Grizzly Kiki

Ruby Roo is truly a Drag Queen Housewife. She is most happy when cooking, entertaining, & having long conversations with her BFF, Ruth (keep in mind that Ruth is a hefty Maine Coon.) This domestic goddess with a face that could launch more boats than Helen of Troy also uses her talents to spread joy, love, and cuntiness to all of the children in Brooklyn & the West Village!! We last spoke to Ruby almost two years ago when Grizzly KiKi was a baby podcast. Since then, we've gotten to know Ruby much better. In this interview, we talk to Ruby about her career trajectory; Meg (her loyal assistant); Drag Con; and how she and Ragamuffin kept "Mondays on Monday" at This n' That afloat after the she-devil herself, Thorgy Thor, left them to be on "RuPaul's Drag Race!" Not to leave any stone unturned, we also tried to find Ms. Roo true love by having her take a Cosmo Quiz. Listen to find out which dead "Grey's Anatomy" character is her one and only.

A New Queen Has Been Crowned!! Season 8 of RuPaul's Drag Race has been quite an emotional one for Grizzly KiKi. From the initial excitement of seeing queens we love on the show to the sadness that came when our beloved Thorgy went home, this season was more than a reality show for us. We were invested & brought that to every recap. Now, on the Finale, it came down to the top three: Bob The Drag Queen, Kim Chi, & Naomi Smalls! Robert, Daniel & Miz Jade recap the Finale and crowning by discussing all of the fashions, performances, & interviews. Mama Ru was also particularly spicy on this Finale, throwing shade anywhere it would land. In the end, it was New York's very own Bob The Drag Queen who took home the crown, making NYC the first city to have two Drag Race winners! Not one to ever leave her purse behind, Bob stomped down the runway one last time, leaving us with this solid piece of advice: "Take Whatever You Love About Yourself & Walk Into the World Purse First!"

A New Queen Has Been Crowned!! Season 8 of RuPaul's Drag Race has been quite an emotional one for Grizzly KiKi. From the initial excitement of seeing queens we love on the show to the sadness that came when our beloved Thorgy went home, this season was more than a reality show for us. We were invested & brought that to every recap. Now, on the Finale, it came down to the top three: Bob The Drag Queen, Kim Chi, & Naomi Smalls! Robert, Daniel & Miz Jade recap the Finale and crowning by discussing all of the fashions, performances, & interviews. Mama Ru was also particularly spicy on this Finale, throwing shade anywhere it would land. In the end, it was New York's very own Bob The Drag Queen who took home the crown, making NYC the first city to have two Drag Race winners! Not one to ever leave her purse behind, Bob stomped down the runway one last time, leaving us with this solid piece of advice: "Take Whatever You Love About Yourself & Walk Into the World Purse First!"

Listen up, Ragamuffin has something to say! We last spoke with Raga on her 1-year drag birthday. Since then, she has made drag her full-time career, booked regular gigs at Brooklyn's most popular bars, and grown tremendously as a performer. She has not only taken up the helm, along with Ruby Roo, of "Mondays on Mondays" after Thorgy Thor's departure for RuPaul's Drag Race, but is now traveling the country with Thorgy and also developing new and exciting shows of her own. In this interview, we catch up with Raga and get real about life on the road, Drag Race, baby queens, & audience etiquette. We also talk about her latest performances and brand new weekly happy hour show, "FAILURE: A Drag Workshop," where queer performers try out and workshop experimental numbers.

Listen up, Ragamuffin has something to say! We last spoke with Raga on her 1-year drag birthday. Since then, she has made drag her full-time career, booked regular gigs at Brooklyn's most popular bars, and grown tremendously as a performer. She has not only taken up the helm, along with Ruby Roo, of "Mondays on Mondays" after Thorgy Thor's departure for RuPaul's Drag Race, but is now traveling the country with Thorgy and also developing new and exciting shows of her own. In this interview, we catch up with Raga and get real about life on the road, Drag Race, baby queens, & audience etiquette. We also talk about her latest performances and brand new weekly happy hour show, "FAILURE: A Drag Workshop," where queer performers try out and workshop experimental numbers.

