Jay invites author Dee Michel to discuss the queer aspects of The Wizard of Oz.

Check out Dee's website at: https://www.deemichel.info/

Opening: Over the Rainbow by the Gay Men's Chorus of Boston: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85ANRvwWyq8

Closing: The Trolley Song by the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDrX33Xb7Do

Jay does another ramble, encouraging you to show up for queer stories, because if we don't, who will?

Bill Graff makes a return to discuss Blake Edwards' Victor/Victoria and he and Jay try to decide if Julie Andrews convincingly played a man.

To celebrate Pride Month, we are looking at films that feature queer characters. Kicking off, Angelo Thomas talks to us about his films: The Incredible Jake Parker, DeRosa: Life, Love and Art in Transition, Three Quarters Dead and a look at what's coming next in his ongoing film career.

As a bonus, Jay reads a fun comic bit.

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.