Happy Pride! This month we are joined by actor, singer, and activist Angelica Ross. You Might Know Her From Pose, American Horror Story: 1984, American Horror Story: Double Feature, Claws, Transparent, and the Broadway production of Chicago. Angelica talked to us about new single "Purr," that future music project, and learning to love her singing voice. She also gave us the scoop on playing eight shows a week as Roxie Hart in Chicago on Broadway and the nuances of Mary Sunshine. Plus, navigating the complicated and hilarious arcs on American Horror Story, channeling Diana Ross, and being cast in an Italian language film. We just loved Angelica! Stream "Purr"!

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Discussed this month:

Kim Cattrall coming back for And Just Like That, and she'll be dressed by Patricia Field

Tony Awards are in June because it's Pride

Damian attended his first WNBA game (Let's Go Liberty!)

We both watched The Ultimatum: Queer Love

Elliot Page's memoir, Pageboy is coming out soon

Paul Reubens is friends with Elliot Page

New single, "Purrr"

Starred as Roxie in the Broadway production of Chicago (produced by the Weisslers) Chicago's Mary Sunshine is trans

Starred as Candy Ferocity in the Ryan Murphy FX series, Pose

Candy's funeral scene lip syncing to Stephanie Mills' "Never Knew Love Like This Before"

Appeared in American Horror Story:1984 and American Horror Story: Double Feature

Sarah Paulson as Mamie Eisenhower

Started the organization, Trans Tech

Appeared in the 2005 Italian movie, Natale a Miami

Angelica did Diana Ross in Transparent

Angelica neti-potting in Claws @ the 12:15 mark (S1, ep2)

Gwyneth Horder-Payton called Angelica "the queen of props"

Jamaican place in Harlem: King Barka

Meghan Markle got let go from her podcast deal for doing 12 eps in 3 years

Akinator the Genie Game

Gelatinous characters: Goo from Gumby, Gloppy from CandyLand, and The Greedy from the Richard Williams animated musical, Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (1977)