Whatever, I'll Watch It

Alexia is back after a long hiatus to talk anti-capitalism, anarchofeminism, and chaotic bisexuals in HBO's Harley Quinn: The Animated Series. Full transcript available here.

Steph Rojas guests to talk autistic representation, sexual self-determination, and trauma informed television in season 1 of Love on the Spectrum and Everything's Gonna Be Okay. Full transcript available here.

Tiana Vargas guests to talk disability justice, unlearning racism, affirming masculinity, and self and collective care in seasons 1-4 of Queer Eye. Full transcript available here.
References from the episode:
Steven Wakabayashi, "My Culture Is Not Your Toy: A Gay Japanese Man's Perspective on Queer Eye Japan," November 15, 2019, Medium.
Imani Barbarin, "On Being Black and 'Disabled but Not Really,'" July 26, 2019, Rewire.
Mia Mingus, "Pods and Pod Mapping Worksheet," June 2016, Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective.

Clarisse Hansard guests to talk queer love, race swapping, and building post-apocalyptic societies in Season 1 of HBO's The Last Of Us. Full transcript available here.
Content warning: there is an in-depth discussion about (assisted) suicide from 54:00 - 1:10:35.
References from the episode:
Allie Capps, "Problematic Disability Tropes in 'The Last Of Us' Have Real Consequences We Need to Talk About."
Amy Mackelden, "'The Last of Us' Is Killing Me."
Teresa Jusino, "HBO's The Last Of Us Reginited Discussion of the Game's Israel/Palestine Politics."

Saiba Varma guests to talk white privilege, the corrupting power of wealth, and the homophobic trope of villanous gays in Seasons 1-2 of the White Lotus. Full transcript available here.