Kristen and Harrison start this episode by delving into the recent general strike, expressing disappointment over the lack of participation from local businesses. The conversation shifts to the complexities of ICE operations, revealing past cooperation between local law enforcement and federal agencies. The hosts also discuss the latest revelations from the Epstein files and their implications. 

Kristen and Harrison discuss the joys of being snowed in, their favorite TV shows like 'Alone' and delve into societal issues exemplified by the show 'Heated Rivalry'. The hosts also talk about their social media experiences, touching on critiques they received for calling out wealth inequality in Provincetown. They stress the importance of building community through action amidst current political turmoil, featuring a heartwarming story of Paige Becker donating $50,000 to her Minnesota community.

The Rise of Sports Gambling

Happy 2026! Where Do We Start?!

This week we are happy to share the Art Colony's episode with Kristen as their special guest! 

Harrison's Therapy: He's Finally Spillin' the Tea, Y'all!

Queer Times Holiday Episode!

Kristen and Harrison discuss 'Heated Rivalry,' a new LGBTQ-themed show on HBO Max. They debate the representation of queerness in media, with opinions on whether the show caters more to straight audiences or authentically represents queer experiences. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Democratic primary in Texas between Jasmine Crockett and James Erika, discussing their positions and electability, particularly focusing on views about Israel.

Kristen and Harrison delve into the implications of Netflix's potential acquisition of Warner Brothers, examining the impact on consumers, content creators, and the streaming landscape. The conversation also touches on a controversial incident at Oklahoma University involving a student's religious-based essay and a trans teaching assistant. To end on a lighter note, they highlight queer-owned businesses for holiday shopping, including The Good Stuff Gallery in Buffalo and Tru Tone Christmas Lights.

In this episode, Kristen and Harrison catch up on their Thanksgivings, including unique holiday meals and traditions. They review the new 'Wicked' movie, offering mixed opinions and highlighting standout performances. The conversation shifts to Patty Gonia, a drag performer known for their environmental and LGBTQ+ activism, who is currently on a fundraising hike. The hosts also address consumerism during the holiday season, promoting small businesses and thoughtful gift-giving. They end with a sports update and encourage community engagement through liking, subscribing, and sharing their content.