Share
The documentary TV series, My Trans American Road Trip, our friend, comedian Jeffrey Jay’s dad Mark got a lot of attention for being loveable and for his unusual explanation on why everyone must embrace transgender people.
Today Jeffrey Jay talks about his amazing dad and his obsession with Cooking shows on YouTube.
Share
The trailer for Season 9 of RuPaul’s Drag Race triumphantly declares: “Drastic times call for drag-tastic measures.” Amen to that, RuPaul.
Today, mother has arrived again! Jamaican born goddess Vivacious from season six of RuPaul’s Drag Race joins us to take a closer look at all the colorful creatures from the new season.
Share
Today, we take a look at the trouble gay guys face when they have to tell someone they’re dating that they are a drag queen.
Joining us is the she-larious San Francisco queen Peaches Christ, who somehow managed to break the news to her boyfriend that she does drag and he didn’t run away in terror.
Share
Conservatives get nervous about art, because great art inspires people to see the world in new ways, and challenges the status quo. So it’s no wonder Trump supporters and the National Rifle Association were up in arms when they heard one of the most progressive pop stars ever, Lady Gaga, was going to perform during the the Super Bowl Halftime show.
Today, we take a closer look at Lady Gaga’s spectacular Super Bowl Halftime show
Share
You only have to look at ancient art and writings to know that among human beings, same-sex attraction has existed across time and cultures. But in our culture, studying homosexuality comes with a lot of baggage so it’s difficult making sense of why so many of us are gay.
oday, scientist Vince Gabrielle joins us to take a look at the sexy science of homosexuality
Share
From hoo-ha to dingaling, there’s no shortage of words parents use to describe private parts to their kids. For writer director Robert O’Hara, it was “Bootycandy,” and that’s what he titled his play about a young boy who has to learn what it means to grow up gay and black.
Today, Robert O’Hara joins us top chat about his play, “Bootycandy,” the impact of Obama’s presidency, and how it’s Tyler Perry’s world and we are just living in it.
Share
The film, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, ignited a modern style of drag filled with campy, self-deprecating fun and trans inclusivity. It was later turned into a musical which our local Pride Films and Plays is putting it on featuring Honey West, who, as far as we know, is the first trans actor to play the role of Bernadette.
Joining us today is the lovely Honey West, who has been a hit on the cabaret circuit since her debut in her 1990 one-woman show, A Taste of Honey.
Share
Like Pink Floyd’s The Wall, the Berlin Wall and the Great Wall of China, large walls often become symbols of authoritarian oppression.
Trump is pushing through his campaign promise to build a wall on the U.S./Mexico border and guess who’s paying for it? You are!
Today, writer Robyn Pennacchia joins us to take a look at walls throughout history and popular culture.
Share
The last time we had cosplay drag queen Fox E. Kim on the podcast we had such a fun time talking about drugs, we had to have her back on to talk more on the subject – from flakka to crocodile to carfentanil. What are they, why would you take them and how can they kill you?
The Oscars nominations are in and while they aren’t as white as last year, they are still pretty white overall, but at least one gay themed movie made it into the best picture category.
Share
Dolly fashion, or as it’s better known in Japan as Lolita is all about putting babydoll dresses, frills and bows inspired by classic Victorian literature. Lolita started on the streets of Japan but now it has conquered the world from t cosplay conventions to drag shows.
Joining us to talk about Lolita fashion is Steven Lopez, from the reality TV show “The Doll Life” which follows the behind-the-scenes antics of the dolly fashion brand Dolldelight.