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panopticon-flavoured oat milk
Hosted by Sarah Grace · ENGLISH
panopticon-flavoured oat milk features sarah (a 23 year old lesbian with a B.A. in sociology and a love of pop culture), as she delivers video essay style content. if u are into socialism, pop culture, and girls being girls - u've come to the right place.
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Episode 3: Lesbian Discourse
Dec 12, 202200:49:32Tap to summarizeHousekeeping <3 :Welcome to episode 3 of the Panopticon-Flavoured Oat Milk podcast! Unfortunately, I am down with either covid, rsv, or some other physical manifestation of the capitalist nightmare we're currently living through. Due to my illness, I had to meet virtually with my (recurring) guest, Sidney. If the sound is off, my apologies!!!Episode Summary:Sarah (they/she) and Sidney (she/they) discuss modern lesbianism and what it means in modern pop culture. Are there lesbians in media? Who are our favourite celesbians? What does the world get wrong about lesbians?Podcast Host:PFOM is hosted by Sarah (they/she), a 23 year old butch lesbian with a love of sociology, feminism, and pop culture. Sarah lives with her girlfriend, their two cats, two guinea pigs, and one hamster. In her free time, Sarah loves to read, crochet, embroider, and go for walks in the evening. They live through the love of community and the belief that a better world is possible."I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.”― audre lorde
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Episode 2: Two Autistics Walk Into Bravocon
Dec 12, 202200:53:27Tap to summarizeHousekeeping <3 :Welcome to episode 2 of the Panopticon-Flavoured Oat Milk podcast! Unfortunately, I am down with either covid, rsv, or some other physical manifestation of the capitalist nightmare we're currently living through. Due to my illness, I had to meet virtually with my (recurring) guest, Sidney. If the sound is off, my apologies!!!Episode Summary:Sarah (they/she) and Sidney (she/they) discuss the cultural impact of the Real Housewives franchise on autistic people and lesbians. Please prepare for Andy Cohen slander <3Podcast Host:PFOM is hosted by Sarah (they/she), a 23 year old butch lesbian with a love of sociology, feminism, and pop culture. Sarah lives with her girlfriend, their two cats, two guinea pigs, and one hamster. In her free time, Sarah loves to read, crochet, embroider, and go for walks in the evening. They live through the love of community and the belief that a better world is possible."I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.”― audre lorde
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Episode 1: The Sickness of True Crime
Dec 12, 202200:30:20Tap to summarizeContent Warning: Discussions of Violence against Women, murder, police brutality, serial killers, true crimeHousekeeping <3 :Welcome to episode 1 of the Panopticon-Flavoured Oat Milk podcast! Unfortunately, I am down with either covid, rsv, or some other physical manifestation of the capitalist nightmare we're currently living through. i'm relatively out of it during the taping of this episode so please bare with me <3Due to my illness, this episode is much shorter than I'd like it to be, so my deepest apologies for the assaultive levels of vocal fry and mucus-induced jumpcuts !!!Episode Summary :Episode 1 of PFOM involves a discussion of the Highway of Tears, Missing White Woman Syndrome, police response to violence, and how it all ties together in our current understanding of true crime. Is true crime content ethical? Who consumes it and why? What does crime look like for those most vulnerable?Podcast Host:PFOM is hosted by Sarah (they/she), a 23 year old butch lesbian with a love of sociology, feminism, and pop culture. Sarah lives with her girlfriend, their two cats, two guinea pigs, and one hamster. In her free time, Sarah loves to read, crochet, embroider, and go for walks in the evening. They live through the love of community and the belief that a better world is possible. "I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.”― audre lorde
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