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“One might say being an artist who represents mastery and excellence of a time honored genre and simultaneously having an adventurous spirit comes naturally to this week's guest," says Sheroes host Carmel Holt. "Molly Tuttle's journey as a musician has been nothing short of breathtaking.” You can hear their conversation, about Tuttle's Grammy-nominated new album, So Long Little Miss Sunshine, and more, here.
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In honor of Black History Month
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Natalie Merchant spoke with Sheroes host Carmel Holt on the latest episode of the show's special ten-part series The Road to Joni honoring Joni Mitchell. On episode four, "The Bridge to Joni," Merchant discusses relationship with Mitchell's music and shares a previously unreleased recording of her performing "All I Want" from her personal archives. You can hear the episode, also featuring Madison Cunningham, here.
In honour of Lesbian Visibility Day (April 26th) I wanted to touch on a few of the Barbies over the years who represent lesbian women.
The first lesbian Barbie released - at least to my knowledge, and according to a couple of articles on the subject - was the 2016 Shero Barbie modeled after gold medalist soccer player Abby Wambach.
Technically, of course, this isn't really the case, as there was a Rosie O'Donnell Barbie released in 1999.
O'Donnell didn't come out of the closet as a lesbian until 2002 though, so it may be true that Wambach was the first Barbie modeled after someone known to Mattel as being a lesbian.
In 2019, Barbie included Sally Ride in the Inspiring Women range, and then in 2020, added Billie Jean King. Unlike the Wambach doll, these dolls were actually released as dolls that could be purchased by the general population.
No doubt there are many missing from this post, as of course many, many of the women being honoured by the Sheroes and Inspiring Women lines are honoured for reasons besides their sexual orientation - so although many of them may be queer, it's not always the first thing that pops up on a search.
Mattel has been on and off over the years over whether and how much queer representation they can include in the Barbie brand, but at least they're trying?
"I definitely think this is the most vulnerable I've been in my writing in a really long time," Alynda Segarra (aka Hurray for the Riff Raff) says of their new album, The Past Is Still Alive, when asked by Sheroes host Carmel Holt why the album has been resonating so deeply with listeners. "This is a record that has really stripped me down to the bone ... It's a lot of very tender themes of grief and growth and loss and all of these human experiences." You can hear their conversation here.
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Jack Kesy as Jasper McDaniel in “Sheroes” 🥰
Yes, I'm a witch I'm a bitch I don't care what you say My voice is real My voice speaks truth I don't fit in your ways
I've been stanning her since I was a teenager and that won't ever change.
“The multi-instrumentalist, producer, and singer-songwriter Lætitia Tamko even surprised herself when many of the songs she wrote in the wake of the loss of her best friend and closest collaborator were rhythmic electropop gems,” Sheroes host Carmel Holt says of her guest, aka Vagabon. “A feeling of celebrating life and giving herself the gift of solace and fun in the music she was creating came together on a new collection of songs for her third full-length album, Sorry I Haven’t Called.” You can hear their conversation here.
