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QUEERNECKS

QUEERNECKS

著者: BECK ASHWOOD
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Queernecks is a show hosted by queer folks from the hills and hollers of Central Appalachia, or wherever remote, rural, and impoverished queer people have to make their own spaces, fun, joy, and just generally make do. We're generally funny and lighthearted, but the lives we've lived haven't always been easy, so you may hear the occasional thing that shocks you. But more than anything else you'll hear resilience.Vern Cooper
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    Ash and Beck, (who forgot to introduce themselves in this first episode) the experiences of growing up in a redneck culture, focusing on themes of poverty, resourcefulness, and family dynamics. The speakers share personal stories about their childhoods, including memories of moonshine, food traditions, and the impact of socioeconomic status on their lives. They also delve into cultural identity, particularly the Melungeon heritage, and reflect on the intersection of politics and personal experiences. The discussion highlights the complexities of navigating relationships within families that have differing expectations and values, as well as the lasting effects of trauma and health issues in their communities.

    Some highlights:

    The conversation highlights the unique setup of a redneck podcast.

    Childhood experiences shape perspectives on material scarcity.

    Resourcefulness is a key theme in navigating poverty.

    Growing up in a food desert impacts adult life.

    Family stories about moonshine reveal cultural heritage.

    The Melungeon identity is explored in depth.

    Expectations from family can create tension and conflict.

    Food traditions play a significant role in family dynamics.

    Health issues and trauma are common in these narratives.

    The intersection of culture and politics is complex and nuanced.

    Chapter timestamps:

    00:00 Setting the Scene: Podcast Setup and Personal Spaces

    00:19 Reflections on Childhood and Material Security

    00:39 Navigating Poverty: Micro Economies and Resourcefulness

    01:13 Cultural Connections: Food, Family, and Community

    01:39 Queer Histories: Identity and Growing Up in Appalachia

    02:27 The Impact of Industry: Work and Economic Opportunities

    03:10 Health and Welfare: Navigating Medical Needs

    04:13 Food Traditions: Appalachian Cuisine and Family Recipes

    05:45 Euphemisms and Regional Dialects

    06:23 Food Memories and Family Recipes

    07:23 Childhood Independence and Self-Sufficiency

    09:04 Family Dynamics and Substance Abuse

    09:23 Breaking the Cycle of Poverty

    10:36 Redneck Identity and Cultural Misunderstandings

    12:20 Ancestry and Family Histories

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