Two lesbians, two mics, and endless hot takes — buckle up, because this week Katlynn and Angelina are bringing up all your worst youth group memories. They’re reviewing The Miseducation of Cameron Post, (available on Tello Films) the early 90s-set film about conversion camps, religious trauma, and what it costs to be a lesbian in a world determined to fix you. It’s sad and serious — and they’re still bringing the giggles. Plus stay for a WLW history segment on the origin of everyone’s favorite word: lesbian.
But I’m a Lesbian is a sapphic podcast hosted by Katlynn Beatty and Angelina Herrera — two queer women bringing their unfiltered takes on lesbian films, WLW culture, and the glorious chaos of being a lesbian in the world. A must-listen lesbian podcast for fans of sapphic commentary, queer women’s pop culture, and WLW humor.
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Up Next in Season 3
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BIAL S3 E19: Tattoo People & Sapphic ...
Two lesbians, two mics, and endless hot takes — this week Katlynn and Angelina are crashing a very bad rich kid party. They’re reviewing Bodies Bodies Bodies, one of the rare mainstream horror films with real sapphic representation — and they are absolutely here for it. All the murders, all the i...
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BIAL S3 E20: Jennifer’s Body
Two lesbians, two mics, and endless hot takes — the moment has finally arrived. Katlynn and Angelina are reviewing the 2009 cult classic Jennifer’s Body, and they are not holding back. All the WLW undertones, the famous makeout scene, and a thorough defense of why it’s perfectly fine to kill boys...
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BIAL S3 E21: Troll Dolls & Undead Che...
Two lesbians, two mics, and endless hot takes — this week Katlynn and Angelina are front-flipping into All Cheerleaders Die, a 2013 dark comedy about witches, undead cheerleaders, and evil football players. A sapphic horror film written and directed by men — yeah, they know. They’re going in anyw...
