Who hosts The Queer Vision Podcast?

The Queer Vision Podcast is hosted by Queerolina. They have published 75 episodes. The show covers society, with a culture focus.

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Recent episodes include "What happens when being yourself is a crime? | Arcadia Espinoza | The Queer Vision Ep. 77", "How do you know when your characters are gay? | B.L. Brown | The Queer Vision Ep. 76", and "What If There's No Such Thing as Failure, Only Data? | B.L. Brown | The Queer Vision Ep. 76". The latest went out on 23 Sep 2026 and ran about 64 minutes. Reading two or three of these before pitching is the fastest way to see what the show actually books.

How often does The Queer Vision Podcast publish?

The Queer Vision Podcast publishes weekly, a median of 7 days between episodes. Episodes average about 49 minutes. The back catalogue stands at 75 episodes. A show on this cadence plans ahead, so pitch earlier rather than closer to the date you want.

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For The Queer Vision Podcast, Booking Probability sits at 33/100, Listen Score at 26/100, and the guest bar is around 80/100. The show has not signalled guest openness recently, which raises the bar on relevance. A verified contact is on file.

Who should pitch The Queer Vision Podcast?

The Queer Vision Podcast covers drag, queer community, identity, community, so guests who can speak to those specifically fit best. The show carries an audience score of 4/100. Lead with a specific result you can describe in numbers rather than a job title, and tie it to something the show has already covered.

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The Queer Vision Podcast

Hosted by Queerolina · society · EN · 75 episodes

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Welcome to The Queer Vision Podcast, the dynamic new podcast by Queerolina! Building on the spirit of The Queer Vision magazine, this show amplifies the voices of queer creatives through candid conversations, exclusive interviews, and deep dives into queer culture, art, activism, and lived experiences. From rising LGBTQ+ icons and boundary-pushing drag artists to grassroots activists and visionary storytellers, The Queer Vision Podcast is your go-to space for authentic, unapologetic storytelling that celebrates the beauty and resilience of queer life in the South.

