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Before becoming one of America’s top comedians, Jeffrey Jay came out as trans at the CIA, not the waterboarding organization but the Culinary Institute of America where he studied confectionary arts.
Listen as Jeffrey talks about dressing up in drag for Halloween to confuse people, his obsession with cooking competition TV shows and why he wants Cooking with Drag queens to not only survive, but to thrive.
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With Caitlyn Jenner’s new TV show, Orange is the New Black’s upcoming 3rd Season and genderqueer Violet Chachki crowned as America’s Next Drag Superstar, there’s a lot of exciting trans moments happening right now.
Riding this new wave is one of the hottest trans comedians, our very own Jeffrey Jay, who joins us to talk about his wild year and his love for humanity now that he’s back on the T.
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Comedian Jeffrey Jay, one of the most lovable trans guys you’ll ever meet, left Texas for L.A. to pursue his comedy career. Since then he’s teamed up with Beau Bowker and James Ponce to do a podcast called Two Black Women even though there’s not even one black woman on the show let alone two.
Listen as we talk about how they chose the odd name for the podcast. Also who is sexier- Beau or James, and the appeal of size to certain queens.
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As a way to get people talking, comedian Jeffrey Jay dares college audiences to ask him offensive questions about being trans. If someone hurts his feelings he says he’ll pay them $200. So far he’s not shelled out a dime.
Today the hilarious Jeffrey Jay joins us to talk about the insane questions his audiences have asked him over the years that made him almost, almost pay someone $200.
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As the unstoppable engine of Marriage Equality chugs forward in 2014, we can look forward to an exciting discussion on LGBT workplace equality, especially when it comes to trans folks. But here’s the catch: not all trans people agree on what equality means for them.
Joining us today is comedian Jeffrey Jay who has quite a bit to say about all the attention trans folks have been getting lately. Jeffrey tours colleges across the country and dares his audience to ask him offensive questions about being trans. If someone hurts his feelings he says he’ll pay them $200.
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Even though he’s a gay guy, comedian Thai Rivera likes to work in tough clubs in rural areas rather than in gay friendly places in the city. He’s not alone, many gay comics feel the same way, that gay audiences tend to be the toughest crowds to please.
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We’ve been told that our podcast is a lot like Cosmopolitan magazine, if it was written by bunch of drunk guys. But if you followed most of their sex advice, you’d put your partner in the hospital. What are these gals drinking? The hilarious Jeffrey Jay joins us to take a look at some of Cosmopolitan magazine’s most outrageous sex advice, which sounded like good ideas, until somebody got hurt.
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Gyms can be a little intimidating to someone who’s never stepped inside one before. With all sorts of bodies and weights going a million different directions all at once, you may feel a bit like frogger trying to cross the road without getting run over or eaten by crocodiles.
The very funny Jeffrey Jay to talk about the awkwardness people face when joining a gym, ways to overcome obstacles, and how to get off the couch to be in the best shape of your life.
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Jeffrey Jay could not resist returning to his comedy roots after transitioning from female to male. Today Jeffrey cultivates a following as one of the few transgender stand up comedians in the country.