Do You Queer What I Queer?

Thom talks about the landmark ruling for India's LGBT community, as Elliott grills Thom on his synesthesia in relation to Buffy. Special guest Tina flies up from Los Angeles to discuss her lesbian YA novels Burn Before Reading and I Didn't Start the Fire. Tina discusses her intentions and themes in her writing, her queer upbringing in The United States, and her life as a lesbian in L.A.

Thom & Elliott talk BlacKkKlansmen and queer TIFF films. Special guest Keith talks growing up Mennonite, navigating gay & trans identity, their views on faith in the queer community, and dating in Toronto.

This week Thom visits Elliott in Streetsville, Ontario, for a queer poolside chat. Elliott talks transphobic language in Jack Ryan, the LGBTQ+ acronym and intersectionality. Thom launches in on violence against queer youth and the team highlight recent tragic events in the media.

Thom & Elliott welcome very special guests Darrah and Makeda from Action Canada For Sexual Health And Rights. We revisit The March For Education, Darrah talks about advocacy for her gender-creative child, and harmful gender binaries. Makeda speaks to her experience growing up as a "queer spawn" and her books, Spawning Generations and Beyond the Basics: A Resource for Educators on Sexuality and Sexual Health. Thom talks about some backlash against Shakespeare in the Ruff.

Thom & Elliott welcome special guest Russ Martin as he talks his zine, reappropriation of homophobic language, and his creative non-fiction book "Purple City." Russ describes his love of pop culture and his experience with Thom living in South Korea.

Thom & Elliott welcome special guest Patricia Allison, as she talks art for social change in the dance and theatre scene, navigating her bisexual identity, her engagement, and her experience tumbling out of privilege after being diagnosed with MS.

In this POSE themed episode, Elliott gives a ballroom history lesson and shares some runway categories. Thom biographies stars of the show: MJ Rodriguez, Indya Moore, and Dominique Jackson.

In this "double feature" episode, Elliott recaps his time at the March For Our Education, while Thom gossips about dating. Special guests Selena Vyle and Barbra Bardot chat with us about their auditions for Crews and Tangos Drag Race, their origins, inspirations, and aspirations.

Thom screams about the Ford government's dismantling of education, as Elliott discusses TERFs at London Pride. Special guest Dr. Angela Nardozi talks about the cancellation of the Truth and Reconciliation curriculum and challenges settler listeners to re-evaluate Indigenous perspectives.