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We're back! This week on the podcast, we offer our weekly Ru-cap of RuPaul's Drag Race. We bask in the glory that is all things Olivia Lux, Caitlin pulls her earrings off for Utica, and we try to understand how one of our fave queens got sent home so early!! Then for our Pop Culture Moment we're discussing the new Netflix docuseries, Night Stalker. And we try to figure out why 'Merica seems to be so obsessed with all these murder docs. (For the record, we're obsessed too). Plus, stupid quizzes, we take our bras off, we trash-talk the snow, and we offer our latest Consqueeracies. Jordan theorizes where Marjorie Taylor-Green actually came from, and Caitlin sees the darker side of Frosty the Snowman. It's a good one, kids!
Oh no!! We had some technical difficulties this week and lost the episode that we had recorded. BUT, always seeking the silver lining, we decided to dig into an archive of shows we did on another platform last year. In this one we reviewed Mariah Carey’s Christmas Special and its seemingly infinite array of plunging necklines. Plus, a discussion about Christmas music. Shure loves it. Barbour, not so much. It’s a Christmas music death match and only one will survive. Plus, New Queer’s Resolutions, ConsQUEERacies, and much more.
This week, Jordan Barbour and Dr. Caitlin Shure (aka Mister Sister) take a look at the new-ish Disney Pixar film, Soul. What made our souls want to travel to the Great Beyond? And what kept us longing for an Earth Badge? Plus, how did we feel about a black man spending the majority of the film outside his own body? (Hint: We didn't love it). Then we jump into a deep dive around the topic of body swap movies and we pick apart the advantages and the limitations of the genre. As always, we dissect the latest episode of RuPaul's Drag Race, which included the first elimination of the season! And of course, we offer this week's Con-squeer-acies. What does Caitlin think Elon Musk was up to before he became the richest man in the world? And Jordan tries to unwrap the mystery of what's really going on with Ted Cruz's beard. You want answers and we are queer for it!
In this week's episode, Jordan Barbour and Dr. Caitlin Shure offer a recap of RuPaul's Drag Race S13 Episode 3. We talk about who we're dragging, who we're digging, and look back on the late great Tandi Iman Dupree. After that, we jump into all things Bridgerton for our Pop Culture Moment. Get your tea and crumpets out ladies, cause Mister Sister is GOING IN on all things aristocracy, courtship, and some questionable ways they've incorporated race. After that, we take a Deep Dive into the notion of rewriting history. What do The Imitation Game, Braveheart, and Captain America have in common (other than very hot leading men)? And why is Green Book so damn obsessed with fried chicken? And as always, we end with our weekly Cons-Queer-acies. Who's glitter-bombing Joe Biden? And is Michelle Obama actually a superhero? We answer all these questions and more on this week's episode!
In our very first podcast episode, Mister Sister (aka Jordan Barbour and Dr. Caitlin Shure) talk about the first two episodes of the 13th season of RuPaul's Drag Race in our Pop Culture Review. Who are we digging? Who are we dragging? And who do we think has a shot at the crown. After that, we take a Deep Dive into the world of drag and discuss one of RuPaul's most famous sayings: "We're all born naked and the rest is drag." What is drag? Or, more appropriately, what isn't? We end our show with our weekly Con-squeer-acies. Caitlin tries to get at the malevolent intentions of a chin zit, while Jordan has some pretty daring theories as to what was actually motivating the Capitol rioters on January 6th. The truth is coming out. And she wants the world to know!!
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