense of self, despite her ex hampering her progress. With the help of her best friend, Veda, she finds employment at Stumpy’s Sex Emporium where she deals with customers that range from the strange to the hilarious.

    At the same time, Shawnna discovers that women, sex, and dating, are not what they used to be, but neither is she. In finding herself, she uncovers a part she didn’t know existed, and that’s not always a good thing.

    Can Shawnna pick herself up, reach out, and connect with the people around her?

    A smoldering look at the things we hide from ourselves.

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    Les Talk About It: Life Changing Things Queer Teens Should Know Mar 18, 2018
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    Les Talk About It

    Life Changing Things Queer Teens Should Know

    Episode 70 of 70

    In this episode of Les Talk About It, Sheena and Tamara talk about Life Changing Things Queer Teens Should Know.

    They ask what would I tell my teen self?

    They look at comments from listeners:

    Michelle Do not create the opportunity for regrets. Stop hating yourself, you are special, ignore anyone who says otherwise. My past has contributed to who I am today (who I am very much at peace with) so I wouldn't want anything to change anything other than a few of the darkest moments although I suppose they are the most significant....so maybe just that everything is going to be OK

    Brooklyn Don't worry, Brooklyn I'll get cool and skinny soon enough just keep trying.

    Marlen Stop worrying about what everyone thinks. Don’t try so hard to fit in. Be yourself and proud of yourself

    Kat Don't listen to your friends. Drinking is NOT cool and boys ARE gross

    Rachel You will conclude that god isn’t real, and if she is she wouldn’t judge you for who you love so let go of that fear. The world is so much bigger and more beautiful than you know yet. Your parents may not ever fully accept you, but it will get better and it will be worth it to be true to yourself regardless. Also, don’t fully burn bridges with homophobic friends and family. You’ll be surprised at the people that come around, and you’ll wish you could restore some of those relationships you walked away from. Finally, when that girl tells you she loves you, don’t be so afraid to follow up, because you’ll always wonder what might have been.

    Andi "Depression is a real thing and you're not a freak for having it and you will figure out how to better manage it. That's why I'm here and able to tell you that. Also, it's okay to be gay and you will find your people.”

    Suzie Write down all those stories in your head now. Don't wait until your mid twenties.

    Tig You're an introvert and at least bisexual, and that's fine. Now go out and enjoy yourself, then recharge at home for a week. And all those normal people? As weird as you, just in different ways.

    Erin The world you inhabit now is as small as the minds who make you feel you don’t belong. The world beyond is limitless, so hang in there and realise your potential.

    Heather Goodness, so much to say and so little likelihood that I’d have believed it. I guess I’d try for, “Live your life on the assumption that you’ll never find the love of your life, because you probably won’t. Try not to let it get to you. Oh, and you’re going to choose the wrong graduate advisor but there’s nothing can be done about it. It’s not you, it’s her.”

    Em There is someone out there who will love you for who you are, so don’t panic, do not hate yourself, don’t try to change just be yourself, it will all work out. Oh yeah and getting shit faced every weekend doesn’t help, so give it a miss if you can. Also ignore that your sister said you can’t get a boy cause you are ugly, because you figure out later you are a chick magnet and never ever wanted a boy anyway.

    Marlen There is nothing wrong with me it’s must be the universe

    Wendy It'll all be okay in the end.

    Les Talk About It Series: Being Lesbian

    In this long running series we look at busting myths, representation, groundbreaking info and representation that matters.


    Les Do Books: Tracey Richardson on Choosing a Setting as an Author who isn’t American Mar 15, 2018
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    Tracey Richardson on Choosing a Setting as an Author who isn’t American

    Les Do Books

    In this episode of Les Do Books, Tara talks to Canadian lesfic author Tracey Richardson about how she chooses settings for her novels.

