In the kickoff episode of Season Two of Going Down with the Ship, we spin up a hot yarn about entrepreneur coffee disrupter Roger Retinz and save some beautiful queer characters from their burning cis-designed houses.
In our first listener suggestions episode, we tackle lots of Overwatch, dog girls, and Disney femslash AMVs to the ground and hold them for the 3-count.
We rebuild GDWTS following the meteor impact of Minions (2016, dir. Coffin & Balda) via conversation about what the teens like these days, extended Game Criticism Corners, and attempts to fully explain how Minions came out so horny and nihilistic.
Licensed medical professional [Malcolm](http://twitter.com/drshenanigans) joins us to produce the long-awaited Bee Movie shipping episode and expose the fundamental kinks of everyone in Ace Attorney.
Composer and critic [Christa Lee](http://twitter.com/ohpoorpup) rolls into the show for an absolutely chock-full hour-long celebration of the ubiquitous sexuality of Bloodborne.
I’m gonna be up front with you: Lotta weird stuff in this episode. Catgirls, Ghibli stuff, horny fish made manifest by repressed thirstwaves feeding back on themselves in a cave somewhere.
Composer and producer [Lena Raine](twitter.com/kuraine) joins us to explore the rich history of J-rock vampire Gackt and finally ship some gay music theory concepts.
In the first ever Wholesome Episode® of Going Down with the Ship, Eden & Fin discuss only the most well-to-do sunshine content, like Lapis Lazuli erotic brunch self-insert.
Trains, horses, sea creatures, Norse gods – everyone’s favorite properties finally get their due on a radically anthropomorphized episode of Going Down with the Ship.
Tenured "Two Hands" shipper Lily joins us to bust the whole shipping thing wide open. We discuss the hornability of several Pokémon, the shippability of popular boys, and the unbearable vorability of being.
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About Going Down with the Ship
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Going Down with the Ship is a queer shipping comedy podcast about finding love in places you wouldn't expect, and shouldn't expect, and probably shouldn't be in in the first place. Every week,…
apologetic queers Eden and Fin put together a cross-universe ship of fictional characters and improvise the next great fanfiction about it.