JD talks with musician, composer, author and filmmaker Jack Curtis Dubrowsky this week about all the hats he wears in his multi-faceted career. To watch this on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

JD and Denise talk with musician Katie Marie who is back from touring with Paula Cole & Sophia B Hawkins. She tells us about ALL the changes she's been through in the last 10 months- from her divorce to finding love again, she discusses how all of it has effected her life, her music and lets us in on NEW tour info for Canada. To watch this on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

JD and Denise have a fun chat with husbands Mike and Chih, aka: The Dumpling Dudez (on social media). They talk about how the company came about, how Covid actually excelled their business, causing them to streamline and use social media more seriously. That, in turn, made them realise they could give up "corporate" life and pursue the dream of doing what they were passionate about and playing to one another's strengths in the business together. Now, they're making a huge, exclusive announcement about the direction they are heading as they prepare to leave Texas and head to Portland. To watch this on our YouTube Channel, click this link. 

JD and Denise welcome Sean O'Callaghan, aka: The Fat Gay Vegan to the show. He's the author of "Fat Gay Vegan: Live Like You Give a Shit", his blog covers all things vegan, social injustices, awareness, cafes and restaurants that specialise in vegan menus and more. Sean tells us his reasons for changing his lifestyle, what he's learned, and how you can make small changes that help you, the planet and more. To Watch this show on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

Denise and JD talk with Mary Catherine Garrison, one of the stars of "Somebody Somewhere", discussing everything from the heart of the show, the talented cast, the writing and how it's brought people together in such a subtle, relatable way. Plus, we delve into other show's Mary has been in, like "Veep", while we wonder where and what direction the TV and movie industry is headed. To watch on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

Denise and JD talk with Emmalie El Fadi, the writer and director of a new lesbian comedy about a lesbian couple starting a family. We talk about what it takes to get a indie film made, the work, the team, the money. Still in its earliest of stages, Emmalie tells us about how the idea came about and where they are at in the process of getting the movie made. To watch this on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

JD and Denise talk with creator, writer and producer Anthony Hand whose "Maxxie LaWow" Drag Super She-Ro animated feature length is taking the indie and queer film festival circuit by storm. This colourful, music filled family oriented film is Anthony's first, and with his trusty team, he's created something truly amazing and fun about a young barista who finds a magic wig that turns him into the Drag She-Ro we all need right now now. To watch on our YouTube channel, click here.

JD and Denise talk with David Lester, a Money Strategist and author ("I Love Money") from NYC, who shares advice on how to get yourself in a better financial position in 2025. David's positivity is infectious as he encourages people to commit to their values as priorities, believe in yourself, stay focused and keep moving forward in your career- plus much more. To watch this show on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

JD has an insightful chat with Lisa Kirkman of the "My Big Gay Overalls" podcast and blog out of Australia. They discuss starting a podcast, the commitment, the branding, marketing and promotion that goes into it along with tips and helpful info. To watch the chat on our YouTube Channel, click this link.

JD talks with the artistic director for Delray Beach's infamous venue "The Arts Garage" to discuss some of recent shows, how she finds the right things, music, stage, spoken word- for their audiences, how she customises them for the venue and more. To view the conversation on our YouTube Channel, click this link.