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As a teenager, Sara Andrews was inspired by the film Too Wong Foo to become a drag queen. Later on, she came to realize she was also trans. And just like her mentor Calpernia Addams, she stuck with drag.
Today, the lovely Sara Andrews joins us to talk about being a trans woman in love with a trans guy, dressing up as Sarah Palin and her recipe for fried baloney sandiwches.
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Not everyone is a master when it comes to the affairs of the heart. Comedian Joseph William Reese finds it very awkward to date and actually prefers eating dinner alone over the garbage can rather than having dinner with someone else.
Today we’re trying to change all that. Joseph joins us to talk about his floundering love life, being Trannika Rex’s drag daughter who is now in foster care and how Pearl from RuPaul’s Drag Race came out of her oyster shell fully developed.
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A quiet war has been brewing over the right of video game fans to make and play outrageous anti-social video games. At the core of the controversy, Gamergate shows how some have lost the ability to engage constructively with people they disagree with and instead attack them in some of the most vicious ways possible.
But it doesn’t have to be a losing battle. Joining us today is Zan Christensen, from Northwest Press, to explain how we can better handle conflict online.
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When it comes to her sex life, comedian Ali Clayton draws with all the crayons in the box.
Today the hilarious Ali Clayton joins us for an intense podcast as she shares with us her teenage substance abuse stories, bombing at the Apollo Theater and putting all her exes on blast.
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Facebook is apologizing to drag queens and transgender folks for suspending accounts that used drag names. But don’t celebrate yet as it’s not immediately clear how Facebook will enforce their “name in real life” standard.
Joining us today is Brooklyn drag queen BibleGirl who enlarges her eyes with make-up to give her a super sized Barbie doll look to chat about NYC nightlife, growing penises in a lab and what Facebook’s reversal means for queens.
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The year is 1997, and American music companies are raking it in the money just before the Internet and Napster changed the value of buying music. It was a year that would introduce many one hit wonders, like Hanson’s “Mmmbop,” Aqua’s “Barbie Girl,” Chumbawamba’s “Tubthumping” and Tito Nieve’s “I Like It Like That.”
What an annoying year! But oh so good!
Today musician Stephen Leonard joins us to look at the one-hit-wonders of 1997, and why it was such an extraordinary year for big hits.
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Like Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn in the movie Death Becomes Her, some of us will go to any extreme to look younger. We poison our faces with botox and slice them with imperfect plastic surgery that not only looks weird, but costs a fortune.
Join us for a look at some quick and easy ways to shave years off your face and mind by waterboarding you with the Fountain of Youth.
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It’s not easy coming out of the closet at any age. Writer Nikki Levy feared that she wasn’t ever going to have any children, so when she turned 30, Nikki overnight went from being a nice Jewish gay woman to being a nice heterosexual Jewish woman by simply switching the gender interest on her online profiles.
Listen as Nikki shares with us her hilarious coming out story, out, in and then out again, and takes us for an inside look at working as a movie producer in Hollywood.
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A new study reveals that celebrities and famous athletes die sooner than everyone else. You may be better off being a smoker than being as famous as Lindsay Lohan.
Today she-lebrity rock-star Alaska Thunderfuck, one of the top three from Season Five of RuPaul’s Drag Race joins us to take a look at the perils of a career in entertainment and the dangers of being a drag queen.
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Regardless of whether a guy is gay, straight, he’s probably tugging on his wang in the locker room to make it look bigger to others who are most definitely sneaking a peak.
A new study says that the size of your buddy’s cock may be importantin boosting group morale.
Today Brian Sweeney joins us to take a look at why having a big cock, but not too big matters to other men.