7 thoughts on “ETHS 147 More Woody and the Shame of Scandal”
Madge said this was the first time you explained the Fausto Divide, but I remember listening to an entire episode where you explained it all to Rachel Kann.
I don’t remember when, or which episode number, but I believe it was quite some time afterwards.
I remember that FoF were just gone from ETHS and you said nothing to explain it. It wasn’t until much later, (maybe even a year later, or more) that you had Rachel as a guest and talked the whole thing over with her. And I don’t think it was the first time she was a guest either.
I honestly don’t know. I would need more than the episode title. But, like I said, it probably wasn’t the first time she was on. Possibly her second guest spot on the show.
Regarding the illegalization of homosexuality in the country cited – the law being used to criminalize homosexuality is a colonial law, this reflects a pattern of colonial laws being revived to criminalize homosexuality, in the same way the ‘revived’ anti-gay law which has criminalized homosexuality in India was also a product of Colonialism.
Touching on the way in which these laws portray homosexuality as a ‘western’ deviation (in and outside of Muslim dominated countries) one of the slogans from the demo in India was:
Madge said this was the first time you explained the Fausto Divide, but I remember listening to an entire episode where you explained it all to Rachel Kann.
I don’t remember when, or which episode number, but I believe it was quite some time afterwards.
I remember that FoF were just gone from ETHS and you said nothing to explain it. It wasn’t until much later, (maybe even a year later, or more) that you had Rachel as a guest and talked the whole thing over with her. And I don’t think it was the first time she was a guest either.
@Adam: Could that have been episode 19: The Kann man can?
I honestly don’t know. I would need more than the episode title. But, like I said, it probably wasn’t the first time she was on. Possibly her second guest spot on the show.
Regarding the illegalization of homosexuality in the country cited – the law being used to criminalize homosexuality is a colonial law, this reflects a pattern of colonial laws being revived to criminalize homosexuality, in the same way the ‘revived’ anti-gay law which has criminalized homosexuality in India was also a product of Colonialism.
Touching on the way in which these laws portray homosexuality as a ‘western’ deviation (in and outside of Muslim dominated countries) one of the slogans from the demo in India was:
‘Homosexuality is not an import, Colonalism is’
… just when you think he couldn’t be more perfect, Ragan mentions that his boyfriend is a librarian… <3
My librarian is the perfect one. He’s as dreamy as dreamy gets.