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Your girls are joined this episode by Changeline! She's hear to go over what Moth and Siobhan got right, and wrong, about the lyrics and themes in the songs off her newest album "THE.DRAW.OF.A.NEW.SHAPE." They also discuss the writing and recording process of the album, anxiety, sexism, and polyamory.linktr.ee/mueslinktr.ee/ethernethottielinktr.ee/changeline

Despite the odds, the girls are back, and this time, Moth and Siobhan discuss the new album by rapper Changeline! "THE.DRAW.OF.A.NEW.SHAPE." touches on abuse, depression, sexuality, sexism, body image, and dysphoria all in the unique Change style, spit and shouted at you in a blend of trans joy and rage.linktr.ee/mueslinktr.ee/ethernethottie

Following an episode discussing the "Transgender Street Legend EP Trilogy," Moth and Siobhan chat with its creator, singer/songwriter Natalie Puff aka Left At London. The girls discuss errors they made discussing the trilogy, early 2000s pop and rap and how to cure irony poisoning. https://linktr.ee/mueshttps://linktr.ee/ethernethottiehttps://leftatlondon.com/

In this special episode, Siobhan brings in her ex-girlfriend Natasha to help discuss the rainbow colored "Era 1" singles by Kim Petras released between 2017 and 2019. Moth, Siobhan and Natasha discuss their varied feelings, and nostalgia, around the songs as well as other transgender musicians, disgraced producer Dr. Luke, Weird Al, and 9/11.linktr.ee/mueslinktr.ee/ethernethottie

Siobhan's drunk and Moth's in the prog fog, that isn't stopping your girls from discussing all 15 tracks spanning all three Transgender Street Legend EPs released by Natalie Puff aka Left At London.https://linktr.ee/mueshttps://linktr.ee/ethernethottie

As a follow-up to a previous episode and album discussion, Moth and Siobhan sit down with Iris (vocalist) and Allison (guitarist) or Idaho-based punk band GOCK. We talk about what went into forming the band, finding community, and of course, the writing and recording process of "Gock Presents: Gock."https://linktr.ee/mueshttps://linktr.ee/ethernethottiehttps://www.instagram.com/gocknrolhttps://gocknroll.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4EmyJF7nRA45Vp5ec7yZZN?si=Y-8ysezBQduHjc1mJ5Jmnw

The girls are back to discuss the album marking the culmination of two years on hormones called "i guess i'm a woman now..." by TAMAGOTCHI MASSACRE, with songs ranging from dealing with insecurities, transition plateaus, making meaningful connections, and eating disorders. Featuring Peach Rings, Happy Birthday Mr. Baskets, and more.https://linktr.ee/mueshttps://linktr.ee/ethernethottie

Your girls finally discuss one of the most talked about trans films of last year. Moth and Siobhan touch on their opinions of the film and its themes, as well as their takeaways and the impact the film did, and didn't, have.https://linktr.ee/mueshttps://linktr.ee/ethernethottie

In the wake of the 2024 election results, Moth and Siobhan discuss what this could mean for the trans community and the future of the country. The main topic of discussion this episode is "Gock Presents: Gock," the full length debut by the pop punk band Gock that covers dysphoria, relationships, and, of course, socialism.

In this final episode before the 2024 election takes place, Moth and Siobhan go over their eventful Octobers, from Siobhan's Damag3 concert to Moth's wresting show and everything in between. Peaks and valleys. https://linktr.ee/mues https://linktr.ee/ethernethottie

Batten down the hatches. It's the big one. Moth and Siobhan discuss an album that haunted them for a decade before finally giving in to the voices and giving this forbidden album a listen. We also go over journal entries from Laura Jane Grace's memoirs that gives even further insight into her life that help paint a picture of the circumstances and experiences that gave us this classic album.

The girls are back following Moth's COVID infection and Siobhan's vacation. In this episode, we breach the topic of girlstink (it took 11 episodes?!) and discuss the 2022 self-titled full length album by rapper Damag3

Moth and Siobhan are joined by Polly Pocketknife, former guitarist of Hoity-Toity; how she joined, toured with, and ultimately, left the band after 8 long years. (the crackling on Polly Pocketknife's audio stops at the 1:15 mark) linktr.ee/mues linktr.ee/ethernethottie linktr.ee/pollypocketknife

Moth and Siobhan catch up on recent events, political and personal, and take your questions from Twitter. The Girls talk about things that are helpful distractions, music that helped them come out, and of course, archeology!

Moth and Siobhan are joined by guitarist Genevieve Quiquivix as she talks about transitioning in the punk rock scene, being trans on the road, and what it's like being in an all girl band. linktr.ee/mues linktr.ee/ethernethottie twitter.com/genevievetree

Moth and Siobhan take a look at Aimee Armstrong's 2023 short film, "Envy/Desire" and discuss the film's story, flaws, and how it triggered their insecurities. Your girls also attempt to answer the question; "who is Aimee Armstrong?" linktr.ee/mues linktr.ee/ethernethottie

Moth and Siobhan are joined by their first guest, Bea (aka Videomancer as well as Happy Birthday Mr. Baskets) and she brings with her "1000 gecs" by 100 gecs. The girls talk about the hyperop genre, MySpace, cringe culture, growing up Christian, and of course, Happy Birthday Mr. Baskets projects. linktr.ee/mues linktr.ee/ethernethottie linktr.ee/videomancer

In this episode, Moth and Siobhan discuss "the most she/they just like me fr album ever" with she/her/hers' self-titled 2022 album. linktr.ee/mues linktr.ee/ethernethottie

Moth shares a movie with Siobhan that planted a seed the first time she saw it in the mid-2000s; Hedwig and the Angry Inch. The dark comedy/drama/musical focuses on a trans woman from Berlin named Hedwig, the trauma she experiences on her way to the Unite States, and her series of relationships that lead her to be new face of punk rock. linktr.ee/mues linktr.ee/ethernethottie

With their first film discussion, Moth and Siobhan take a look at the 1993 shot-on-video short film "Gender Troublemakers" by Xanthra Phillips and Jeanne B (Mirha-Soleil Ross) in which the two titular "troublemakers" talk about their sex lives before and after transitioning as well as the differences between sex with straight and gay men. linktr.ee/mues linktr.ee/ethernethottie

We're back and sadder than ever! In this episode, we talk about one of Siobhan's favorite albums "Everything You Want" by Happy Birthday Mr. Baskets, and in turn, our worst breakups! We also tackle the potentially controversial topic of sissies & cross dressers. linktr.ee/mues linktr.ee/ethernethottie

In this inaugural episode, Moth and Siobhan introduce themselves, catch the audience up on their transitions so far, and discuss the second full length album by underscores, 2023's "Wallsocket" linktr.ee/mues linktr.ee/ethernethottie