The Dinner Party Show

Ted Johnson, senior editor of Variety, joins Christopher and Eric for an ascent into summer movie madness. What are the season’s hits and misses so far? Which much-anticipated releases are still to come? Relationship “expert” JoNell Samms and critic-at-large Jordan Ampersand have their say with special reports on the joys of moviegoing.

With help from their deranged “special correspondents”, Christopher and Eric provide coverage of West Hollywood’s fourteen-hour Gay Pride Parade. Critic-at-large Jordan Ampersand spars with anti-gay protesters and newly sober best friends. Fairly imbalanced newsman Breck Artery interviews activists who’d like to set the gay community back twenty or so years. The Restless Leg Dancers finish things off with a particularly jumpy performance.

Toronto’s mayor accused of smoking crack! Killer robots on the loose! The news this week has Christopher and Eric punchier than usual and then fairly imbalanced newsman Breck Artery chimes in with the hard truth about high gas prices to send us all over the edge. Excitement is high with the impending announcement of the winner of the hugely popular Win a Phone Call from Anne Rice contest. But first, Christopher and Eric give their review of BEHIND THE CANDELABRA, and Twan, “Queen of the Stars,” reads the signs before they read you.

Paul Vitagliano, a.k.a. D.J. Paul V., takes a seat at the table to discuss sexual identity, gender norms, and inspiring gay youth with his book and blog, BORN THIS WAY. Relationship “expert” Miss JoNell Samms talks marriage and travel. A rousing discussion ensues on whether the vicious anti-gay rhetoric from the Archdiocese of New York is related to Manhattan’s surge of anti-gay attacks.

Time to announce the winner of the hugely popular WIN A PHONE CALL FROM ANNE RICE contest. But first, Christopher and Eric give their review of BEHIND THE CANDLEABRA, and Twan, Queen of the Stars, reads the signs before they read you.

Paul Vitagliano a.k.a D.J. Paul V. takes a seat at the table to discuss sexual identity, gender norms and inspiring gay youth with his book and blog, BORN THIS WAY. Relationship expert Miss JoNell Samms talks marriage and travel.

Christopher, Eric and D.J. Paul V. lead a rousing discussion on whether or not the vicious anti-gay rhetoric from the Archdiocese of New York is related to Manhattan’s surge of anti-gay attacks.

Apparently, people on Facebook can accuse you of anything. Christopher, Eric, and the Party People sound off on one woman’s viral Facebook post that falsely accused her ex-husband of rape. During the early show newsbreak, fairly imbalanced newsman Breck Artery introduces Newsmakers, a new talk show that allows him to berate other journalists. Back on track, Eric discusses his new murder-mystery series in the making. Christopher and Eric go full geek on STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS. While today’s featured guest gets comfy in the studio, Twan, “Queen of the Stars,” reads the signs before they read you and relationship expert JoNell Samms introduces listeners to her best frenemy, Mamie Lee Sideburns.

Alec Mapa returns! He’s hosting a new docu-series, AMC'S SHOWVILLE. And he’s a little bit tipsy. And all he wants to talk about is why Eric looks...different. Lyle and Kyle, two gay Christians, remind us that change comes from within. Critic-at-large Jordan Ampersand takes Eric on location to Cedars Sinai Hospital for an ill-advised medical report. The champagne is flowing as Alec Mapa explains why he thinks Christopher and Adam Lambert will never be boyfriends. Christopher manages to name-drop his mom a whole bunch. Eric convinces Alec to repeat his hit musical performance.

Eric discusses his new murder-mystery series in the making. Christopher and Eric go full geek on STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS. Twan, Queen of the Stars, reads the signs before they read you. Relationship expert JoNell Samms introduces listeners to her best frenemy, Mamie Lee Sideburns.

Alec Mapa returns! He’s hosting a new docu-series, AMC'S SHOWVILLE. And he’s a little bit tipsy. And all he wants to talk about is why Eric looks...different. Lyle and Kyle, two gay Christians, remind us that change comes from within. Critic-at-large Jordan Ampersand takes Eric on location to Cedars Sinai Hospital for an ill-advised medical report.

Dessert is served and the champagne is flowing. Alec Mapa explains why he thinks Christopher and Adam Lambert will never be boyfriends. Christopher manages to name-drop his Mom a whole bunch. And Eric convinces Alec to repeat his hit musical performance.