Welcome to episode 41 of the Lesbian Book Club with Clare Lydon as she interviews US author TB Markinson, whose recent books have included “The Fall Girl” and “A Family Woman”. TB talks about being an American in London, the highs and lows of living the writing life, the magic of characters and story, and why she started her new website www.iheartlesfic.com to serve the lesbian fiction community.

Clare also does a run-down of the Amazon Lesbian Fiction charts in the US & UK, as well as filling you in on what she’s been up to, including wrapping up “The London Of Us”, book four in the London Romance series (due out in June); and writing her joint book with Harper Bliss – called “Once Upon A Princess” – a royal romance due out at the end of May. She also features the shortlists for the Diva Awards and the Goldies – Diva is taking place in June and the Goldies in July. Plus, if you’re in the UK, don’t forget EllCon, the brand-new European Lesfic Literary Conference on the block coming in August. For more on that, head to: http://ellconmeet.org/

For a free lesbian romance, head over to www.clarelydon.co.uk/it-had-to-be-you - sign up to her VIP Readers' Club and she'll give you one for free!

Even when they aren't technically "on the rag", they still find things to vent about! This month, Heather and Nicole crank on Trump ("ugh, he's still President"), then promptly tackle the issues of little stickers that come on fruit, the automated soap, faucets and hand dryers in rest rooms, the push/pull door dilemma, budget airlines ("Spirit can ruin your life"), family planning ("a hostile uterus"?), big city dwellers and more. So, buckle up, because these girls are unleashing some hilarious observations. Perhaps a bit more calmly today but wait til next month. The rage shall resume! Follow them on Twitter anytime @Puss_Cast and keep up with their regular podcast: P-Cast. 

Welcome to episode 40 of the Lesbian Book Club with Clare Lydon as she interviews fellow UK author Jenny Frame, whose recent books have included “Charming The Vicar” and “Unexpected”. Jenny talks about her passion for writing butch/femme romances, having lead protagonists who are polar opposites, and also her busy year ahead with three more books in the works! Plus, she’s got a lovely lilting Scottish accent, so it’s a win-win.

Clare also does a run-down of the Amazon Lesbian Fiction charts in the US & UK, and fills you in on what she’s been up to, including releasing her latest audiobook, Twice In A Lifetime, as well as wrapping up The London Of Us, book four in the London Romance series, due out in June. She also features the start of awards and conference season, including nominations for this Lambda Literary Awards, the Diva Awards and EllCon, the brand-new European Lesfic Literary Conference on the block coming in August. For more on that, head to: http://ellconmeet.org/ Finally, for a free lesbian romance, head over to www.clarelydon.co.uk - sign up to her VIP Readers' Club and she'll give you one for free!

March 2008, we recorded this show and here it is exactly 10 years later -So much has changed, yet not really! Still relevant, still funny, still silly and most of all ...still queer. Welcome to the new listeners who are just finding us, and a big hug to our loyal listeners who still stay in touch - this one is for you! If you are or know of any LGBTQ Youth who'd like to do a monthly 30 minute podcast, get in touch with Denise, she's happy to produce, post it on our audio stream right here, and give you the chance to have a platform to speak on what your passionate about. DWarner920@gmail.com 

Welcome to episode 39 of the Lesbian Book Club with UK author Clare Lydon as she interviews Aussie author EJ Noyes. EJ’s debut novel “Ask, Tell” was one of the most talked about in lesbian fiction last year, and she’s recently followed it up with her second book, the deliciously sexy “Turbulence”. EJ tells me about juggling multiple plots in her head, the surprise of her first novel flying off the shelves and how she’s a plane nerd at heart.

