This Feels Bi

This Feels Bi is a podcast about bisexuality, queerness, and all the pop-cultural moments that make us go, "wait… this feels kinda bi." Hosted by screenwriters and pop-culture obsessives Amanda Kohr and Erin Deason, the show dives into movies, tropes, and trends that hum with queer energy—from vampires to astrology to The Mummy. Each episode explores how bi feelings show up in art, relationships, and identity, with humor, depth, and a touch of chaos. Whether you're questioning, curious, or love decoding cultural vibes, This Feels Bi is your invitation to linger in the in-between.

This Feels Bi is a comedy podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 41 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts This Feels Bi, a comedy show with 41 episodes published.

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  Practical Magic 2 Feels Bi with Amanda Montell

  Sep 24, 20261h 4m

  Gather your coven and green velvet because we're traveling from Massachusetts to England to our local AMC theater to watch Nicole Kidman come to this place for... *literal* magic. Joined by bi bestie of the pod and fellow witch Amanda Montell, we tackle the recently released PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 (2026), unpacking the— erm— erotic energy between Nicole Kidman + Sandra Bullock, the queer-coded curse at the center of the franchise, soft boy Gideon and his bisexual lemon bars, queer icon Lee Pace playing a hot Wiccan, Internet theories about the Owens aunts as coupled, the bi-coded fashion of Doc Martens paired with a whimsigoth dress, and the problem of Antonia not being afforded the lesbian arc she deserved. This episode is everything you witched for, bi babes.

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  Imposter Syndrome Feels Bi with Rebecca Minor of Bi+ (In)visibility

  Sep 17, 202653 min

  Happy Bi+ Visibility Month, bi babes! This week we're tackling the all-too-commonly-experienced phenomenon of… Imposter Syndrome. So if you've ever felt like you're "not queer enough," this episode is just for you. With the help of Rebecca Minor, gender specialist, author, educator, and creator of Bi+ (In)visibility, we uncover why bi+ folks experience imposter syndrome disproportionately, what the harmful effects are, and tools to combat it. From memes that make us feel seen to the myriad experiences that fall under the bi+ experience, Rebecca discusses how she honors bi+ culture through her account and the personal inspiration behind it. Join us as we delve into the complex topic of imposter syndrome and hopefully emerge feeling MORE than queer enough. RESOURCES: https://stillbi.org/bi-plus- therapists-directory/

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  Autumn Feels Bi

  Sep 10, 202642 min

  It's the most wonderful (and perhaps bisexual?) time of the year. That's right, bi babes; today, we're dedicating an entire episode to the season of AUTUMN. Not only does Fall kick off Bi Visibility Month, but it also brings apple orchard dates, coven hangs, and a surplus of fall *cough* (bisexual) fashion. We talk about the factual history behind the season's overall queer vibe (LGBTQ+ History! National Coming Out Day! Finnie's Balls! Carol Season! Libra season!) as well as some of the more stretchy topics, including a heated topic about whether or not pumpkin spice lattes are bi. Find out our answer as we dive into why Autumn feels *so* queer to us, and all the very bi ways we'll be celebrating this Fall.

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  The Early 2000s with Gabrielle Korn

  Sep 3, 202656 min

  Ah, the early 2000's: a decade of Y2K, indie sleaze, boy bands, Nylon Magazine, and the pop culture phenomenon that was Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson. Not only was this time filled with iconic media moments (t.A.T.u's "All the Things She Said"!! Jennifer's Body!), it was campy, queer-coded, and the era that made Erin and Amanda think, "I might wanna kiss a girl." Joined by lesbian novelist and former editor-in-chief of Nylon, Gabrielle Korn, we take a trip down early aughts memory lane, unpacking where and how queerness showed up in fashion, music, and the media in often complicated ways through the lens of Gabrielle's most recent novel, Long Island Girls, a queer coming-of-age story which begins in the year 2005. Join us, bi babes, as we dive into Gabrielle's inspiration behind the novel and how her own relationship with the early aughts informed it.

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  Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Feels Bi

  Aug 27, 202651 min

  Are Raisinets queer?! We've always thought so, and Hannah Einbinder just confirmed it. Yes, bi babes, this week we're tapping into our inner *scream queens* covering Jane Schoenbrun's latest film: TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA (2026). From featuring bi-cons Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder as leads, to an erotic fried chicken in a spooky cabin meet cute, to an equal parts candy / blood-soaked exploration of fantasy & desire, to Little Death's symbolism, Schoenbrun's sapphic fever dream plays with and subverts slasher movie tropes in a deeply queer way. Join us bi babes, as we revel in the joy of seeing Schoenbrun's dreamy Lynchian vision on the big screen (and that iconic Counting Crows needle drop oner!) And don't forget: "If it gets too real, you can always turn it off." ♥️️

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