In this episode of Minoritea Report, Yo Aunteas spill all the tea on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour (and how they tried to unalive her), Diddy’s conviction, their love for thick thighs and “booty bangs,” and Disability Pride Month.

They talk about: – Why Beyoncé’s concerts set the standard – How thick thighs and inner thigh meat keep us in the gym 👀 – The community impact of Diddy’s verdict – Disability Pride and what “We Belong Here” means – The best (and worst) concerts we’ve attended

Plus, Marko shares updates on the Relationshit podcast with new co-host, Steve, and they share why Black queer voices matter now more than ever.

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Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction and Wi-Fi Woes 01:32 Opening and Heyyy Patrick! 03:46 Booty Bayang & Inner Thigh Meat 09:35 Community Engagement and Listener Interaction 10:50 Podcast Evolution: A New Chapter 19:38 Disability Pride Month: Acknowledging Diverse Experiences 22:36 They Tried To Kill Beyonce 36:04 Sean Diddy Combs Verdict and Reactions 48:43 Couples Therapy 01:10:01 NYC Pride

Minoritea Report Ep 334 is serving wigs, tea, and unfiltered laughs! This week, Yo Aunteas dive into Brandy & Monica reuniting for The Boy Is Mine tour, Cardi B’s fiery new single, and Chicago’s O’Hare Airport possibly opening the first gay bar at a US airport.

We spill on:

• The nostalgia and drama around the Brandy/Monica tour

• Cardi B’s lines that have us shook

• Lizzo’s rumored new single “We Outside”

• McDonald’s DEI rollback and boycott talk

• Your Ask Yo Aunteas: F*ck Bud dilemmas

So, get your cups ready for a Black queer perspective on pop culture, community news, and the hot mess in these streets with your favorite Aunteas.

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Time Stamps:

00:00 Wig Chronicles: A Colorful Introduction 00:57 Community and Connection: The Aunteas Reunite 05:30 Beyoncé and Paris 08:27 Henny in Europe 11:41 Brandy & Monica: The Boy Is Mine Tour 15:49 Concert Expectations: Songs and Performances 17:20 Health and Wellness: A Journey of Transformation 18:49 Cuffing Season and Nostalgia in Music 20:38 Cardi B is Outside 23:44 McDonald's Boycott and Economic Resistance 26:15 The Impact of Boycotts on Local Economies 29:57 The Concept of a Gay Bar at O'Hare Airport 36:52 Current Events and Global Concerns 40:10 Ask Yo Aunteas: The F Boy Ain't Mine 51:31 Breakthroughs in HIV Prevention 53:25 Drag Race Updates and Performances 55:02 Looking Ahead: Future Plans and Excitement

BLACK. QUEER. UNFILTERED. Today Kris Chesson—½ of the hit Bad Queers podcast—slides into the Minoritea living room for Pride Month! Yo Aunteas spill tea on the Queerty Pride 50 rooftop soirée, Native Son Awards star power, No Kings Day protests on Oh Boy's birthday, R. Kelly’s jailhouse drama, Amanda Seals’ Obama take, and why gentle-parenting a stubborn Virgo toddler is its own workout. Stick around for boy-drama headlines, body-ody flexes, and speedo season plans! So, get your cups ready for Minoritea Report!

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New Book Alert! Author, activist & singer Terry Dyer joins Kerel, Dawon & Jerrell to pour piping-hot #CommuniTEA. We unpack his bestselling debut “Letters to a Gay Black Boy” and his upcoming follow-up “Surviving and Thriving as a Gay Black Man” (out July 15 2025)

. From Dry-June hacks and Juneteenth birthdays to battling tokenism, nonprofit shade and saying a healthy NO, Terry keeps it 100 about Black queer mental health, community competition, and showing up in heels when the room says “no.”

⏱ Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Connections

01:02 Terry Dyer's Journey to Authorship

06:06 Exploring Vulnerability and Healing Through Writing

12:31 The Purpose Behind the New Book

49:10 Celebrating Historic Wins in Tennis

54:12 Reflections on the BET Awards

57:00 Mariah Carey's New Music and Performance

01:02:14 Cynthia and the Tony’s

01:08:26 Curiositea

01:14:08 Closing Thoughts and Community Support

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Welcome back to Minoritea Report, your fave podcast trio serving hot takes, harder laughs, and all the queer excellence you can handle! 🌈 In this Pride Month kickoff episode, the Aunties recap their Seattle takeover, including a packed meet & greet, awkward concert moments (we see you, 7-foot-tall flailer 😵‍💫), and the wild drinks at Diesel bar (RIP Dawon’s liver). 🇪🇸 Plus, we spill on travels to Spain, Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour, the BET Awards nostalgia line-up, and Mariah Carey teasing new music. And of course, we reflect on how our queerness has evolved — and where we still need “a little glitter and therapy.” ✨🛋️

🎧 Featuring: Coco Jones stanning, concert chaos, spicy Diesel cocktails, and the most iconic new catchphrase: “Bang Some Butt.”

