Into the Dystopian Lesbian Wilds

The team at Gay Breakfast is still having issues with making space in our schedules as well as finding new recording software, so for now get nostalgic with us! Even if you weren't around when we initially recorded episode 1, you can still feel some nostalgia for the topic of Steven Universe. Thanks for being patient with us. We're working on getting new content out soon!

Last year Natalie was exploring what it meant to be a non-binary person who presents more femme than androgynous. After a big year of struggle, transformation, and discovery, it's time to talk about gender identity with more confidence and certainty. A good listen for anyone who doesn't belong to either binary and doesn't fit everyone's expectations.

Very personal episode ahead, Judith looks back on their top surgery from a year ago and the changes it's brought to their life. Discussion includes transforming gender, non-binary validation, and the experience of the surgery itself. If you've ever been curious about non-binary top surgery or need something to relate to, we hope this episode can be a help!

Have you heard about that TV show The Wilds on amazon? The one that's like Lost, but better and gayer? Neither had we until we stumbled across it while browsing one night. This one is definitely worth talking about, so please join us! Spoiler-free first half, full spoilers second half because this is a show full of surprises! Warnings are in appropriate places.

Sorry for the late upload everyone! Today we dive deep into queer nostalgia as we talk about a classic fav: MUSICAAAAALS! Broadway's been dark for a year, but Netflix has us covered with their own adaptation of 2018's "The Prom". How does it measure up as a movie-musical, and as a queer story? We just wanna dance and lay our all our opinions on this one!

Today we discuss a recent anime of the yuri genre, about a pair of high school girls who are good friends. BEST friends. Gal pals, you might even say. Adachi & Shimamura is low-key and relaxed in pace, but we think it provides a truly relatable look back at when you're first starting to realize certain things about yourself and your relationships. Come listen and look back with us!

BEEN A WHILE, hello there! Is this an X-mas movie review in MY January? You bet it is, because me and Natalie live by our own rules. We talk about Happiest Season, more famously known as "That Gay Kristen Stewart Christmas Movie".  We have a little bit of catching up to do before we start talking about our main topic, but if you just want to hear about the movie we happily provide you with a timestamp to skip to at the start of the episode. Happy 3 weeks after christmas everyone!

Today we discuss three different shows that have stirred up controversy due to the choices they made while representing (or not representing) MLM characters. Supernatural, Sherlock, and Voltron have all flirted with some harmful tropes that have divided their queer viewers. We can't discuss queerbaiting & the like without examining the tropes themselves, so let's dive in!

Hey everyone, Natalie had a bunch of diagnostics done this week (she's ok), so our lovely editor refurbished one of our earliest episodes to fill this week since we were short on time. Original description: "Today our main topic is the Steven Universe character Lapis Lazuli, and how her depiction and story can easily relate to the experience of many LGBT viewers. We also let you know about our adorable gay-cation to Harry Potter World and Disney World last month, and introduce a new miniature segment on queer history. Enjoy!" Margot in Bed comic: https://twitter.com/rebeccasugar/status/718271631077064705

We've been Adventure Time fans since the beginning, and Obsidian is most definitely a love letter to viewers like us - queer fans who loved the Bubbline relationship and waited for years to see it become a reality. This is our Big Gay Adventure Time victory lap, and you can bet we're stoked to talk all about it! Some quick news about same-sex marriage rights in Japan: Link