Dykes, Bykes, and Other Rides: a queer culture archive

This week, our Gay of the Day Lilah Celentano talks about being a bush imposter, the lesbian-gay man alliance, and digging into New York City's nefarious nightlife.

This week, our Gay of the Day Brooke Finegold chats with us about leaving home and realizing not everyone is a blonde republican, queer projects taking on a life of their own, and Getting Fingered in a Hoodie.

This week, our Gay of the Day Felice Johnson tells us about trying (and failing) to beat the lesbian allegations in high school, curating more representation in sapphic spaces and sports media, and how queerness is full acceptance of the self and those around you.

This week, our Gay of the Day Grace Antino discusses her efforts to define the sapphic gaze, revisiting and reimagining queerness through art, and how being gay has made her a kinder and more open person.

This week, our Gay of the Day Lota Erinne talks with us about their role as a volleyball team associate, how to throw the perfect gay party, and finding your groove as a writer.

This week, our Gay of the Day Irma Garcia chats with us about about becoming a queer sex educator, her cinematic first sapphic kiss under the bleachers, and how to step into your most authentic self.

This week, our Gay of the Day, Sarah Nekich, gives us a behind the scenes look at managing a sapphic rock band, playing the "pants" role in opera productions as a way to kiss girls, and her dreams of officiating a lesbian wedding.

This week, our Gay of the Day Iris Delany dives into normalizing plus-sized trans bodies, taking leaps of faith toward achieving your dreams via Astoria sororities, and how queerness is practicing magic.

For our inaugural episode of Dykes, Bykes, and Other Rides, Sam D. joins us to discuss growing up queer in the South, the softball teammate who got away, and how to surround yourself with people who know exactly who they are.