Madge and Bisket Hijack Amber's Birthday Special and you won't believe the results.  Laugh along in this great episode! Amber thought she was doing a normal show, and instead Madge and Bisket took over!  Many of Amber's friends and family stopped in to roast her or send their wishes. The guest list includes Miss Richfield 1981, Sherry Vine,  Emoji Nightmare, Matt Thole, The Beaver Pond Players, Mike Houston, and many many more!

Amber LeMay interviews the absolutely incredible Debbie Wileman about her magical life story!!

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Debbie Wileman was a housewife living in the UK, raising her daughter and looking for something to do during the pandemic. She started singing a song a day on Facebook for her friends.  Wileman has gained over 1 million online views for her spot-on recreation of Judy Garland and other performers, and it opened doors she never imagined!

NOW:

It's the worldwide celebration of the 100th Birthday of one of the Greatest Performers of our time and Debbie Wileman is going on tour!  She is on tour, direct from London, onstage to dazzle Judy's fans as well as her new followers. Debbie commands the stage – all with a live orchestra,  conducted by Ron Abel. She features the famous hit songs from Judy's  illustrious career, and, as an added treat, she sings songs of today (from Lady Gaga & Adele to Amy Winehouse & The Beatles, and more) that Judy would sing if she were with us today.  AND she has an album of songs available as well.  

Don't miss this interview with Debbie and the magical world that her life has become seemingly overnight!

Join Amber LeMay for a frank discussion with the amazing DoctorCarlton! All about BUTTS!

DoctorCarlton is a gay gastroenterologist who completed training in dual fellowships in Gastroenterology and Clinical Pharmacology at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. He landed his dream job in San Diego where he is married to an amazing guy and has 2 kids. While he serves the entire community’s medical needs, he is particularly proud to serve the local LGBTQ community in San Diego as a resource for healthcare without judgment or shame. He stumbled onto Tik Tok during the pandemic and realized the need and the hunger for anal sex education ...and not just from the LGBTQ family but also women and straight men interested in butt play. So many people are embarrassed to talk about anal sex or ask questions about it, but let’s face it...most people want to know how to do it right, do it well, and do it safely! Who better to ask than a gay GI doctor who not only knows the medical side of things, but is no stranger to anal sex himself?! He is available to people from all corners of the globe on Tik Tok, Instagram, and Twitter and to answer those taboo or embarrassing questions one might be afraid to discuss with their own doctor.

Amber LeMay interviews a true gay power couple - actor Stephen Wallem and actor, choreographer and director Tony Humrichhouser.  

Stephen Wallem is a SAG Award-nominated actor best known as Thor on the Emmy-winning Showtime series “Nurse Jackie”. He currently can be seen as Winston Robards on “The Resident” (Fox) and Rudy Syndergaard on NBC’s “Law and Order: SVU”. Other TV credits include “Difficult People,” “Divorce,” and “Horace and Pete”. Stephen made his feature film debut this past Valentine’s Day in the hit romantic comedy Marry Me starring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson. East Coast stage appearances include Hazel in the Encores! production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Pipe Dream at New York City Center, Craig Carnelia’s world premiere Poster Boy (Williamstown Theatre Festival) and Anna Nicole (New York City Opera/BAM). Stephen accrued 2500 performances as both Jinx and Sparky in various companies of Forever Plaid including Chicago, Las Vegas, Denver, Drury Lane Oakbrook, and the first national tour. He is also an After Dark Award-winning cabaret artist in both Chicago and Manhattan, including A Burly Night Music at Birdland, Off the Wallem at Don’t Tell Mama, Schwartz and All at Birdland, the Sondheim Unplugged series at 54 Below and teaming with Edie Falco for the original cabaret The Other Steve and Edie at the Laurie Beechman Theatre. He reunited with Edie for Love Letters to benefit the Kalamazoo Civic Theatre. At The Muny in St.Louis, Stephen was seen as Shrek in Shrek the Musical, Horton in Seussical, and the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz. For Farmers Alley Theatre, he starred as Max Bialystock in The Producers with fiancé Tony Humrichouser and as Buddy in Elf for Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts. He portrayed Judas/Padre in Court Theatre's acclaimed production of Man of La Mancha (Joseph Jefferson Award, After Dark Award) and reprised his performance at Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven. Stephen became a staple at the Ravinia Festival, appearing with Patti LuPone, Audra McDonald and Michael Cerveris in A Little Night Music, Passion, and Sunday in the Park with George, all directed by Lonny Price. National Tours include Forever Plaid, Into The Woods and Scrooge with Richard Chamberlain.

Tony Humrichouser is an award-winning actor, choreographer and director hailing from Detroit, Michigan. His performance credits include Jinx/Sparky in the Joseph Jefferson Awardwinning Chicago company of Forever Plaid, John Adams in 1776, Gabe in Dinner with Friends, Leo Bloom in The Producers and Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol at the Tony Award-winning Trinity Repertory Company. He most recently was seen as Bruce in Fun Home at the Farmers Alley Theatre, Tateh in Ragtime at the Wagon Wheel Theatre and Malcolm McGregor in The Full Monty at The Des Moines Playhouse. Regional credits include Oscar in Sweet Charity, Lumiere in Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Harold Bride in Titanic, Applegate in Damn Yankees, Hornbeck in Inherit The Wind, Cornelius Hackle in Hello Dolly, Noah in The Rainmaker, Ben Gant in Look Homeward Angel, Otto Kringelein in Grand Hotel and Charlie in The Foreigner. Most recent New York production credits include assisting director Lonny Price on the New York Philharmonic's production of Company at Lincoln Center, Schwartz and All at the iconic Birdland and directing The Other Steve and Edie starring Edie Falco and Stephen Wallem at The Laurie Beechman Theatre. Mr. Humrichouser holds a B.F.A. in Musical Theatre Performance from Western Michigan University and an M.F.A in Acting from Rhode Island College. He is a graduate of the Trinity Repertory Conservatory in Providence, RI and a member of the Actors Equity Association. He has severed as the Director of Musical Theatre programs at Drake University and the University of Missouri Kansas City's Conservatory of Music and currently serves as the Artistic Director of the Kalamazoo Civic Theatre. 

