Erica Olivera joins Jay in reviewing Camp Damascus, a queer horror novel by Chuck Tingle.

Sam joins Jay in reading the classic piece from 1969 that examines the complexities of Superman having sex and attempting to reproduce.

Read the piece on Larry Niven's website: https://www.larryniven.net/?q=man-of-steel-woman-of-kleenex-by-larry-niven

Jay and Angelo talk the announcements at D23 this year, especially for Snow White, Mufasa and Frozen 3.

Erica Olivera returns to review a Chick Tract that tells a bizarre story against witchcraft.

Boolean Union's page for this tract: https://boolean-union.com/dissections/boolunion/BU.CHICK.SATM.DISCT.html

Erica Olivera and Jay talk about being ex-religious queer people, revealing some stories from their past, including Jay naming almost every church he went to.

Also, we cuss.

This is a reissue of an episode from The Royal Podcast of Oz in which Jay talks with Zoe O'Hallin-Berne about how important Ozma's story is to transgender Oz fans.

Reading from The Marvelous Land of Oz performed by Stephen Alexander Willis for Willow Audio Books, used with permission.

Jay and Sam talk about the groundbreaking sitcom Will & Grace, which was one of the first queer stories Sam was exposed to.

Zoe O'Haillin-Berne returns to talk about Hedwig and the Angry Inch, a musical she's performed that has also been adapted into a film. Plus, her dog expresses their opinions.

On the heels of a ton of set photo leaks for the new Superman movie, Jay and Jonathan Miranda talk about the iconic superhero, what different iterations were trying to do, some of the history, and which supporting character Jay is thirsty for.

Jay wasn't planning on having Jonathan Miranda back this month.

Jay wasn't planning on discussing To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar this month.

But plans change.

Jay and Jon discuss a drag fairy tale classic!