Let's Get Both Ties

Taking it a little easy, Jay does a solo episode to talk about some of the cartoons he watched growing up and how they relate to queerness.

Jonathan Miranda returns to talk with Jay about the earliest existing animated feature film, Lotte Reiniger's The Adventures of Prince Achmed, and a movie that might owe it a few nods, Disney's Aladdin.

Erica Olivera returns to talk about how Hazbin Hotel, Helluva Boss, Stephen Universe, The Owl House and Adventure Time handle queer themes in their shows.

Also, enjoy her dogs.

Paul Dana returns to discuss what he loves about Disney's first animated feature film: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

That's right, just because we covered something doesn't mean we had the final word and we're open to covering it again.

Kicking off our month of looking at stories told through the art of animation is Garrett Kilgore chatting with Jay about the Scooby-Doo franchise and what's so gay about it.

Jay and Sam (with some additional background commentary by Suzanne, Jay's cat) discuss the classic sitcom The Golden Girls, its messages of queer acceptance and what feels inherently queer about the show.

Stephen Willis of About Time joins Jay to discuss the BBC's long-running sci-fi show Doctor Who and what's so queer about it.

Bill Graff returns from his latest Bedknobs and Broomsticks adventure to talk about gay figures in the history of Hollywood. The conversation opens up to queer representation and the ability for actors to be openly queer.

Following from a point in the last episode, Jonathan Miranda returns to talk with Jay about shipping, why we do it, how it's been done and when it's not okay.

Jonathan Miranda returns to talk to Jay about guilty pleasures, the things we enjoy we're not sure if we should.