In 2013, Jason Loper, a blogger and digital marketing executive, and Michael Schreiber, a writer and therapist, purchased the only American System-Built Home constructed in Iowa, the Delbert and Grace Meier House, which set them on a course of refurbishing and researching their new residence. In their book, This American House, Jason and Michael trace the history of the Meier House through its previous owners, and shed light on this underexplored period of Wright’s oeuvre.

Michael Schreiber’s debut book, One-Man Show: The Life and Art of Bernard Perlin, was named a Stonewall Honor Book by the American Library Association and is being adapted into a feature-length film. This American House is his second book. Michael continues his work of the past twenty years guiding the cognitive, emotional and social development of young adults with autism and other developmental challenges.

Jason Loper has made a career out of caring for homes. Whether as a butler, designer, writer, editor, or creator of digital content for consumer brands, Jason’s goal is to make the world a more beautiful and comfortable place. This American House is his first book.

Dixie Longate hails from Mobile, Alabama where she lives with her three kids: Wynona, Dwayne and Absorbine, Jr. She started selling Tupperware as part of the conditions of her parole back in 2001. Within a few years, she became the top selling Tupperware representative in the US. When a friend of hers told her she should turn her living room party into a theatrical show, she laughed so hard at the idea, she almost had to put down her drink.

Dixie's Tupperware Party soon opened off-Broadway in 2007 to both raving fans and great reviews. The show earned Dixie a Drama Desk Award Nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance. She lost to Laurence Fishburne. Really. Look it up. The following year, with plastic bowls in hand, she embarked on a small tour to some theaters in the US. Twelve years later, that tour was still running and had become one of the longest-running off-broadway tours in American theater history.

During the lockdown in 2020, she came up with her first streaming show while refilling her breakfast vodka as she was trying to homeschool her kids. Dixie's Happy Hour ran in 26 cities over the first few months of 2021.‍

After 22 months of being forced to be with her kids full-time, which was about the meanest thing anyone has ever done to her by the way, she decided it was time to emerge from the trailer to share all the things that she learned when the world was flipped over and life took a crap on the front lawn with her new show, Cherry Bombs and Bottle Rockets.

Amber’s very special guest this week is the one and only Sherry  Vine. She’s visiting to share the details about her brand new variety  show! With almost 30 years under her sequined belt, Sherry Vine has  earned the title of Drag Legend. Sherry tours the world with her all  live singing, hilarious comedy shows, is the star and writer of her own  variety show, She’s Living For This (now on Hulu), can be seen in  numerous movies and TV shows, is a founding member of Theatre Couture,  and is The OG Queen of YouTube, where her video parodies have been viewed over 19,000,000 times.

Amber interviews BILL RUDMAN, the artistic director of The Musical Theater Project, a nonprofit organization he founded nearly 25 years ago. The organization produces concerts and cabarets all over town; it has an acclaimed program in area elementary schools; and Bill hosts a syndicated radio program on musical theater heard locally on WCLV and nationally on 100 public stations and SiriusXM Satellite Radio. Bill is a native of Willoughby and a graduate of Hiram College. In 2000 he became the first recipient of the Robert P. Bergman Award for his work in arts education and community outreach.

Duane Scott Cerny is the author of the memoir, Selling Dead People's Things. It has been excerpted in The New York Times, has garnered 5 Star reviews from collectors, designers, dealers and readers from around the world, and has been an #1 Amazon Bestseller, USA & Canada... Twice!  The Advocate has named it one of the Top LGBTQ Memoirs of the Year... alongside the likes of John Waters, no less. Duane is the co-owner of The Broadway Antique Market (BAM!), Chicago's oldest and largest multi-dealer vintage shop. He has propped over 200 television/film productions such as Fargo, ChicagoFire, ChicagoPD, Candyman, Natural Born Killers, Road To Perdition, Public Enemies, Only The Lonely, the Chucky Movie franchise, to namedrop but a few. Upcoming releases include Ripple Effect and The Big Leap. BAM has been featured on HGTV, Huff Post, O Magazine, USA Today, nearly every antique publication in the country, and multiple episodes of TruTV's #1 Show, The Carbonaro Effect.

Dr. Steve Yacovelli (a.k.a. “The Gay Leadership DudeTM”) is Owner &

Principal of TopDog Learning Group, LLC, a leadership, change

management, and diversity and inclusion consulting firm based in

Orlando, Florida, USA but with affiliates (“TopDoggers”) throughout the

globe.

Steve and TopDog provide guidance and solutions in leadership and

organizational development, change management, diversity and

inclusion consulting, instructional design, and custom e-learning

creation. Whether it be through providing keynotes and facilitating

leadership development programs for Fortune 500 companies like The

Walt Disney Company, Bayer AG, or accenture, to providing one-on-one coaching experiences for groups like

IBM, Covestro, and The Public Library Association, or creating engaging, effective training solutions for various

delivery formats for folks like Tupperware Brands Corporation, The Ohio State University, and The Bill & Melinda

Gates Foundation, Steve is passionate about helping others be their best selves, in and out of the workplace.