Lesbihonest Podcast

La Shaguita is still on the border of México and Texas. This time she meets Erika and Sam, co-hosts of the podcast Locutorreando. Tune in to hear about LGBTQI+ livin' and lovin' in the Rio Grande Valley. Then go to netargv.com to hear more from Erika, Sam, and the rest of the Neta crew.   Thank you Mamis for your música. Check out mamistx on bandcamp.  Hey fans! Please remember to rate the show and write a review.

In this first episode of the Lesbi in the South series, La Shaguita travels to McAllen, Texas, where she and Dani Marrero Hi discuss issues faced by LGBTQ individuals on the Texas-México border. Special thanks to Kumbia Queers for your música ("Chica del Calendario") and to Dani and the Neta team at netargv.com for your time and amazing work. Another special thanks to Andy Chen, my sole contributor on Patreon. Visit thelesbihonestproject.com for more episodes and ways to contribute.

Do you regularly get embarrassed by the stupid shit that you do? Studies show you may not be alone.* In today’s episode, La Shaguita will talk to babes about embarrassing shit that they’ve done. She'll even share a few embarrassing stories herself. This will result in some unexpected self-reflection, including suggestions for alleviating discomfort after an embarrassing act.  *This is not real medical advice. It's unclear if studies have actually shown this.  Music credit to Maia Davies for her featured song "El Fuego" and creepy background music credit to Craig Kelman. Thanks, you two. 

La Shaguita unexpectedly has a one night stand, and then has feelings for the woman she slept with. She wonders: is it possible to separate sex from emotions? Join her on Valentine's Night in Montreal when she strives to have another one night stand without involving her emotions. Will she succeed? You'll have to listen to find out.   Special, special thanks to Maia Davies for her beautiful music. The songs featured in this episode are from the album Héritage. Make sure to check out Maia's work. 

Meet Jana, a woman who has lived as a lesbian in Prague since communist times. When she first fell in love with a woman in 1965, homosexuality was still taboo in Czech society. Members of the LGBTQ community were often put under government surveillance and risked losing their homes and jobs. At the same time, there was a thriving underground party culture where Jana and her friends found relief from their day to day struggles. Join La Shaguita as she and Jana discuss what life was like for lesbians and gay people during these turbulent times. Jana will also describe her experiences during the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and the uprisings that led to the fall of communism in 1989.  Song credits (thank you!): "Takafei" with music by Beata Hlavenková, singing and music by Lenka Dusilova and original lyrics by Martin E. Kyšperský. "Kontrapunk" with music by Lenka Dusilova, Beata Hlavenková and Justin Lavash.