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Hosted by Isaac and Alexis · arts · EN
A queer sf review podcast about the emerging wizards vs. lesbians microgenre.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWizards Vs. Lesbians is hosted by Isaac and Alexis. The show has published 189 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "OUR WIVES UNDER THE SEA" (25 October 2026, 52 minutes), "SPOILED MILK" (27 September 2026, 76 minutes), and "THE SUBTLE ART OF FOLDING SPACE" (16 August 2026, 65 minutes).
Wizards Vs. Lesbians publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 70 minutes across 189 episodes.
Booking probability for Wizards Vs. Lesbians is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Wizards Vs. Lesbians requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Wizards Vs. Lesbians's contact route on record: verified email.
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Isaac and Alexis hosts Wizards Vs. Lesbians, an arts podcast with 189 episodes published.
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Episode #148
A bit of submersible-themed wife horror from the English professional class. Not comfortable enough with its supernatural elements to be really weird, not weird enough with its human elements to be really horrifying...
Episode #146
It's a girls' boarding school in the 1920s - a time and a place that might cause a reader to indulge in flights of romantic fantasy, which this book first indulges and then dismantles. Whenever and wherever we are, the...
Episode #143
This book is about struggling with your terrible family while eating lots of lovingly-described food, which means it's the kind of thing we're supposed to like. This episode is mostly dedicated to figuring out why we...
Wizards Vs. Lesbians
Lee joins us to talk about a book which is difficult to boil down to a paragraph - it's about power, and the means by which power is acquired and lost, and it examines this on a multitude of scales, from the granular to...
Episode #142
A cyberpunk colonial parable from one of our favorite authors - or, at least, the author of one of our favorite books. This one is not quite Divine Endurance, but it's certainly something. It's not a pleasant read but...
Episode #141
A book about drugs that make you see god. It's day-after-tomorrow SF from the day before yesterday, and it gets all of its predictions so catastrophically wrong that its primary use case is as a time capsule from the...
Episode #140
It's Little Shop of Horrors but with lesbian Irish millennials! That's the whole pitch. It fulfills the brief, and arguably overdelivers. Eat The Ones You Love - Sarah Maria Griffin
Wizards Vs. Lesbians
It's gay, it's magic, it's a literary classic. Featuring our old books correspondent Kat Weaver! Orlando - Virginia Woolf
Episode #139
A charming little novel from 1926. We're normally pretty relaxed when it comes to spoilers, particularly for a book that's a century old, but we think the less you know about this one going in the better. Lolly...
Episode #138
A familiar setup - a misogynist demon who possesses girls and infects them with its predatory desires - executed in a way which is, yes, bad, admittedly very bad, but also very funny. Sawkill Girls (2018) - Claire...
Episode #137
<p>A debilitating novel - simultaneously enormous and petty, tragic and hilarious, insightful and insular. It wrecked us down the stretch but left us unmoved at the end. We think it's great but we're not sure if you...
Episode #136
<p>We return to Nghi Vo's Singing Hills series and discuss the three next most wizlez-adjacent books in it (to date.)</p> <p>Covered in this episode: The Empress of Salt and Fortune, The Brides of High Hill, and A...
Episode #135
<p>This week we're talking about a classic webcomic in both senses of the word, as it feels like it comes from a departed era of the internet despite being barely a decade old. Part of that vibe stems from the fact that...
Episode #134
<p>It's a Cinderella retelling! But it's Freya Marsk, so it's better than it needs to be, and stranger.</p>
Wizards Vs. Lesbians
<p>Anthropological SF in the mold of Cherryh or Le Guin, updated for our era and its preoccupations - funny, surprising, and smart. We have a lot of fun discussing the return of Cameron Reed.</p> <p>Our guest Louis...
Episode #133
<p>This is that good, chunky, deeply strange fairy tale stuff. You don't have to settle for Gaiman - you never did, honestly. Plus it's Italian and there are cats.</p>
Episode #132
<p>This is what we've come to call an Area Studies Fantasy, except the area in this case is suburban Atlanta. (You could say it's science fiction because it's meant to be set in the future, but in my book a...
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<p>I just think silly podcast award shows are neat.</p>
Episode #131
<p>As we embark on Year 5 of Wizards vs Lesbians we are relaxing our entry requirements even further - we're covering this classic little novel about grief and cooking because we wanted to, and that's about it. No...
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