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Anyone who has ever had a bad break up knows that there are many different ways to cope with a broken heart- some sing, some dance, some fuck the pain away, but for others, they get crafty.
Our guest today is artist Nathan Rapport, who created an adult coloring book as a way to deal with his own broken heart. His book “Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me,” features an erotic collection of gay men getting it on.
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Comparing anyone to Hitler is stupid, but when the leading Republican candidate mimics Hitler’s rise to power, how can you blame anyone for making that comparison?
Today, comedian Brian Sweeney joins us to take a look at his new book “Trump’s America, the Complete Loser’s Guide” which he collaborated on with Scott Dikkers, the co-founder of the Onion.
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When you take a closer look at it, most religious books are full of ridiculous inconsistencies that require a whole lot more than just a leap of faith.
Today, writer Chris Matheson, best known as the Co-Creator of Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure joins us to discuss his new book “The Story of God, a Biblical Comedy about Love & Hate.”
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Men in drag has always been a staple of TV comedy, but audiences felt safe knowing that the man in the dress was really straight, that is until Terry Sweeney came along to play Nancy Reagan on SNL.
Today Terry Sweeney joins us to talk about his new memoir: Irritable Bowels and the People Who Give You Them.
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Dolores Deluce spent several lifetimes living and working with the sassiest of queens, from San Francisco’s Cockettes to the legendary drag queen Divine. And just like her unique friendships, the jobs she’s taken to support herself as an artist have been just as wild and colorful.
Listen as Dolores shares with us her very moving and hilarious true life stories of all the truly wacky jobs she’s had on her roller coaster ride in Hollywood.
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Thanks to her doll-like makeup, quirky humor and willingness to engage fans, Trixie Mattel has a brand that’s peaked the interest of the business world.
Listen as Trixie and Forbes magazine writer Jackie Huba talk about what businesses can learn about connecting to their loyal customers by looking at how America’s top drag queens like Trixie relate to their super fans.
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It’s not all sunny skies for Hollywood publicist Josh Sabarra- even though his new tell-all memoir Porn Again is selling quite well, he has a few celebrities upset with him.
Today Josh Sabarra joins us to talk about the backlash he’s faced personally on publishing his memoir.
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Much of the youthfulness that gay men seem to possess probably stems from the fact that many of us had to postpone our adolescence due to a world that wasn’t hospitable to same-sex love.
Today Josh Sabarra talks about his new book Porn Again: A Memoir where he gives us the brutal reality of his life as a closeted gay man working in Hollywood.
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If your happiness relies on what you see on TV, you’re going to be miserable, so why not look to other forms of culture for inspiration. Maybe that’s why young people are turning to the internet for entertainment.
Today we’re joined by writer Shawn Binder, who feels the way gay men are portrayed in the media makes the younglings feel like they are making a terrible, terrible mistake in their lives by being gay.
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Today we kiki back the cocktails with Jeza Belle, a fabulous drag queen from New York City who loves to drink. She got all her drag queen gal pals together to put out the book, The Harlot’s Guide to Messy & Classy Cocktails, which features cocktail recipes and messy memories from some of the world’s most famous drag queens.
Listen as we tell each other tales of drunken debauchery, and discuss cocktails recipes like the Pink Panty Dropper, The Tuck, and the Mai Cock is Tai Back.