In this heavier episode, Alli and Ethan mark Canada Day by reflecting on the recent traumatic discovery of several unmarked graves at former residential schools in the West. As more and more information comes to the surface, many Canadians did not feel it was appropriate to observe the holiday as it normally would be with pomp and circumstance. Instead, many chose to honour the children by researching residential schools and becoming more educated on Indigenous issues in this country and abroad. Alli reflects on her Indigenous heritage as well. 

CW: residential schools, slurs, abuse, rape, abortion, racism, settler colonialism

It's the end of Pride Month, so Alli and Ethan felt that it would be good to go out with a bang: talking about religion and its relationship with queer folx. They touch on their own denominations of their respective religions and their relationships with the community as well as some more general topics surrounding the topic of religion and sexuality. 

CW: religion, homophobia, discrimination

In honour of Juneteenth in the United States (the anniversary of the emancipation of slaves) becoming federally recognized, Alli and Ethan felt it was important to cover a topic that has only recently been more frequently discussed: racism in the LGBT+ community. This episode is meant to celebrate the diversity of the community as well as hold some people accountable for the harmful behaviour of racial fetishism as well as racism on dating apps and the economic divide faced by QBIPOC folx. 

This week's episode is very difficult to talk about and is one of the most brutal massacres in American history and LGBT history. As the 5th anniversary of the tragic event that happened at Pulse in Orlando arrives this weekend, Alli and Ethan talk about what happened that scary evening.

CW: murder, mass shooting, LGBT, islamophobia, etc

Welcome to Pride Month! All month long, Alli and Ethan will be releasing episodes covering a range of LGBT-themed topics. Eurovision is probably the *least* thematic episode of the month, but it is known for being an incredible platform for representation and has had people from all walks of life compete and host. Plus, Alli has a crush on Blind Channel and Ethan has a crush on Gjon's Tears...

Alli and Ethan have made it through another month! Join them as they talk about weird stuff they did as kids/teens and take a trip down the bumpy memory lane that was high school! Drugs, alcohol, seeing *boys*, and all that rebellious stuff you do as teenagers comes to the surface in this episode! 

This weekend is Victoria Day here in Canada, which is traditionally celebrated as the Queen's official birthday. Alli and Ethan sit down and talk about what the Royals mean in Canada and in general and talk about Diana, Harry & Meghan, and the Queen!

Even though it's only May, Alli and Ethan decided to make Halloween come early and talk about some of their paranormal/creepy experiences that they have had over the course of their lives. As per usual, they get off track frequently, but still found a way to tie everything together and make their stories seem as coherent as possible. 

CW: ghosts, religion, exorcism, creepy stories, murder, etc

In this episode, Alli and Ethan start off the month of May with 4 cringe fanfictions from a variety of fandoms. Some are well written, most are not. Some have a clear plot, most don't. See if you can follow along in these stories (even with the gaping plot holes) and let them know which one was your favourite! Sit back, relax, and try and make sense of what's happening.

Another special birthday episode to close out the month! This week, Ethan and Alli sit down with his mom who phones in from the States and take another walk down memory lane of her favourite memories with Ethan as he has grown up. Alli and Ethan have really enjoyed making the last two episodes and look forward to more content next month!