No, they're not guests. We're not that desperate.

Professional comedians Jamie MacDonald and Tomi Walamies, who both make THOUSANDS OF MONIES peddling their yuks EVERY YEAR, see themselves fit to judge the latest specials of Ricky Gervais and Dave Chappelle, two living legends who have both made the curious decision of selling old school phobias to their new conservative audiences.

The trailer for Queer and Dumb.

Immense thanks to Podcast Producer Travis Glossop for making this! You can find him under @TravisGlossop on the socials.

Viewer mail episode! Jamie asked you about the most and least gay things about 2023, and we commented on your suggestions.

Beware what you wish. Audience has been contacting us about Tomi not having dumb enough questions, so he searched the internet and his friends for the dumbest LGBTQIA+ questions.

Jamie goes through most human emotions while answering this garbage.

From cookie-cutter perfect-body gay iconography to the near-erotic love one feels for a personal trainer, Jamie and Tomi are joined by visual artist and all-round enby sweetheart Timo Tähkänen to explore body image and queerness. Once again, Tomi gets no closer to his quest to understand Grindr.

Timo's current exhibition, Pink Gym, is an installation of performances for the camera. It explores workout culture as an expression of love, and runs December 2.-17. at MUU Helsinki Contemporary Art Centre.

Compilation episode! Apologies to Latvia for our behavior, congratulations to Latvia for their new Partnership Law, ponderings on the history and present of gay marriage, how to call out phobic behavior, what is masculinity, and a queer gym.

Our lawyer has told us that this will be our last episode. Will it? You'll see in two weeks.

Should a group of people automatically support a nation that treats their (non-Palestinian) members better than the neighboring nations do, regardless of any other things that nation does?

A literal filler episode. (sorry)

Jamie tells Tomi about the bees and the bees.

Are queer people two-dimensional? On a flat screen, everyone is! Jamie tells Tomi about LGBTQIA+ representation in film and television. ALSO! A new ending segment, Upsetero. You need to hear it to believe it.