The L Word

From the podcast’s creators: Welcome to Straight2L, the podcast where three yahoos get together to talk about The L Word, many years after it originally aired!

From the podcast’s creators: In its first run, The L Word broke new ground for LGBT representation on TV. Now, Showtime is bringing the series back for a new generation with even greater representation than its predecessor. Join us for THE AFTERBUZZ TV THE L WORD: GENERATION Q AFTER SHOW PODCAST as we break down the reboot of the iconic drama series that follows an ensemble cast of friends living in Silver Lake.

From the podcast’s creators: Welcome to the Drinks at Dana's Podcast! Hosted by Chris & Jess (The L Word Online) & Ash (Ash Silver! ). Each week we will be discussing an episode of The L Word Generation Q Season 2, starting with the first episode (released on August 8th on Showtime) 'Late to the Party'! Showtime have been kind enough to give us the first three episodes early, so once our embargo lifts at 10pm each Sunday after the episode…

From the podcast’s creators: "Off The Chart" is Xtra’s podcast devoted to the groundbreaking Showtime series The L Word, its reboot Generation Q and the L.A. lesbians we can’t stop thinking about. Join hosts Erica Lenti and Chelle Turingan as we navigate The L Word: Generation Q every Tuesday—helping you process the lives and loves of the originals and the new queers on the block.

From the podcast’s creators: 2 Girls in their basement apartment recapping every episode of the Showtime series The L Word.

From the podcast’s creators: LezCast Presents The L Word: Generation Q Recaps. Host Amanda Costner will be joined by a new guest each week as they recap each episode of The L Word: Generation Q, Season 3. The L Word: Generation Q is a reboot of Showtime's The L Word. Every episode is a wild and crazy ride as our favorite queer characters navigate their beautiful LA world filled with dramatic lesbians.

From the podcast’s creators: Follow newlywed couple, Vera and Lesley, as they revisit a show that helped them realize their sexuality. Both Lesley and Vera are in their 20's (Lesley, 27, and Vera, 23) and did not watch the show when it first aired, but not long after. Showtime has admitted the show has not aged well, hence the creation of the reboot, but where exactly did they go wrong? Is there still something left for young queer people to gain from this show?