Meet Long Beach local celebrity, Drag Artist, Bartender, and Co-Owner of WERK Abel!!! Join us as we get to chat and laugh with Abel.

Special guest: Magaly La Voz De Oro 

She is a Queer Mexican Immigrant Artist singing Mariachi and voice acting. Performing all over and appeared in STARZ series Vida! 

Butt munching is canceled.  

The girls are fighting in WeHo while we recognize the contributions of The Silver Fox. Also the LB Pride Novela continues. 

The latest in Queer stories past present and future!

For this weeks Quick T Christophe is out cleaning up the oil spill so we spill the tea on worlds safest countries for Queers while he’s gone. We discuss the election pre-election! Tom Steyer takes a stance for Trans rights. Also Nino Ninerson Runs for office.

We bring on Gio founder of The Queer Room! The Queer Room is a Long Beach based platform that provides safe spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals centering queer women and their stories.  The Queer Room is building community here in our home town y'all. Let's here what she has to say!

"Gay Gasp" Gasping in Gay.  Gagged.. Gooped... gargled...

Hey y'all, this podcast contains potentially disturbing content. Our show includes graphic references to topics such as sexual abuse, self-harm, violence, eating disorders, explicit language, and sexual acts. Listener discretion is advised. This show is for mature audiences only.

Hosts discuss Palm Beach County's initial denial and reversal of funding for an LGBTQ community center under Florida’s anti‑DEI law, South Carolina bathroom bill threats, a Ghanaian trans artist's provocative reveal exposing risks of anti‑LGBTQ legislation, the European Parliament vote to ban conversion therapy, and cultural notes including the Met Gala and conversations about bisexual visibility.

This episode breaks down major LGBTQ+ headlines: the European Parliament’s move to ban conversion therapy, Florida’s new anti‑DEI measures and the brief denial (and reversal) of funding for a queer community center’s air conditioning, plus Ron DeSantis’ limits on local Pride support.

We examine a bold social‑media act by a Ghanaian trans artist that exposes how harsh anti‑LGBTQ laws can be weaponized through accusations, and what that means for everyday people without power or legal protections.

On the culture side, the hosts react to the Met Gala, celebrity coming‑out moments and bisexual visibility in entertainment, exploring how queer identity and pop culture intersect with politics.