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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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    Latest Episodes:
    Ask A Butch: How Do You Know That You Are Butch? Nov 26, 2017
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    How Do You Know That You Are Butch?

    Ask A Butch

    Episode 4 of 5

    Today Sheena is joined by Amy and Lise to chat about how you know when you are butch.

    This podcast series is aimed at busting myths around butch lesbians by asking actual butch lesbians.

    About Amy Herman-Pall

    Amy’s been out for over 25 years, but it took her some time to accept and identify with the label ‘butch.’ She’s worked in several different traditionally male jobs, from carpentry and woodworking, to truck driving, and in each she’s simply proven that a woman can do as well as a man. As far as other butch stereotypes go, there are some she fits and some she never will. But she’s found her match in the femme that claimed her. You can find her on Twitter or Facebook

    About Lise MacTague

    Lise MacTague is a spec fit author. She has been known to play ice hockey and build awesome cosplay guns that she sells on her etsy account.

    You can find her on Her Website or Facebook

    About Sheena

    Sheena struggled for most of her youth with coming out. It was only at 22 when she met her wife that she could no longer deny her attraction to women. A large part of why she struggled had to do with the misconceptions and stereotypes of being a lesbian. So she and her wife started to the show Les Talk About It where these myths and stereotypes are discussed. Ask A Butch is a spin-off show. Sheena soon realized that it was not possible to answer questions all types of lesbians and so she wanted to address hatred towards butch women, specifically.


    Les Do Books: Is All Lesbian Fiction Romance? Nov 23, 2017
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    Is All Lesbian Fiction Romance?

    Les Do Books

    In this episode, Tara is joined by author Lise MacTague to discuss the pervasive perception that all lesbian fiction is romance. They explore the importance of romance to lesbian fiction, why the genre is ready for (and needs!) more, and why romance novels must have a happy ending.

    You can check out the books mentioned here:

    A Return to Arms by Sheree L. Greer

    Rainbow Gap by Lee Lynch

    Freya’s Tears by D Jordan Redhawk

    Shattered by Lee Winter

    Perfect Rhythm by Jae

    Thaw by Elise Springer

    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


    Les Talk About It: Warning! We Are Talking About Trigger Warnings! Nov 19, 2017
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    Les Talk About It

    Warning! We Are Talking About Trigger Warnings!

    Episode 63 of 70

    In this episode of Les Talk About it Sheena and Tamara are discussing the trigger warnings in lesbian literature and when it is needed and when it is absolutely not needed.


    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: Spark by Catherine Friend Nov 16, 2017
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    Spark by Catherine Friend

    Book Clips

    This reading is narrated by Ann Etter

    Synopsis

    Jamie Maddox is worried about her grip on reality. Has her consciousness really been transported back to 1560, landing in the body of Blanche Nottingham? Not good, since Blanche, a lady-in-waiting for Queen Elizabeth I, is plotting a murder. The other possibility that Jamie faces? She’s had a psychotic break that has trapped her in an Elizabethan fantasy while another personality—let’s call her Blanche—has taken control of Jamie’s life and is jeopardizing everything.
    Jamie is repeatedly zapped back and forth between the present and 1560 (or in and out of that twisted fantasy). Betrayal, murder, thunderstorms, and two doctors complicate everything as Jamie and Blanche battle to control Jamie’s body. Just as Jamie is running out of both hope and time, help—and love—come from a most unexpected place.

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    Book Clips: Out of This World by Annette Mori Nov 15, 2017
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    Out of This World by Annette Mori

    Book Clips

    Synopsis

    With a name like Mabel Butt, being picked on is the norm, so her job at the library was the perfect hideout. Mabel is so far in the closet, that even her best friend and secret crush, Sydney, can’t pull her out. Celeste, a beautiful, exotic stranger comes into the library, and changes everything. Mabel is defenseless against her charms.

    To call Celeste a bit eccentric is an understatement, drawing the wrong kind of attention to her and Mabel. Soon it is discovered that someone is trying to tracking her down, With Sydney’s help a game of cat and mouse begins to try and keep Celeste safe.

    Sparks fly all around the three women as they join forces in this romantic comedy, which really is out of this world.

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    Ask A Butch: How Do Butch Women Like To Be Asked Out? Nov 12, 2017
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    How Do Butch Women Like To Be Asked Out?

    Ask A Butch

    Episode 3 of 5

    Today Sheena is joined by Amy and Lise to chat about how butch women like to be asked out.

