This week, DYQWIQ welcomes special guest Katy Cat and pop culture prince Aidan who talks his favourite queer pop music, and dating in Toronto. Thom relays Lambda Literary's call for assistance.

In our first episode in isolation, Thom and Elliott share what their queer futures look like and what gives them hope. Our hosts discuss the pros and cons of queer people in isolation, their sex lives, and Elliott talks the possible health ramifications of COVID-19 to trans folx. (Ps- this is the last week the audio will sound weird like this. Stay tuned!)

In DYQWIQ’s first episode of season 4, Thom and Elliott welcome cancer vers-top anti-imperialist writer critic “activist-scholar” trans journalist Alex Verman. Alex talks about their freelance writing, broad revolution, and accessibility to transitioning.

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In this chaotic Valentine’s Day bonus episode, Thom and Elliott open up about queer Valentine’s memories and read and respond to love stories, questions, and poems from DYQWIQ listeners.

In this check-in episode, Thom and Elliott start off 2020 reflecting on why DYQWIQ was created and how it's changed over the years. Thom and Elliott give each other some damn personal queer life updates, and Elliott mourns the loss of Toronto trans activist Julie Berman. Toronto-based songstress Leah Allyce Canali teases her new single, 'Wasted'. 

In DYQWIQ’s season 3 spooky finale, Thom and Elliott discuss the results of the Canadian Federal Election. Thom attempts to explain the Bloq Quebecois to Elliott, and Elliott scares Thom with some queer hauntings. Speaking of transitions, Thom goes in on homosexuality in the animal kingdom. 

Undecided Podcast’s host and election aficionado Tara sits down with Thom and Elliott to discuss Canada’s looming federal election and the pros and cons of strategic voting. DYQWIQ and Undecided walk through the Scheer’s conservative platform.

DYQWIQ welcomes special guest Noah Powers as he chats about his podcast "Queer Here, Queer There" for the Samuel Centre for Social Connectedness. Noah talks about his research on queer spaces, and his own queer history. Thom and Elliott discuss their time at Defend Church Street - All Out Against Hate organized by The 519’s Army of Lovers.

Friend, feminist, activist, teacher, and mother Sarah joins DYQWIQ to discuss raising children in Trump's America, healthcare, maternity leave, and socialism. Sarah weighs the differences between Canada and the U.S. to Thom and Elliott as elections loom.

This week, DYQWIQ welcomes Bostonian stand-up comic Dylan Uscher. Dylan talks hosting his queer podcast Yes Homo as well as Super Gay Comedy Fun Time at Improv Boston. Dylan goes in on gay apps, accessible queer comedy, and conquering cancer. Elliott talks identifying as nonbinary, and Thom frets over Trudeau's brownface.