Jonathan (he/him) talks about finding the label "gay" during a time that it felt distant, theatre-making as a tool for representation, and his upcoming show WHIRPOOL. CJ and Jenn #Luv2Learn. Check out WHIRLPOOL at Philly Theatre Week! https://www.facebook.com/events/787539788324999/

Tucker (they/them) leads us on a journey primarily about the 2019 film CATS. CJ makes a horrible pun. Jenn shows off their dramaturgy skills.

What a year it's been! We close out 20-Bi-teen with a recap of all our guests' Gay Agenda items from this year, and throw in some resolutions for ourselves.

Emilie (she/her) chats with us about the concept of passing, our history as a queer community, and the Jersey Devil. Jenn asks us which board games are the most gay, in what is perhaps the most challenging game of all time.

Cori (they/them) chats with us about what lead them to go to school to become a therapist, window-shopping gender, and why everyone thought they'd be a nun. Jay asks us to come up with a new child's book, and this one is gonna be a HIT.

Arielle (she/her) chats with us about finding the right queer label for her, Trans Awareness Month, and her new blog Trans and Caffeinated. Jenn (and/or Jay!) puts her barista skills to the test.

https://transandcaffeinated.com/

Will (he/him) chats with us about bisexuality, coming out, and being an ally for others. Jenn puts Will and CJ to the test about bisexual musicians.

Having recently passed our 2-year birthday, Jenn and I return to the very first person we ever interviewed for this show to dish about Gender Feelings.

Check out courtlyn's music here: https://courtlynlouise.bandcamp.com/

Carter chats with us about finding their genderqueer identity, the Sam & Devorah Foundation, and flipping vans. Jenn brings us back to what this podcast is really about: puns.

Carter's Instagram: @instaless_boi

The Sam & Devorah Foundation: http://www.samdevorah.org/

Amplio Fitness: https://www.ampliofitness.com/

We join Darnelle at Philly's Mütter Museum to chat about dressing up as a kid, lunchroom epiphanies, and his very photogenic cat. Then we create our own medical drama called "Gay's Anatomy".