    Check out the stories they discussed here:

    Delay of Game by Tracey Richardson

    Storm Season by Pene Henson

    Not-So-Straight Sue by Cheyenne Blue

    Fenced-In-Felix by Cheyenne Blue

    Bunny Finds a Friend by Hazel Yeats

    Alaskan Bride by D Jordan Redhawk

    Broken Trails by D Jordan Redhawk

    Tara is a reviewer for The Lesbian Review, find her favourite books here. The Lesbian Review is a website dedicated to bringing you the best in lesbian fiction, movies, TV, fanfic and music.

    Follow Tara on Twitter for more recommendations


    Book Clips: Come To Me by Chris Paynter Mar 12, 2018
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    Come To Me by Chris Paynter

    Book Clips

    Welcome to Book Clips, the mini podcast where authors and narrators give you a taste of a book with a short snippet. In this episode we hear a reading from Come To Me by Chris Paynter narrated by Ann Etter

    Synopsis

    Author Angie Cantinnini’s agent convinces her she must use a pseudonym if she hopes to land a contract with a mainstream publishing company—especially since the protagonist of Angie’s novels is a hard-boiled male detective. Neither Angie nor her agent anticipates the raging success of the series of books or the mountain of wealth that accompanies each new release.

    As a best-selling author, Angie should be delighted with her Bohemian life in Key West, but happiness is elusive because it’s her alter-ego, Zach England, who’s receiving the accolades, while Angie is relegated to anonymity.

    Meryl McClain, the recently hired book review editor at the prestigious New York Banner, wants to make a strong first impression with her readers, so she picks Zach England’s latest novel for her debut review. She offers a scathing critique, unaware the real author behind the pseudonym is her long lost true love, Angie. Heartrending choices separated the lovers eleven years earlier.

    Seeing Meryl’s review overwhelms Angie with feelings she thought she’d laid to rest years ago. This stroke of Fate beckons them to reunite, but Angie’s secret identity and Meryl’s struggle with a childhood trauma conspire to keep them apart.

    Torn from a shared moment in their past, the words Come Back to Me have haunted the two women for more than a decade. Is it too late for Angie and Meryl to choose love again?

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    Les Talk About It: 10 Ways Disney Is More Harmful To Kids Than Lesbians Mar 11, 2018
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    10 Ways Disney Is More Harmful To Kids Than Lesbians

    Episode 69 of 70

    In this episode of Les Talk About It, Sheena and Tamara talk about 10 Ways Disney Is More Harmful To Kids Than Lesbians Are.

    Don’t get us wrong, we love Disney, but having a lesbian character is not going to harm your kids, especially if these 10 common things in Disney movies are not already harming them.

    Les Talk About It Series: Being Lesbian

    In this long running series we look at busting myths, representation, groundbreaking info and representation that matters.

    About The Hosts

    Sheena comes from a media background and in 2014 she started The Lesbian Review, a website dedicated to reviewing the best lesbian books and movies. In 2016 A podcast channel seemed like a natural progression and so she started The Lesbian Talkshow.

    Sheena discovered lesbian fiction in her late teens and it helped her with her coming out process, something for which she will always be grateful.

    Tamara is a marketing professional and has branched out into design and photography. Her natural love for research and learning meant that she was the perfect podcast partner when Sheena wanted to start Les Talk About It. (Well, that and the fact that Tamara is married to Sheena.)


    Book Clips: Summer Fling by Jean Copeland Mar 05, 2018
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    Summer Fling by Jean Copeland

    Book Clips

    Welcome to Book Clips, the mini podcast where authors and narrators give you a taste of a book with a short snippet. In this episode we hear a reading from Summer Fling by Jean Copeland

    Synopsis

    Kate Randall is a successful, sophisticated attorney terminally jaded since the demise of her long-term relationship. Now with best friends Didi and Des by her side, she’s savoring single life and the sweet taste of hard-won independence. As her friends navigate the poignant and amusing pitfalls of finding lasting love in their forties, she’s quite content to watch from behind a cosmo.

    But when the girls drag Kate to a Pride event, sexy young singer Jordan Squire rocks the stable foundation Kate had struggled for years to build. Despite Kate’s protests, Jordan’s charms prove too powerful to resist, and they fall into a passionate summer love affair. But even if Kate can conquer her fear of repeating the past, can their relationship withstand the pressures of a significant age difference and the demands of Jordan’s burgeoning music career?

