Stone Butch Disco

Proud inspirers of polarized reviews. 💪Women-authored philosophy hub. Nerd comedy. Made for butch lesbians + anyone, anywhere having conversations about sex/gender. Created by a lesbian discourse analyst, Rachel, and her ragtag crew of butch, femme, and ally friends who guest and sometimes co-host. You heard it here first.Support our work and get bonus episodes, literary resource guides, and special stuff you can wear or drink out of at https://www.patreon.com/stonebutchdisco.Check out https://www.stonebutchdisco.com for the other goods: the writing, the archives, the loud lesbian merch that seemed like a good idea at the time. On Twitter @stonebutchdisco. stonebutchdisco.substack.com

Stone Butch Disco is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #11

  S2 E12: Grounded Confidence in the Era of "Pride"

  Jun 20, 20252h 11mS2

  <p>Rachel and Akiva have fun with this one. </p><p>We start by taking apart pronouns (Dear Committee, the plural neuter is male by default, and butches are…the opposite of “multiple men”) and then take our lesbian chisel to various other anti-bravery/queer (those are synonyms) institutions of language and society.</p><p>Pride requires bravery, so we dose it out. Happy June!</p><p>We cover:</p><p>* Queer missionaries evangelizing via pronoun circles</p><p>* Akiva’s lawsuit against the Israeli government and the international, nonsensical gender garbage that wrought it</p><p>* Why “lesbian” means something “g...

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  Episode #9

  S1 E9: Fighting Intellectual Sexism with Elle Cooney [Rerelease; New intro]

  Jun 6, 20252h 42mS1

  <p>This is a long one, y’all. But it’s a real one too.</p><p>This is a rerelease from Season 1 of Stone Butch Disco. Rachel’s intro explains its relevance to SBD’s past, present, and future theory aims. If you’re interested in supporting the pod, (THANKS AND—) please join us on Substack rather than Patreon! We’re in the process of permanent relocation.</p><p>In this episode from 2022, Rachel talks to femme lesbian writer and theorist Elle Cooney. They cover:</p><p>* Pride in the word “female”</p><p>* Centering women in thought</p><p>* The co-constru...

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  Episode #11

  S2 E11: Butch Semiotics, the Study of Butch Signs

  May 17, 20251h 2mS2

  <p>Are you attracted to feminine lesbians but doubting they could be into you?</p><p>Sick of shuffling through a never-ending cycle of gender euphoria and gender dysphoria? (Not to worry, those are made-up.)</p><p>Plagued by the need to explain to the internet how you’re butch?</p><p>Keep naming the thing, but can’t feel a damn thing?</p><p>After thoroughly attempting (and giving up on) the 21st century quest to stick a flag in “euphoria” wherever it can be labeled, we present an alternative to the dopamine mirage of something like “butch euphoria”: living over...

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  Episode #10

  S2 E10: Queer Chaos Demons

  May 4, 202549 minS2

  <p>Akiva and Rachel talk exiting the “lesbian sameness doctrine” — one of our key points of departure from much of radical feminist discourse — and how this immediately opens your life to better sex between women.</p><p>Things that made this a difficult exit:</p><p>— Use of the word butch as an aesthetic label</p><p>— Use of the word butch outside of the butchfemme context</p><p>— Use of the word butch by queers who have postmoderned themselves so hard they no longer apparently have a body</p><p>— The queer community’s active dissuasion of lesbians from caring about orgas...

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  Episode #9

  S2 E9: Stone Butch Blues Ain't It

  Apr 20, 20251h 42mS2

  <p>This episode parachutes you down into a conversation between friends, in the style of sh*t talking they’d usually do off mic.</p><p>Rachel and Akiva discuss Akiva's listenership of Stone Butch Disco during Season 1 (episodes from which are now trickling back out to the public), gently alighting upon the matter of the project’s namesake — and everything the world needed that one bad book couldn’t give.</p><p>They discuss the MANY social groups who frame femininity as sex signaling for men (in queerland, this is whether the men are air-quotes “trans” or “cis”) and stifling lesbian...

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