Spencer (he/him) chats with us about being a drag queen as a transgender man, the expansive backstory of Draggedy Anne, and the future of drag. We write a wholesome children's book about magical drag cats.

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Black queer artist & educator Briyana (they/them) talks to CJ and Jenn about the systemic racism in the theater, queer community, and beyond. Then we rank fruit based on how gay it probably is. This episode contains multitudes.

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Genderqueer theatre artist Pax Ressler (they/them) joins us to talk about non-binary representation in theatre, Shakespeare, and trying to be an activist. What starts as a Queer Counsel meeting turns into us deliberating what things are the gayest.

Co-host of the podcast "Talk Straight" and middle-aged Southern lady Alicia (she/her) chats with us about being adaptive to learning, getting married right before the SCOTUS decision, and cat puns. We make a new government.

YA author Tina Kakadelis (she/her) chats with us about why she specifically chooses to write queer stories, the tropes we hate, and the beauty of rom coms. Jenn has us deliberate how to make YA gay(er). CJ creates Maze Boy.

Wow, it's been almost a year since we started this! Jeez, a lot of stuff has changed about our identities in that time! Woof, we finally need to address that! CJ talks about being androgyne. Jenn leads us on her Gender Journey still in progress.

Author Olivia Hill (she/her) chats with us about her upcoming book "Ultra", real-life allegories in fiction, and how the sky is gay now.  The three of us create an augmented reality game.

Ross (he/him) from the podcast "Kidflix" talks to us about the many uses of Grindr (apparently not just dating!), teaching kids that being gay is cool, and celebrity crushes.  Jenn calls on Ross & CJ to make a new children's TV show.

Game Master and fellow podcaster Jeff (he/him) chats with us about role-playing games and why they're so great for queer people (except when they're not).  Jenn leads a very-mini campaign.

Philadelphia director, playwright, and actor Josh Hitchens (he/him) chats with us about marriage, divorce, theater, and more.  Jenn and Josh chat about classic horror characters and how queer they (probably) are.