New queer, new me! Elliott and Thom roundup memorable queer happenings of 2017. The pair offer their personal resolutions and #dyqwiq goals looking ahead to 2018.

A very merry holiday special! Thom digs into the Salvation Army's homophobic past, then quizzes Elliott on anti-queer religion. Elliott delivers a queer holiday history lesson while the pair laugh about foreskin and attempt to keep the Yuletide gay.  

Thom laughs about goofy blowjobs, Elliott talks sharing space, and special guest Sheldon (Tynomi Banks!) opens up about coming out, becoming one of Toronto's drag superstars, and the ups and downs of performing in the drag world.

Thom talks #MeToo and Spacey’s "apology", Elliott quizzes Thom on his HIV/AIDS awareness, and special guest Marieke schools our hosts on polyamory, femmephobia, and queer culture in the Netherlands. 

Live from Glad Day Bookshop in Toronto! Thom & Elliott discuss its history as the world's oldest surviving LGBTQ bookstore and what it's all about. Special guest comedian Jess Beaulieu talks embarrassing sex and we hear from our audience too. Tune in for this outrageous show, DYQWIQ is serving some well-needed comedic relief. 

Elliott reports on the steps certain Christian parents take to support their LGBT children. Thom talks RuPaul queens and Fife house, a housing initiative for persons living with HIV/AIDS in the GTA. Our special guest, Elliott's Mom, speaks about the importance of language in the community and offers insight on supporting queer family members.

Thom discusses gun violence in the U.S. and the Pulse nightclub shooting. Elliott recounts the history of Toronto's Casey House hospice. It's a rollercoaster episode with tears & laughs and a surprise at the end to brighten your day. 

Thom schools Elliott on the many colours of the handkerchief code. Special guest Maya opens up about growing up as a trans woman and the discrimination she encounters in her personal and professional life.

Elliott discusses cyberfeminism, Thom complains about femme-shaming in the gay sports community. Special guest Shane talks about gay men making up for lost time and his experience living in Toronto as a person of colour in an open relationship.