    This podcast series is aimed at busting myths around butch lesbians by asking actual butch lesbians.

    About Amy Herman-Pall

    Amy’s been out for over 25 years, but it took her some time to accept and identify with the label ‘butch.’ She’s worked in several different traditionally male jobs, from carpentry and woodworking, to truck driving, and in each she’s simply proven that a woman can do as well as a man. As far as other butch stereotypes go, there are some she fits and some she never will. But she’s found her match in the femme that claimed her. You can find her on Twitter or Facebook

    About Lise MacTague

    Lise MacTague is a spec fit author. She has been known to play ice hockey and build awesome cosplay guns that she sells on her etsy account.

    You can find her on Her Website or Facebook

    About Sheena

    Sheena struggled for most of her youth with coming out. It was only at 22 when she met her wife that she could no longer deny her attraction to women. A large part of why she struggled had to do with the misconceptions and stereotypes of being a lesbian. So she and her wife started to the show Les Talk About It where these myths and stereotypes are discussed. Ask A Butch is a spin-off show. Sheena soon realized that it was not possible to answer questions all types of lesbians and so she wanted to address hatred towards butch women, specifically.


    Les Do Books: Lesbian Fiction Without A Happy Ending Nov 09, 2017
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    Lesbian Fiction Without a Happy Ending

    Les Do Books

    Tara’s sidekick and fellow reviewer, Brooklyn Goodrich, is back! In this episode, Brooklyn joins Tara to share a selection of excellent lesbian fiction books that don’t have a happy ending. Listen to find out why Brooklyn thinks a happy ending is the last thing she needs from an excellent story.

    Check out the books discussed here:

    The Firefarer by Kate Cudahy

    Anchor Leg by Jack Croxall

    Forever by Rebecca Swartz

    The Iron Phoenix by Rebecca Harwell

    Sword of the Gladiatrix by Faith L. Justice

    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


    Les Talk About It: How To Propose To A Woman Nov 05, 2017
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    Les Talk About It

    How To Propose To A Woman

    Episode 62 of 70

    It In this episode of Les Talk About it Sheena and Tamara are discussing the right way to propose to a woman.

    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: Off Pitch by Brianna Kienitz Nov 01, 2017
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    Off Pitch by Brianna Kienitz

    Book Clips

    Synopsis

    Soccer star Adeline Fahey has never taken an interest in the world outside of the pitch. The daughter of wealthy Irish immigrants, and a straight-A student, she sees nothing but the goal—finish her last two years of school and join a professional soccer team—no ifs, ands, or buts.
    Then Gabriella Soto, a cello prodigy in her own right and the teaching assistant in Adeline’s dreaded Beginning Spanish class, walks onto her playing field.
    After a drunken night in a T-rex costume boots their hearts onto a collision course, Adeline and Gabriella must tackle a field of school scandal, homophobic parents, and their own passionate career goals to have a shot at something more. In the face of so many obstacles, Adeline and Gabriella fear that their love may not be strong enough to score them the championship relationship they never knew they wanted.

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    Ask A Butch: Do Butch Women All Pack A Strapon Oct 29, 2017
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    Do Butch Women All Pack A Strapon?

    Ask A Butch

    Episode 2 of 5

    Sheena is joined by Amy and Lise to chat about the theory that all butch women pack a strapon.

    This podcast series is aimed at busting myths around butch lesbians by asking actual butch lesbians.

    About Amy Herman-Pall

    Amy’s been out for over 25 years, but it took her some time to accept and identify with the label ‘butch.’ She’s worked in several different traditionally male jobs, from carpentry and woodworking, to truck driving, and in each she’s simply proven that a woman can do as well as a man. As far as other butch stereotypes go, there are some she fits and some she never will. But she’s found her match in the femme that claimed her. You can find her on Twitter or Facebook

    About Lise MacTague

    Lise MacTague is a spec fit author. She has been known to play ice hockey and build awesome cosplay guns that she sells on her etsy account.

    You can find her on Her Website or Facebook

    About Sheena

    Sheena struggled for most of her youth with coming out. It was only at 22 when she met her wife that she could no longer deny her attraction to women. A large part of why she struggled had to do with the misconceptions and stereotypes of being a lesbian. So she and her wife started to the show Les Talk About It where these myths and stereotypes are discussed. Ask A Butch is a spin-off show. Sheena soon realized that it was not possible to answer questions all types of lesbians and so she wanted to address hatred towards butch women, specifically.


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