🗣️ Drop a comment: What’s one way YOU'VE evolved in your queerness? What still needs a lil therapy?

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Time Stamps

00:00 – Bang Some Butt!

02:15 – Crop Top Season & Queer Confidence

05:55 – Jerrell Apologizes to Seattle (Kinda)

08:30 – Seattle Pride Recap: Cuties, Community & Chaos

11:05 – Coco Jones Concert + 7ft Tall Distraction 😵‍💫

13:00 – Diesel Bar Drinks & Getting Turnt!

17:25 – Spain Adventures & Clothing-Optional Tea

21:30 – Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour Review

24:00 – Native Son Awards + NYC Pride Plans

27:05 – BET Awards Preview + 106 & Park Reunion

30:10 – Mariah Carey Tease & MC16 Predictions

32:30 – Why Extended Albums Can Be Annoying

35:15 – Noah’s Ark Movie Announcement

40:25 – Reboots vs. Revivals Debate

43:00 – Ask Yo Aunteas: How Has Your Queerness Evolved?

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For this special Pride Month episode of Minoritea Report, we’re joined by Tim Murray and Michael Henry, the hilarious duo behind OutTV’s “Wish You Were Queer”. From RV crashes and wild gator farms to navigating queer life in small-town America, we unpack it all—comedy, community, and chaos. We get deep on what it's like touring middle America as out gay men, how queer joy thrives in unexpected places, and how their show subverts expectations by showcasing authentic LGBTQ+ stories outside of the coasts. Plus, we play “Wish You Were Queer,” our game where guests decide which celebs need to be on our team. Expect: naked beaches, foot pic scandals, favorite gay cities, chicken chases, Trixie Mattel cameos, and some jaw-dropping confessions from behind the scenes.

🏳️‍🌈 Happy Pride!

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Yo Aunteas welcome DaShawn Usher and explore the themes of advocacy, community representation, and the importance of self-care in activism. They discuss the significance of creating spaces for marginalized voices, the role of joy in resistance, and the upcoming MOBI Fest, which celebrates black queer culture. The conversation also touches on navigating identity and the complexities of activism, emphasizing the need for intentionality and community support. In this lively conversation, Yo Aunteas and guest DaShawn Usher discuss their experiences at concerts, preferences for cities like Atlanta and New York, and reminisce about their favorite songs and artists. They delve into the anticipation surrounding upcoming tours, particularly the Brandy and Monica The Boy is Mine Tour, and reflect on the impact of iconic artists like Kelly Rowland, Beyonce, and Janet Jackson. The discussion culminates in a ranking of Beyonce's albums and a celebration of the music that has shaped their lives.

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Time Stamps

00:00 Intro

02:20 Introducing DeShawn Usher

36:00 MOBI Fest: Celebrating Black Queer Culture

40:20 Curiositea

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Auntea Tequila "Other Jerell" is back with us this week! Yo Aunteas discuss their drinking habits, the excitement of an upcoming trip to Seattle for Pride events, and Tequila's recent success in cheerleading competitions. The conversation takes a turn towards celebrity gossip, particularly focusing on the ongoing Diddy trial, where they analyze the implications of the testimonies and the cultural context surrounding it. The episode wraps up with a strong emphasis on community engagement and the importance of listener feedback. In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to cultural references, the importance of speaking up for marginalized communities, and the role of allyship in the LGBTQ+ community. They emphasize the need for accountability and understanding within the communitea, while also touching on issues of cultural appropriation in music and fashion. The conversation highlights personal growth, empathy, and the significance of supporting one another, especially during Pride Month.

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00:00 Introduction

05:36 Upcoming Events and Travel Plans

16:35 Beyoncé and Blue Ivy's Impact

21:06 The Matriarch Book Discussion

24:05 The End of Skype

26:27 Diddy Trial Insights

35:09 Communitea Bulletin Board

39:30 Minoritea Report Commercial

40:24 Ask Yo Aunteas: Cause A Scene

54:07 Where Them Fans At?

