Just Press Play with Ell and Trey

In this episode, we continue our Season 3 launch with a deep dive into our latest creative ventures. Trey shares his experiences in ballroom, while Ell talks about the thrill of competition and pushing artistic boundaries (on a budget, of course).

We also take a moment to honor a heroic figure in Black history with a special skit. And of course, we get into a heartfelt conversation about chasing dreams—what drives us, what holds us back, and how we keep pushing forward.

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And we're back! Season 3 of Just Press Play with Ell and Trey kicks off with a bang—and a brand-new hit single dedicated to bottoms everywhere. 😏 We also give some takes on aging, the dangers and joys of fast fashion, and introduce a new game called "One gotta go."

Ariah Lynn is a professional dancer and model in the ball culture scene; she is affiliated with the houses of Gorgeous Gucci and Marciano. In this conversation, we explore how family structures exist everywhere in the world, including in the ballroom, and in the gay community at large.

The holidays are for fun, laughter, and joy. But what would this time of year be without family? On this very special episode of Just Press Play, we welcome a member of our chosen family to do all of our favorite things at Christmas time. By the end, if you don’t know what family means…watch it again. It’ll help our metrics so we can get those sponsors. Enjoy!

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's c*ntiest of them all? Naomi Campbell and Tyra Banks, Phaedra Parks and Tiffany Pollard--all of our beloved queens are also known for acting bad. But who's the best at being the baddest? Tune in

It’s playtime! Ell and Trey test their chemistry in a game of Mind Meld. Trey is in the hot seat during a game called “Name That 90’s Sitcom Mom,” and Ell & Trey introduce the main topic—counting down their favorite queens of controversy. Tune in, press play.

The meat and potatoes of our conversation with Michael Snipe, a licensed therapist who shares insights about how to safely navigate non-monagamous relationships, common challenges his patients face and ways to navigate the challenges of modern-day dating.

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Cuffing season is upon us and we've got the perfect guest to help you through. Michael Snipe is a professional dancer, turned instructor turned therapist, joining us for a kiki on the couch. In this episode, we revisit perspectives on NYC nightlife and discuss our least favorite traits in a romantic partner. Then we play a game of Marry, F***, Kill, and "Name That Rom-Com." How many can you name? Let us know in the comments

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We're back with Edwin Pabon and Jorge Cortez, owners of Good Head Barbershop. In this episode, we learn more about how the duo got into cutting heads, the origin of Good Head (including the name), haircut horror stories and much more!

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On this episode of Just Press Play with Ell & Trey, we're exploring the story behind Good Head, a trailblazing queer-owned barbershop in NYC offering more than just haircuts. It's a haven for self-expression, where inclusivity meets artistry. It's also spooky season, so for part one, we're talking about our fears (both rational and irrational), and putting our guests' scary movie knowledge to the test in a game of "Riddle Me Twist."

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