Before drag balls and houses, before voguing and throwing shade, drag pageants dominated the scene. We discuss The Queen, a simple look at this small corner of the world that would soon give birth to a cultural powerhouse.

Then we turn our attention to the long-awaited Snyder cut of the Justice League, a four hour endeavor into the director's "original" vision for the superhero crossover film.

Ben presents a unique investment opportunity which has helped him save dozens of dollars on arcade prizes. Then we discuss Linga Franca, the story of an undocumented Filipina trans woman who falls in love while negotiating the fraught world of green card marriages.

WandaVision, the first MCU show on Disney+, has come to an end, and with it months of speculation and theorizing. We take some time to dissect the theories, the implications, and our thoughts of the show. Then we turn our attention to the HBO Max series It's A Sin, a vibrant yet grim show about a group of friends facing the early years of HIV/AIDS in London.

WE DID IT! It's our last batch of Golden Globe picks before the show. Don't forget to fill out your ballot! You can find the link on Instagram @queekspodcast. See you at the Globes!

We're keeping the party going with more Golden Globes picks, this time on the small screen! We promise you'll like this episode more than you liked Emily in Paris. Okay, we can't promise that. But you'll definitely like it more than Ben liked Emily in Paris.

Bonus episode!! We didn't quite get to all the film nominees in our first Golden Globes episode, so we're finishing what we started and making our predictions for Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Original Score and Song.

It's time to put down everything you're doing and focus on what's really important: the Golden Globes! We're doing our part at Queeks Podcast by filling you in on all the nominees and our best guesses at who the big winners will be.

What was the best show of 2020? Did you say Veneno? Correct! This Spanish import about a complicated trans icon is a miniseries masterpiece, and we're gushing over it in our full review.

We’re reading user reviews for gay dating apps, and spoiler alert: they're exactly as questionable as you think. Then we revisit the landmark gay film Brokeback Mountain, a movie that defined gay cinema for a generation and led to too many people shouting “I wish I knew how to quit you.”