Lez Hang Out Podcast Ep. 506 with Lyne Renée
Leigh and Ellie sit down with actor Lyne Renée to talk about her iconic role as General Sarah Alder on Motherland: Fort Salem. Lyne talks about the process of being
Lez Hang Out Podcast: Should’ve Been Gay Ep. 71 – Wild Child
Leigh and Ellie sit down to talk about about why the movie Wild Child should’ve been gay. This movie is the military-free, British version of Cadet Kelly that we never
ClexaCon Returns to Las Vegas to Celebrate Queer Media Representation
From Friday, October 8 to Sunday, October 10, ClexaCon will hold its annual convention in Las Vegas. What began in 2017 as a response to the tendency for television shows
Lez Hang Out Podcast Ep. 502: Hottie of Christ with Andy Randolph
Leigh and Ellie sit down with nonbinary podcaster and voice actor Andy Randolph to talk about their journey with their queer identity and faith. Andy grew up in an evangelical
Lez Hang Out Podcast Ep. 501: Cre-Gay-Tors
Lez Hang Out is back for another season! This week they discuss what is means to be a “cregaytor”. No, that’s not a creative alligator, although that would make for
Lez Hang Out Podcast Ep. 420: Lez-ssentials Bly Manor with Kristin Murison
Leigh and Ellie sit down with Lez Hang Out’s newest team member and resident Bly Manor expert, Kristin Murison. They talk about The Haunting of Bly Manor for this Lez-ssentials
Lez Hang Out Podcast SBG Ep. 65: 9 to 5 with Carolyn Bergier
Should’ve Been Gay Ep. 65 Leigh and Ellie sit down with comedian and co-host of Dyking Out Podcast, Carolyn Bergier to discuss why the movie “9 to 5” Should’ve Been
ClexaCon Will Host a Virtual Pop-Up Convention on Queer Media Representation
Started in 2017 as a response to the tendency for television shows and films to kill off queer characters, ClexaCon has become a staple convention for LGBTQ women, transgender, and
Lez Hang Out Announces New LGBTQ Romantic Comedy Musical
Creators of popular podcast to produce “The Flame” There’s not much in the category of musical theater podcasts, but Leigh Holmes Foster and Ellie Brigida of the Lez Hang Out
8 Things You Should Know About Tagg
1. Tagg Magazine was founded in response to the lack of diverse stories in queer media. Eboné Bell was concerned about seeing the disproportionate representation of white cisgender gay men