In Part 2 of this episode, Patrick, Tommie, and Steven, along with guests Sheilah Barksdale and John J. Steele, Jr., celebrate the temporary ban on Tennessee's drag ban, analyze former President Trump's indictment, review Ted Lasso, the 1619 Project, the MTG interview on 60 Minutes, and the latest episode of RuPaul's Drag Race, name their favorite places to take a walk, and debate Steven's driving temperament.

In the first half of this week's episode, Patrick and Tommie welcome returning guests Sheilah Barksdale and John J. Steele, Jr., and new guest Scott Postel, and discuss their upcoming Long Island production of the Martin McDonagh stage comedy A Behanding In Spokane. They also discuss pet dumping, debate Elon Musk's "new" Twitter logo and social media in general, pay homage to actor Christopher Hewett and singer/producer Pharrell Williams, mourn the loss of surfing dog Ricochet, swab the decks for the Pirate Queen, learn about Passover, and tread lightly on National Walking Day. (Part 2 of this episode will be released on Wednesday, April 12.)

On this week's episode, Patrick and Tommie discuss the Nashville shooting, salute police dogs, always look on the bright side of Python Eric Idle, eulogize British drag queen Lily Savage, celebrate Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, learn about Florida's proposed defamation law, avoid traveling near Idaho, review a scandal on RuPaul's Drag Race and the hunky lead actor of Netflix series The Night Agent, take a bumpy ride to Rainbowland, and Patrick names his favorite films set in Ireland. 

On this week's episode, Patrick and Tommie review Jack Daniels' case against a dog toy maker before the Supreme Court, meet the Zervada, salute William Shatner, pay tribute to the legacy of Stephen Sondheim, mourn Lance Reddick, celebrate the 60th anniversary release of the Beatles' first album, say a prayer for those observing Ramadan, put the fun back in fungus, review the film Cocaine Bear and news media coverage of Former President Trump's "arrest," laugh at Idaho Republicans for finding tampons to be "too woke," and name their favorite Sondheim scores when Tommie is suddenly taken away.

On this week's episode, Patrick and Tommie review the show's sound cue changes, meet the Yakutian Laika, dance to the music of Sly Stone, discuss late actor Robert Blake, celebrate the 23rd U.S. state, make room for Three's Company, judge an upcoming Supreme Court case concerning transgender discrimination, review the Academy Awards, mock the misuse of "woke," learn that author Alice Walker might believe in Jewish lizard people, and name their favorite footwear.

In this week's episode, Patrick and Tommie read listener comments, put a lock on doggy doors, learn how to pronounce "Xiasi," celebrate Cyd Charisse, mourn Tom Sizemore, take a leap at the 1970 Snake Pit raid, praise women and proofreaders, review the state of trans rights in the U.S., warble about Walgreens, look for an exit at the CPAC conference, damn Disney for taking political correctness too far, review Chris Rock's Netflix show, name their favorite dance clubs, and engage in a spirited discussion of the queer community's response, or lack thereof, to the national persecution of trans and non-binary people.

On this week's episode, Patrick and Tommie meet the Weimaraner, celebrate Harry Belafonte, note the passing of former Manson Family member Linda Kasabian, take a look at the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, dive into Seagrass Day, conclude that Tennessee is a drag, look at more feats of Florida fascism, Tommie reviews Prince Harry's book, they discuss the Murdaugh Murders documentary, draw a clear picture of cartoonist Scott Adams, name their favorite music artists from their teen years, and gripe about not griping.

In this week's episode, Tommie and Patrick discuss how to end a musical, review new Florida pet laws, stand guard with the Vikhan, take a President's Day quiz, mourn Stella Stevens and Richard Belzer, celebrate the 40th anniversary of the worst play on Broadway, toast National Margarita Day, review the latest anti-transgender laws, look at Black History education in Florida, and name their favorite black movies (or films, if you're snooty). 

Tommie returns in this week's episode, after being called in to perform theatrical surgery. The men meet the Ultimate Mastiff, celebrate composer Harold Arlen's birthday, lament the passing of Raquel Welch and Burt Bacharach, review the classic, controversial gay film Cruising, go over the top for International Bottom Appreciation Day, review Rihanna's Superbowl performance, name their favorite African-American singers, Tommie complains about pushy people and pronouns, while Patrick gets sick over pharmaceutical ads.

In this week's Tommie-less episode, Patrick and husband/producer Steven welcome new guest and good friend John Saric, who explains what it's like being in a throuple. The men also review President Biden's SOTU speech, meet the Taigan, celebrate the birthday of the first African-American woman doctor, say farewell to Paco Rabanne, take a look at the most racist film made in America, learn the Satanic Temple's abortion ritual, condemn the recent school censorship of certain plays, raise hell about the Grammys' "Unholy" show, name their favorite living African-Americans, and Patrick tells how he was entrapped by Facebook.