This isn’t just any episode of Queerly Recommended. This is the hundredth episode! To celebrate, Kris and Tara look back over the last four years and pick out the top five recommendations they each made...
It’s the last day of 2024, so we’re looking back at our favourite recommendations of this year. These books and films moved us in a way that’s lasting, whether for the message they provided or...
We’re bringing more holiday recommendations to you in this slightly shorter episode of Queerly Recommended. We also get an after-action report on Orange Kitty following an injury and discover some unsettling facts about cat eyelids....
Tara and Kris discuss the important matters of the moment: Christmas trees! Are you a white light or coloured light kind of house? Listen to find out Kris’s stance and then stay to catch up...
Last episode, we said we love you and to take care of yourself. That’s more true than ever. This week, Tara and Kris trade stories about the week of the US election, its aftermath, and...
It’s a big week. We love you and hope you’re taking care of yourself, whatever that may look like. Kris gives an update on her visit to P-Town for Women’s Week and her plans for...
Kris is out this week because it was recorded when she was heading off for Women’s Week. But fret not! Tara is joined by none other than Becks, reader and listener extraordinaire, and Director of...
Welcome everyone, to a big update about Kris’s neighborhood! We have Orange Kitty, weird neighbors, maybe new neighbors, and everything in between. Come on in and be entertained. Official Recommendations From Kris: Will & Harper (Netflix) This...
Project 2025’s introduction makes it clear that the very existence of LGBTQ people is under threat, and that includes cutting off access to fiction that represents us. Because most queer fiction is published in the...
We come up with new terms like knife queens™, heart punchers, and the dangers of sneak reading. All of that is followed by recommendations, as always. Official Recommendations From Kris: In Bloom by Kat Jackson...