So in between season 2 & 3, I wanted to put up a few mini eps each week so you don't miss us too much. This one - Sarah and I ask each other a bunch of questions with hilarious results. Hope you enjoy!

So Sarah and I were both really lucky to sit down with living legend, Miss Coco Peru recently. 

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Sarah and I are huge fans and it made sense that she would be the icing on the cake for Season 2. 

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Coco is without a doubt one of the greatest performers in the industry. She's done film and theatre and her one-woman shows are legendary but it's her humour, her compassion and her activism that sets her apart from most. 

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I feel like she needs no introduction so if you aren't familiar, head over to her YouTube page and prepare to spend hours giggling hysterically to yourself. 

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So when I saw a picture of Terri Butler living her best life at Mardi Gras, I knew I wanted to interview her for the podcast. 

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She's one of those people that you could sit and talk to for hours. She's funny, really smart and has that special knack of making you feel comfortable right away. 

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We talk about a lot of stuff in this interview but of course I focus on the stupid marriage survey, we talk LGBTQI rights for the next 18 months and also, why it's important to get involved in what's happening around you.

Ya’ll some thirsty bitches for our Monique Brumby episode. Turns out - you all bloody loved it.

I had so many emails and messages that I literally could not believe what was happening. Every day someone told me how much they loved the interview and begged me to do another one. 

Full disclosure - I could literally talk to her everyday so you weren’t twisting my arm or anything. She’s so funny and smart and nice, completely lovely and all the other really good words you can use to describe someone. I love chatting to her. 

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We talk tragic family photos, how to keep fish alive, a new album and she shares a Bangles story that I feel is gonna wake me up in a cold sweat for the next 20 years and it didn’t even happen to me. 

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🎸 + 😎 = 🤣❤️

Religion is one of those funny things, isn't it. I've known a lot of people who really struggle with their beliefs and their sexuality, as if the two cannot exist together. Some people think you can only have one or the other which seems kind of crazy to me.  

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I'm not a religious person but I'm so interested in what religion can and does do to the mental health of gay people. Having been on the receiving end of some good old fashioned hate mail recently, it's only made me more curious about this idea that gay people are sinners when I'm pretty sure I remember Jesus only ever preached love. 🤷🏽‍♀️  

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I sat down with the Very Reverend Peter Catt, Dean of St John's Anglican Cathedral in Brisbane (who I share a nice personal story with and who I've always found to be a very reasonable religious man) to discuss all things religion. Does God hate the gays? What was Sodom and Gomorrah really about? Oh and of course I find time to mention that bloody plebiscite we were just forced to do.

You might remember our incredibly popular porn episode and how I talked about a lovely lady I had discovered called Brandi Love. Hold onto your hats - BRANDI LOVE IS ON THIS EPISODE!

A contender for the nicest lady in the universe award, she’s also super smart, really funny, a kick ass business lady and an award-winning MILF. And she's a fan of the podcast! What a package! 😍

We’re really sex positive here at Oh Hey, Gays (in case you hadn’t noticed) so I sat down with Brandi to talk porn, Twitter trolls & the idea that - dudes, SEX (& WANTING TO HAVE SEX) IS NATURAL AND NORMAL so quit judging each other. It’s a great chat and I was buzzing for days after it. I’m pretty sure you’ll love it too. 

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Brandi - I know you're probably reading this so thanks again. Can't wait to chat soon! 😘

Dr Rebecca Ray is a Clinical Psychologist, author and creator of the instagram page @Happihabits. 🌸

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A friend of mine recently saw her speak at the Peppermint Talks and said I'd love her for the podcast. She was right!

As ya'll know, mental health is one of my passion areas. I think we all need to start talking more about mental health and working together as a community to help people stop feeling so bad. 

I loved interviewing Rebecca about her book 'Be Happy'. Enjoy, guys!

Hey pals, so I'm going to start doing a lot more episodes where we share stories about people's lives. Ever since interviewing Rodney Croome, I've realised the more we share our stories, the less fear some people have about our lives. 

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I was really lucky to sit down with the super cool Jaxxon Chilli this week and listen to his trans story. Jaxxon runs TBar at Sporties (in Brisbane, Australia) and he's one of the coolest people I've spoken to in a long time. His story is amazing - it's funny and heart-warming and I know you'll love it as much as I did. Jaxxon, thank you again for sharing your story with me and I'll see you on the 8September for TBar!

Full disclosure - I was moved beyond belief to hear Rodney talk about his life of activism and to hear what Tasmania was like when I was growing up.

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Before I spoke to him, I thought I knew about what he'd done for the LGBTQIA community but believe me, I didn't.

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He was right there in the fight for rights when people were calling for the death penalty for gay people. Yeah, the death penalty.

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It's a big interview and it covers a lot of information. Let me know what you think.

LGBTQI icons. They're everywhere! It seems like everyone is or is vying to be an icon to our amazing community. 

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But what makes an icon? Can they be straight? Or should we focus more on our community? Is 'fabulous' the only credential? Or should we want more from our icons? 

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This episode Sarah and I discuss our personal icons; that time I asked Tracy Grimshaw out for coffee and Sarah gets spooked by a ghost cat. Fun times.