Crave my body language?! Feel my body language?! READ MY BODY LANGUAGE?! In part 2 of this two part series, Erin speaks with red-headed TV and Internet icon Jessi Cruickshank. The dolls discuss living life in quarantine as moms: Jessi as an actual mother and Erin as psychological mother. Things get heated as Erin airs her grievances about what she hates seeing on dating profiles and Jessi rants about Zoom beauty standards.

I've been waiting for this one, turn it up! In part 1 of this two part series, Erin speaks with red-headed TV and Internet icon Jessi Cruickshank. The dolls discuss working together for a CBC piece, the Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards, and all the TEA from The Hills Aftershow. Erin activates some INTERESTING memories Jessi has of working with Heidi and Spencer Pratt and they discuss how the Pratt family became the original influencers.

Pride month is coming to an end, but we're still getting political! In this episode, Erin chats with Toronto drag queen Luna DuBois to discuss the Netflix documentary "Disclosure". They discuss their opinions on the documentary and how eye-opening it was to see learn from diverse trans people about media representation. They also chat about how trans people are perceived in the drag community and how non-trans people can better support their trans family.

It's Pride month and that means we're engaging in Critical Race Theory! In this episode, Erin sits down with drag king Manny Dingo to discuss the article "Racialized Knowledge and the Regulation of Africville" by Jennifer Nelson. They discuss the history of Black communities in Nova Scotia, the scam of Canadian multiculturalism and importance of celebrating Black resilience.

It's Pride month and that means we're engaging in Critical Race Theory! In this episode, Erin sits down with Black queer icon Zoë David-Delves to discuss the article "The Racialization of Crime and Punishment" by Rose Brewer and Nancy Heitzeg. They discuss the current state of police brutality in the US and Canada, how the prison system disenfranchises Black communities and the absolute clownery of Justin Trudeau.

The moose of drag is on the loose and she's here to tell us about it: it's Vanity a la Mode! In this episode, Erin speaks with drag queen Vanity a la Mode about working for Rainbow Railroad and that one time Vanity threw someone's phone. In a game of Would You Rather, Vanity has to make a tough decision on Tynomi Banks, and the two get heated as they air their grievances about Chromatica and not engaging with Internet trolls.

Calling all nerds: comic books, superheros and citation styles, this episode is for you! In this episode, Erin speaks with queer nerd extraordinaire Anthony Oliveira about nerdy French wordplay and why Chicago citation is nasty. In a game of Would You Rather, Anthony schools Erin on Marvel superheros, and the two get heated as they air their grievances about "nerdy" gays and people not wearing masks.

Attention all new drag performers, this one's for you. In this episode, Erin speaks with Toronto drag icon and notorious Newfie Carlotta Carlisle about all things drag: rhinestones, feathers and appliques, oh my! In a game of Would You Rather, Carlotta shares about her health and wellness journey, and the dolls get heated as they air their grievances about passive aggressive messages and staying humble.

It's Scrabble Day on the podcast because the dolls are dishing out triple word scores left and right! In this episode, Erin speaks with Toronto drag queen Fisher Price about her new CBC Gem series Queens and sleeping with men from the Maritimes. In a game of Would You Rather, things get emotional as Erin and Fisher come to terms with being over-emotional Pisces, and the dolls get heated as they air their grievances about Facetune and just feeling overwhelmed.

In this episode, Erin sits down with Toronto comic Anasimone George to discuss what it's like to be constantly asked about being a queer brown woman who does comedy. In a game of Would You Rather, Anasimone must choose between her parents or her brother, and the two get heated as they air their grievances about cancel culture and dating expectations.