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    Les Do Books: Lee Winter on What it Takes to Cross Over from Fanfic to Lesfic Mar 01, 2018
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    Lee Winter on What it Takes to Cross Over from Fanfic to Lesfic

    Les Do Books

    In this episode of Les Do Books, Lee Winter joins Tara to talk about that special something that can propel fanfic authors into becoming published authors. Authors are readers too, so Tara was excited to hear about which stories Lee loves and that she thinks everyone should read.

    Check out the stories she discussed here:

    The Music and The Mirror by Lola Keeley

    The Name Says It All by Ifitbelove

    The Taste of Her by Jess Lea

    And They All Lived by MermaidDrunk

    Chasing Stars by Alex K. Thorne

    Love Potions by Telanu

    The Lily and the Crown by Roslyn Sinclair

    Tara is a reviewer for The Lesbian Review, find her favourite books here. The Lesbian Review is a website dedicated to bringing you the best in lesbian fiction, movies, TV, fanfic and music.

    Follow Tara on Twitter for more recommendations


    Book Clips: Mine To Keep by Wendy Hudson Feb 26, 2018
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    Mine To Keep by Wendy Hudson

    Book Clips

    Welcome to Book Clips, the mini podcast where authors and narrators give you a taste of a book with a short snippet. In this episode we hear a reading from Mine To Keep by Wendy Hudson

    Synopsis

    Erin Carter is alone. Plagued by childhood nightmares since the loss of her mother, she embarks on a journey to trace her father, hoping to find some semblance of family and put the darkness to rest. A tentative thread leads her to Hopetoun, in rural Scotland, and the welcoming Cornfield Castle.

    There she meets Abigail Miller, the castle chef, who quickly becomes her tour guide and search partner. Along with Abigail’s brother, George, they decipher village gossip from truth, fact from folklore, and offer Erin sanctuary within the castle walls.

    But when Erin’s nightmares start to close in, can she defeat them and learn to live again?

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    Les Talk About It: Latest Research On Why Lesbians Like Women Feb 25, 2018
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    Les Talk About It

    Being Lesbian

    Episode 68 of 70

    In this episode of Les Talk About It, Sheena and Tamara talk about some of the latest research around why lesbians like women.

    Tamara also discovered some research done in 2017 that makes Sheena really angry.


    Les Talk About It Series: Being Lesbian

    In this long running series we look at busting myths, representation, groundbreaking info and representation that matters.

    About The Hosts

    Sheena comes from a media background and in 2014 she started The Lesbian Review, a website dedicated to reviewing the best lesbian books and movies. In 2016 A podcast channel seemed like a natural progression and so she started The Lesbian Talkshow.

    Sheena discovered lesbian fiction in her late teens and it helped her with her coming out process, something for which she will always be grateful.

    Tamara is a marketing professional and has branched out into design and photography. Her natural love for research and learning meant that she was the perfect podcast partner when Sheena wanted to start Les Talk About It. (Well, that and the fact that Tamara is married to Sheena.)


    Book Clips: Dreams Unspoken by RJ Layer Feb 21, 2018
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    Dreams Unspoken by RJ Layer

    Book Clips

    Welcome to Book Clips, the mini podcast where authors and narrators give you a taste of a book with a short snippet. In this episode we hear a reading from Dreams Unspoken by RJ Layer narrated by Ann Etter

    Synopsis

    Getting it right before it’s too late…

    Jo Marchal is home again, hoping to mend long-broken fences with her family before time erases that chance forever. She has other, deeply painful reasons for leaving behind her horse breeding and training business and starting over. Ohio’s pastures do look greener the moment she meets Maria West.

    Love, marriage and children—Maria West has dreamed of those things, but her life is far from picture perfect picket fences. Developing a friendship with the ruggedly attractive cowgirl Jo is a surprising turn of events…and that’s only the first of many.

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