Just Press Play with Ell and Trey

In this episode, Ell & Trey give their brutally honest, review of Wicked (Part Two) — starring Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, and Michelle Yeoh. We break down everything that had us laughing, side eyeing, and whispering “wrap it up!” Comment below: Did YOU like Wicked?

From Nicki Minaj’s wacky UN speech to billionaires sponsoring the Met Gala while the rest of us can’t afford healthcare, Ell and Trey are breaking down the delusion with humor and clarity. We talk SNAP benefits, healthcare madness, and the politics of celebrity silence (and loudness), and why Hollywood still can’t find Black people for TV. Plus we're going there. Bubba Blowjobs aren't getting swept under the rug. Trump cozys up to Mamdani and we talk pop culture. Every bottom's favorite car has been retired. And finally the gays staple alternative girlie drops a stellar album. All of that and more on this episode of Just Press Play with Ell & Trey

Your favorite Butch Queen duo is back again! serving pop culture, politics, and foolishness. This week’s episode has range: 💚 Trey Take: Visiting Santo Domingo sparked a deep dive into why America idolizes colonizers like Christopher Columbus and how monuments to violence shape our history. 🎭 Ell & Trey are forever changed after seeing Wicked, but are they changed "for good?" 🚗 The Nissan Altima is officially RETIRED… what will Sexxy Red’s fanbase do now?! 🏛️ We break down the wild reclassification of college degrees by the Department of Education in our new segment. The Most Stupidest News Ever.

Welcome back to Just Press Play with Ell & Trey, the show where comedy and journalism collide. This week, your favorite Butch queen gay duo dives into: 💅🏾 Beyoncé’s new Christmas merch drop — is Queen Bey getting a little too expensive, or are fans just too loyal? 👖 Sydney Sweeney’s viral American Eagle “genes” ad, the silence is deafening 💌 Unsolicited Advice: A listener thinks her med-school boyfriend might be gay after his death drops to Beyonce... 🎧 Watch the full episode now and join the conversation!

In this powerful new episode of Just Press Play, Ell and Trey sit down for an unfiltered conversation about the state of media under the Trump administration — and what it means for Black and brown voices in journalism and beyond. After being laid off from CBS News along with every other person of color on his team, Trey shares his perspective on the bigger picture, from the quiet dismantling of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives to the effect on freedom of speech. We dive into: 🎙️ The targeting of journalists of color in media layoffs 💬 How corporations are bending to Trump’s political agenda 📰 Whether mainstream news can still be trusted 🤔 What “diversity” really means — and why it matters more than ever Watch now and join the conversation.

Meet Christopher Patterson—Rosso, or as we know him, CPR. Defining your sexual identity can be difficult at first. CPR opens on his own expressive journey in sexual liberation and personal growth.

Opening up about what turns you on can be jarring for most people. However self discovery through sex and kink can also lead to empowerment in other areas of your life. Listen to what Christopher said about their own journey with sex, kinks, and understanding.

Many people have different approaches when it comes to online / hook-up apps. While most kinks/fetishes are celebrated. Some are kinks and fetishes offensive and dehumanizing. Christopher opens up on what they will and will not accept.

Christopher (They / Them) opens up about how, through self-love and understanding, they have no issue with living on their non-binary truth. They explain their approach when it comes to living in their truth and what it means to present that to other people.

Welcome back friends. We're introducing the new new sh*t. A new format, a new set, and our brand new doomsday bunker! (Get yours half off when you use our discount code). Even amid doom and gloom, we keep it light. In this episode, we: 🏳️‍🌈 Talk community fundraising for LGBTQ+ youth with The Ali Forney Center’s Project Serve 🎬 Celebrate the Queer Voices NYC Film Festival and the power of queer storytelling 😂 Swap funny personal stories ✨ Stay tuned for bonus content, where we get into hot takes on Taylor Swift, Doja Cat, and Cardi B 👑🎶