The Bitch is Back and her name is Bella Cane! This Philadelphia native spent more than a decade in Los Angeles honing her acting skills alongside famous queens such as Kelly Mantle & Willam Belli. After her long absence, she returned to the East Coast and is now a regular in Philly's ever-expanding drag scene.

Top 4! On Episode 9, the top four queens compete in their final challenge: the music video for RuPaul's "The Realness." Bob, Naomi, Kim Chi & Chi Chi have to give their best "float-ography," an avant-garde look with improvised dancing, and high glamour at a vanity. The runway challenge then calls upon them to present their best drag to the judging panel. There is no lunch with Ru on this episode nor does she interact with them during filming "The Realness." This was a major change from previous seasons. Is Mama Ru tired of Tic Tacs or is she consciously increasing her distance from the girls? Listen & find out what we think! Joining us are Miz.Jade, Marcus Stroman, Tos Sass (a.k.a Asia McChinky), & Joy Davis! We also read some listener questions & comments, so drop us a line! Stay tuned for our last recap of the season, coming out on May 20!

Top 4! On Episode 9, the top four queens compete in their final challenge: the music video for RuPaul's "The Realness." Bob, Naomi, Kim Chi & Chi Chi have to give their best "float-ography," an avant-garde look with improvised dancing, and high glamour at a vanity. The runway challenge then calls upon them to present their best drag to the judging panel. There is no lunch with Ru on this episode nor does she interact with them during filming "The Realness." This was a major change from previous seasons. Is Mama Ru tired of Tic Tacs or is she consciously increasing her distance from the girls? Listen & find out what we think! Joining us are Miz.Jade, Marcus Stroman, Tos Sass (a.k.a Asia McChinky), & Joy Davis! We also read some listener questions & comments, so drop us a line! Stay tuned for our last recap of the season, coming out on May 20!

The Way Off Broad is Back!! After tons of cosmetic procedures and several months of recovery, Sutton Lee Seymour has returned to New York from Puerto Vallarta!! When we last spoke with Sutton, she was on her way to Mexico to "perform" her one-woman show, "Sutton Lee Seymour: The Way Off Broad," at Act II Entertainment Stages. The show had a very successful run and, since then, Sutton has been basking in the limelight. Rubbing pads with legends such as Hedda Lettuce and Miss Coco Peru, she found herself in the perfect environment for a queen of her stature (A.K.A. age.) Upon her return, Sutton jump into the cast of Peaches Christ's production, The Witches of East Village. Once again, she was side by side with Miss Coco Peru, and new gal pal Chad Michaels. On this episode, we catch up with Sutton and also talk about the premiere of "Sutton Lee Seymour: The Way Off Broad," at the Laurie Beechman Theatre. It's sure to be a hoot, so make sure to purchase your tickets now at Spincylenyc.com!

The Way Off Broad is Back!! After tons of cosmetic procedures and several months of recovery, Sutton Lee Seymour has returned to New York from Puerto Vallarta!! When we last spoke with Sutton, she was on her way to Mexico to "perform" her one-woman show, "Sutton Lee Seymour: The Way Off Broad," at Act II Entertainment Stages. The show had a very successful run and, since then, Sutton has been basking in the limelight. Rubbing pads with legends such as Hedda Lettuce and Miss Coco Peru, she found herself in the perfect environment for a queen of her stature (A.K.A. age.) Upon her return, Sutton jump into the cast of Peaches Christ's production, The Witches of East Village. Once again, she was side by side with Miss Coco Peru, and new gal pal Chad Michaels. On this episode, we catch up with Sutton and also talk about the premiere of "Sutton Lee Seymour: The Way Off Broad," at the Laurie Beechman Theatre. It's sure to be a hoot, so make sure to purchase your tickets now at Spincylenyc.com!