Clare also does a run-down of the Amazon Lesbian Fiction charts in the US & UK, and fills you in on what she’s been up to, including releasing three audiobooks: London Calling, This London Love and A Girl Called London are out now, and Twice In A Lifetime is coming next month. Clare would love to hear who you’d like on the podcast – so email her at:mail@clarelydon.co.uk

Welcome to 2018, it's Rag Time! Starting off with a bang, or rather-a burp- Heather and Nicole are back and venting about all new things this year. Today, the ladies rant about Trump and his gold digger wife, and then somehow veer into twat pimples, their mutual hate of Tom Brady and his white guy privilege, the unspoken rules of rush hour walking and driving, the caffiene jitters, and finally Bitcoin. Follow them on Twitter @Puss_Cast 

Welcome to episode 38 of the Lesbian Book Club with UK author Clare Lydon as she welcomes in 2018! For this episode, Clare does a run-down of the Amazon Lesbian Fiction charts in the US & UK, as well as revealing her goals for 2018, including producing five new books and five new audiobooks. No pressure! Plus, Clare features the first chapter of her audiobook Nothing To Lose, read by the fabulous Gabrielle Baker. We’ll be back to normal with an interview with Aussie author EJ Noyes next month, and Clare would love to hear who you’d like on the podcast – so email her at:mail@clarelydon.co.uk

'Tis the season! This show was a crazy recap of the very first meeting with Jemma from Oz (way before she and Denise got married) when she had travelled to the States with her little gay boy buddy, James. Their four days in South Florida meeting the entire bunch of Lesbian Lounge hosts and crew are detailed in somewhat foggy fashion as the wildness is pieced together from what can be remembered. Jemma, herself, calls in from the hotel in California, the next stop after Florida, to rehash the events and fill in our blanks. Places, food, drinks, and parties are dished about as well as hook ups, and epic fails. Also, we hear from musician Julie Schurr and filmmaker Linda Andersson. Happy, filthy, fun from back in December 2008. We hope everyone has a great 2017 Holiday and a fantastic New Year 2018. Cheers, to all our loyal listeners for showing the ongoing love and to the newbies who are just discovering the podcast: BRACE YOURSELVES, it only gets nuttier as the years go on! Visit MyLesbianRadio.com and follow on Twitter @LesbianLounge

It's a festive delight as Heather and Nicole unleash a wrath of gripes aimed at Trump and his merry band of predators and colluders. The girls rage about the Mysterious Midnight Tax Bill scam, Flippin' Mike Flynn and jerky Jared. Single-handedly taking on the holidays, Heather goes off on the a$$hole magnet that is the Rockerfeller Christmas tree and how tourists ruin everything. Holiday shopping takes it's toll when the parking lot is filled people who feel the need to back into spots and of course, the girls cover the whole sexual harrassment movement, pondering the thought: "what if women and men could swap genitals for a month"?  To catch more of these ladies, check out their regular podcast "P-Cast" and follow them on Twitter @Puss_cast  

Welcome to episode 37 of the Lesbian Book Club with UK author Clare Lydon as she interviews US-based author Annette Mori whose novel “Locked Inside” won a Goldie award in 2016 for Contemporary Romance – the biggest prize in lesfic! But that’s just one of a number of books Annette’s written, her latest being “The Thanksgiving Baby Caper”. Annette chats about not following a set writing formula, writing across genres and her excitement about her new book, “Unconventional Lovers”. She also mentions Lee Winter in the show, who was on episode 18.

Clare also does a run-down of the Amazon Lesbian Fiction charts in the US & UK, reviews the Diva Literary Festival which took place in early November in Birmingham, as well as doing a round-up of her year and what’s in store for 2018 – including more audiobooks & podcasts! If you're in the mood for something festive, check out Clare's Top Lesfic Festive Picks here. Clare would love to hear who you’d like on the podcast – so email her at:mail@clarelydon.co.uk

The girls celebrate Halloween with a bitch-fest over their favorite USA network show being cancelled and then launch into a tirade on everything from being sick with a throat tickle and cough that makes you pee yourself to annoying sounds singers make, to being distracted by someone's spit (spittle). Yes, it's "Gross Things", perfectly fitting for Halloween! Cheers with your queer beers! Rag on, friends! You can listen to Heather and Nicole on their regular podcast "Puss Cast" by clicking here and follow on Twitter @Puss_Cast.