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The Queer Vision Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Queerolina, with 75 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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The Queer Vision Podcast
What happens when being yourself is a crime? | Arcadia Espinoza | The Queer Vision Ep. 77
Sep 23, 20261h 4m
★WHERE YOU CAN FIND ARCADIA★Instagram - @ArcadiaEspinoza31★WHERE YOU CAN FIND US★Website - http://www.queerolina.orgFacebook - QueerolinaInstagram - @queerolinaorgBlueSky - http://queerolinaorg.bsky.social★Summary★Becca and Ko sit down with Arcadia today to talk identity, disruption, and giving ‍ head. Arcadia takes us on their personal journey from shame to pride and the punk philosophy they use to dissect and dismantle social norms and find their identity. Then, we get serious with a discussion about cult mentalities, hate crimes, and the long-lasting impact both can have on a community. From resistance to resilience, Arcadia has a uniquely informed insight on queer self-expression.★Keywords★queer vision podcast, queerolina, arcadia, arcadia espinoza, queer community, identity, activism, drag, mental health, social justice, LGBTQ+ history, community support
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How do you know when your characters are gay? | B.L. Brown | The Queer Vision Ep. 76
Sep 10, 202645 min
★WHERE YOU CAN FIND B.L. BROWN★Website - brittawritesthings.comInstagram - @brittawritesthingsYouTube - @brittawritesthings ★WHERE YOU CAN FIND US★Website - http://www.queerolina.orgFacebook - QueerolinaInstagram - @queerolinaorg & @queervisionmagBluesky - http://queerolinaorg.bsky.socialTumblr - @queerolinaorg★★★★Becca and B.L. Brown sit down today to talk about writing, motherhood, friendship, and the unique challenges and benefits that come of being a bi woman in a straight-passing relationship. She shared with us a ton of fascinating info about how she finds inspiration for her novels in her dreams and how she lets her characters tell her who they're going to be and who they're going to love.
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Episode #76
What If There's No Such Thing as Failure, Only Data? | B.L. Brown | The Queer Vision Ep. 76
Sep 10, 202645 minS1
★WHERE YOU CAN FIND B.L. BROWN★ Website - BrittaWritesThings.com Instagram - @BrittaWritesThings Threads - Britta writes stuff Books available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Bookshop.org (request through your local indie bookstore!) ★WHERE YOU CAN FIND US★ Website - www.queerolina.org Facebook - Queerolina Instagram - @queerolinaorg BlueSky - queerolinaorg.bsky.social ★Summary★ Becca sits down with author B.L. Brown (Britta) — writer of witchy urban fantasy, cozy monster romance set at band camp, and German fairy-tale romance set at a magical Oktoberfest. Britta talks about where her ideas actually come from (a second-trimester pregnancy dream is directly responsible for one series), her winding path from fanfiction to legal writing to nightlife reporting to published author, and her mantra that "there's no failure in marketing, only data." They dig into how she approaches queerness in her characters — letting sexuality emerge organically rather than assigning it upfront — and Britta opens up about her own bi identity, coming out later in life, her marriage to a supportive cis het partner, and what it means to finally look back and recognize she'd "been queer a lot longer than she thought." It's a warm, funny conversation about creativity, self-acceptance, and showing up as yourself. ★Keywords★ Queer Vision Podcast, Queerolina, B.L. Brown, Britta Brown, queer romance, urban fantasy, cozy monster romance, bisexual author, bi identity, LGBTQ books, indie author, witchy fiction, paranormal romance, coming out later in life, neurodivergent, ADHD, self-publishing, book marketing
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Episode #75
Why Assume Everyone's Gay Until Proven Otherwise? | Apollyon | The Queer Vision Ep. 75
Sep 3, 202647 minS1
★WHERE YOU CAN FIND APOLLYON★ Drag Instagram - @apollyonghoul Personal Instagram - @awheelerofficial Film company - Murder Associates Productions (search on YouTube; audio dramas on Spotify) ★WHERE YOU CAN FIND US★ Website - www.queerolina.org Facebook - Queerolina Instagram - @queerolinaorg BlueSky - queerolinaorg.bsky.social ★Summary★ Becca sits down with Apollyon (they/them off-stage) — a drag performer, pole dancer, incoming pharmacy student, and co-owner of queer horror production company Murder Associates Productions. They talk about how disability (Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, autism, and dysautonomia) has shaped Apollyon's career choices, from neuroscience to public health to pharmacy school, and how drag became an unexpected space of bodily autonomy and gender freedom as a genderqueer, trans, AFAB performer who loves femininity without being read as a woman. The conversation moves into horror as a genre uniquely built for social commentary — using films like Carrie and The Haunting of Hill House to talk about media literacy, empathy-building, and getting away from "bury your gays" trauma-porn representation. Apollyon also shares their filmmaking philosophy of building explicitly queer stories from the ground up, plus their work in tabletop RPGs, indie horror publishing, and Boulet Brothers' Dragula fandom. ★Keywords★ Queer Vision Podcast, Queerolina, Apollyon, drag performer, genderqueer, trans, AFAB, disability, chronic illness, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, autism, dysautonomia, pole dance, horror film, indie filmmaking, queer horror, Murder Associates Productions, Dragula, media literacy, bury your gays, LGBTQ podcast
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Episode #74
How Do You Turn Election-Night Rage Into a Trauma Practice? | Trauma Recovery Collective | Ep. 74
Aug 27, 202639 minS1
★WHERE YOU CAN FIND TRAUMA RECOVERY COLLECTIVE★ Instagram - @TRCPLLC Also listed on Psychology Today Located in Raleigh, North Carolina ★WHERE YOU CAN FIND US★ Website - www.queerolina.org Facebook - Queerolina Instagram - @queerolinaorg BlueSky - queerolinaorg.bsky.social ★Summary★ Ko and Becca sit down together this week with Dr. Amy Duffy and Alex of Trauma Recovery Collective, a politically-forward, trauma-focused therapy practice based in Raleigh, NC. Amy shares how she launched TRC right after the 2024 election, channeling her twenty years of trauma specialization into building a space explicitly for people under attack — with sliding-scale and pro bono accessibility built into the model from day one. Alex talks about starting (and soon relaunching) a support group for trans and non-binary clients, and the two dig into what "being over-therapized" actually looks like, why boundaries make therapists more trustworthy rather than less, inner child work and Internal Family Systems ("parts work"), and where astrology and spirituality can healthily fit into a therapeutic relationship. It's a candid, human-first conversation about what it means to hold space for people right now. ★Keywords★ Queer Vision Podcast, Queerolina, Trauma Recovery Collective, Dr. Amy Duffy, trauma therapy, somatic healing, politically forward therapy, LGBTQ therapy, trans support group, non-binary mental health, sliding scale therapy, Raleigh North Carolina, Internal Family Systems, IFS, parts work, inner child healing, boundaries, over-therapized, mental health podcast
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Murder Associates Productions

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Trauma Recovery Collective

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The Queer Vision Podcast

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Recent episodes

What happens when being yourself is a crime? | Arcadia Espinoza | The Queer Vision Ep. 77

How do you know when your characters are gay? | B.L. Brown | The Queer Vision Ep. 76

What If There's No Such Thing as Failure, Only Data? | B.L. Brown | The Queer Vision Ep. 76

Why Assume Everyone's Gay Until Proven Otherwise? | Apollyon | The Queer Vision Ep. 75

How Do You Turn Election-Night Rage Into a Trauma Practice? | Trauma Recovery Collective | Ep. 74

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Danielle Bainbridge

Apollyon

Dr. Amy Duffy

Ryan

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Recent episodes

What happens when being yourself is a crime? | Arcadia Espinoza | The Queer Vision Ep. 77

How do you know when your characters are gay? | B.L. Brown | The Queer Vision Ep. 76

What If There's No Such Thing as Failure, Only Data? | B.L. Brown | The Queer Vision Ep. 76

Why Assume Everyone's Gay Until Proven Otherwise? | Apollyon | The Queer Vision Ep. 75

How Do You Turn Election-Night Rage Into a Trauma Practice? | Trauma Recovery Collective | Ep. 74

Guest Appearances

Danielle Bainbridge

Apollyon

Dr. Amy Duffy

Ryan

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