01:06:18 Target

01:09:57 Looking Ahead: Future Conversations and Guests

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Yo Aunteas hosts engage in a lively discussion that spans various topics, including the impact of weather on motivation, concert experiences featuring Kendrick Lamar and SZA, and a deep dive into the movie 'Sinners.' They reflect on cultural representation in cinema, the significance of music in connecting communities, and share humorous and quotable moments from the film. The conversation emphasizes the importance of storytelling and the joy of experiencing art together. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore various themes including the importance of celebrating cultural icons, the portrayal of love and desire in film, and the complexities of victimhood and accountability within the LGBTQIA+ community. They also delve into personal growth by discussing red flags and how to reframe them positively. The discussion emphasizes the significance of representation in media and the shared experiences that foster community and understanding among individuals. So, get your cups ready for Minoritea Report!

Time Stamps:

Chapters

00:00 Intro 02:26 Concert Experiences and Kendrick's Performance 05:26 SZA vs. Kendrick: A Concert Comparison 08:25 Cultural Moments and Community Engagement 11:27 Movie Discussion: Sinners and Initial Reactions 15:12 The Cultural Impact of Cinema 17:37 Representation in Storytelling 21:13 Humor and Community in Film 24:14 Musicality and Cinematic Techniques 28:18 Character Dynamics and Relationships 32:05 The Power of Audience Engagement 36:45 Transitioning Topics: A Quick Tea Break 38:16 Navigating Victimhood: The Burden of Justification 39:57 The Dynamics of Accountability in Conversations 42:06 Understanding Reactions: The Impact of Racial Dynamics 44:16 Self-Reflection: Recognizing Personal Accountability 48:28 The Role of Allies: Defining Support in Racial Contexts 52:21 Finding Balance: When to Engage and When to Walk Away 56:20 Dreams and Reality: The Subconscious Mind's Influence 01:00:27 Red Flags: Self-Reflection and Personal Growth 01:01:35 Red Flags and Beige Flags 01:04:23 Self-Reflection and Growth 01:07:00 Competition and Internal Struggles 01:09:39 Normalizing Internal Thoughts 01:11:54 Community and Shared Experiences 01:12:58 Upcoming Events and Closing Thoughts

Yo Aunteas welcome Alvion Arnell Davenport!!!  They delve into the evolution of drag culture, discussing its transformation from traditional female illusionists to a more diverse and inclusive art form. They explore the business side of drag, emphasizing the importance of maintaining quality and standards in performances, and how mainstream media has influenced public perception of drag. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by the LGBTQ community in preserving their identity amidst the commercialization of drag. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the multifaceted world of drag performance, discussing the importance of quality, community support, and the evolution of drag culture. They explore the impact of reality TV, particularly Drag Race, on the drag community, emphasizing the need for local talent to be recognized and supported. The discussion also touches on personal accountability, the significance of traditional drag, and the triumphs that can arise from overcoming challenges in the drag scene. In this engaging conversation, the speakers discuss the importance of staying relevant in the entertainment industry, share memorable performances that have personal significance, and explore the complexities of planning a dream wedding. They also delve into culinary passions, the influence of drag icons, and the legacy of music legends, all while providing cultural commentary on the current state of entertainment.

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Time Stamps:

00:00 Intro uwanna Mann

05:01 The Evolution of Drag Culture

09:55 Business of Drag: Quality and Standards

15:07 The Impact of Mainstream Media on Drag

20:02 Community and Identity in Drag

14:40 Gatekeeping and Standards in Drag

16:57 The Importance of Creativity and Investment

22:24 Traditional vs. Modern Drag

27:34 Community Support and Safety in Drag

31:31 The Role of Drag in LGBTQ+ Culture

36:48 Defying Stereotypes in Drag

37:32 The Journey to Becoming Miss Continental Plus

45:33 The Impact of Drag Race on the Drag Scene

53:29 The Importance of Staying Relevant

56:03 Memorable Performances and Personal Connections

58:41 Weddings: Dreams vs. Reality

01:00:30 Culinary Passions and Cookouts

01:06:23 Drag Icons and Influences

01:11:48 The Voltron of Drag Queens

01:12:51 Musical Legends: Gladys vs. Patti

01:13:49 Cultural Icons: Dionne and Beyoncé

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