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Warning: The following podcast is chock full of spoilers!!! Oh snap! Marvel’s Endgame wraps up 11 years of movie storytelling with a janky time travel plot line and a fumbling farewell to some the biggest comic book superheroes of all time.
Today pop culture crank Brian Sweeney joins us to take a look at Endgame, the final wrap up of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and what the future holds for superhero blockbuster films.
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With the rise of the internet, web videos and reality TV shows, queer artists have access to an unprecedented amount of visibility and while it seems like the possibilities of having a real career as a drag queen are endless, is it really so easy?
Today Muffy Fishbasket, the campy queen from Camp Wannakiki joins us to talk about how to make it work when the work seems daunting.
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On the second season of Dragula, the search for the world’s next drag super monster, anime inspired drag queen Erika Klash was stabbed, shot, fed horrible food and worst of all, forced to tell the truth.
Today Erika Klash, our favorite Nuyorican Harajuku drag queen joins us to give an exclusive look at Dragula Season 2.
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These are truly magical times. Our witchy gal pal Alexis Hex has been conjuring up a combination of two of her favorite things: Pokémon and dongs.
Today the spooky Alexis Hex joins us to talk about her kooky coloring book, why cursing Donald Trump is going to backfire and why the Good Witch has us caught in its spell.
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Wonder Woman! Wonder Woman! The whole world was waiting for you – with trepidation, fearful that the big screen debut of one of D.C. comics most popular superheroes and a feminist icon, would be as tragically awful as the film Batman v Superman.
Today we take a look at the all new Wonder Woman film, a critical and commercial success, which proves that Hollywood has to update its idea of what it takes to make a box office hit.
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Our friend Cody Melcher is pretty high strung, and sometimes feels at odds with the world around him. Maybe it’s because he’s a paleophile, a person who loves old and ancient things, or because he’s a time traveler in disguise.
Or maybe it’s because whenever he feels happy and relaxed he starts to talk in cartoon voices, like Droopy Dog or Bubu, Yogi the Bear’s little sidekick.
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Gay men have always been very resourceful when it comes to finding sexy fun in a sometimes hostile world. Before guys found each other on apps and websites, they figured out creative ways to come together.
Today Jack Ryan, TV host and creator of “The 10% Show,” Chicago’s very first cable access tv show for the LGBT folks joins us to talk about the evolution of men meeting up for sex, from cruising the street back in the day to the latest hook up apps.