Miss Bashful always knew she was going to be a star. She came strutting out the womb in a microkini , mini skirt and pigtails. The Mexico City born , Texas raised Berlin sensation is a retired stripper turned professional “Sexy Talker”. 

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Miss Bashful’s music makes you feel empowered with songs like “Muschi Muschi” and “Slut Commandments”. She also likes to bring a smile to your face with her tongue-in-cheek lyrics with songs like “Short King Spring” and “Hot Dog & Hot Bitch”. Her bold, playful, and sexy lyrics often touch on important topics with a sarcastic twist. 

Miss Bashful
Hosted by 
Halle Hirota
Robin Banks
& Serena 

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Kathleen Munroe is a Canadian actress, singer-songwriter, and multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario. Kathleen gained early recognition with her starring role as Annabelle Banks in the television series Beautiful People. Over the years, she has built an impressive body of work across film and television, appearing in acclaimed projects such as Patriot and She is one of the faces of Law and Order: Toronto: Criminal Intent as detective Frankie Bateman.

Kathleen's talents jumped off the screen and into the studio where she wrote and recorded numerous albums under the moniker “monroe”. "

Ruby and Ming had the pleasure of sitting down with Kathleen in the Champagne Room! Full episode on Patreon.

Desmond Cole is one of Canada's most important - and controversial -- journalistic voices. A former Toronto Star columnist, author, activist, and broadcaster, Desmond has spent years challenging the institutions that shape how Black stories are told and suppressed in Canadian media.

In this episode of The Champagne Room, he sits down to talk about journalism: what it demands, what it costs, and why telling the truth has never been a neutral act.

His work has appeared in The Walrus, NOW Magazine, Torontoist, The Tyee, and beyond. His book "The Skin I'm In" -expanded from his landmark Toronto Life essay and is essential reading on anti-Black racism in Canada.

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Join us as we sit down with filmmaker and producer Blake Mawson to discuss his unique approach to storytelling, the art of drag performance, and his journey into directing horror cinema. We explore how he uses genre as a tool for deeper social commentary and hear his thoughts on queer representation in film. Plus, a special check-in with his mom!🍾🥂🍾🥂

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Jay Baruchel — How to Train Your Dragon, Blackberry, Goon — steps into
The Champagne Room. And he didn't come alone.

His wife Rebecca Baruchel Dunham is in the room too, and the two of them
together are a completely different interview than anyone expected. The girls put the lovebirds in the velvet hot seat and talk the infrastructure holding Canadian creatives back, why Jay keeps choosing to work here when Hollywood keeps calling, and what the industry gets wrong about audiences north of the border.

Also: their dynamic on set, the myth of the "Canadian accent," hockey, and
a few things their publicist definitely didn't greenlight.

The Champagne Room is where Stripper News puts unexpected guests in the mosthonest room in the building. No filters, no publicists, no script.

Welcome to The Champagne Room, Téa!

Téa Mutonji is a celebrated poet and fiction writer based in Toronto. Her debut collection of short stories, Shut Up You’re Pretty was nationally recognized, winning both the Edmund White Debut Fiction Award and the Trillium Book Award. Téa received the Jill Davis Fellowship at New York University where she is completing her MFA in fiction. She is currently celebrating her debut novel- My Person and balancing being Toronto's sweetheart. 

Téa gets interviewed by dancers Andrea and Ariel - will she say yes to a lap dance?

Welcome to the Champagne Room - Bruce! Bruce sat down with dancers Tony and Nikki to talk about his film discography, strip club experiences, Incel-ebrities and more!

Bruce LaBruce is a Canadian filmmaker, artist, photographer and queer icon based in Toronto. He is notable for being a pioneer of the queercore punk rock movement. His films include Raspberry Reich, the Misandrists and most recently The Visitor. 

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