The Screw

Felicia Rose and ALove are back with the literary analysis you’ve all been waiting for. They react to “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” and the social upheaval that followed its release by examining the text, and reflecting on how Lil Nas X’s relationship with his formative queerness resembles or differs from their own.Alove

Leon is back in the mix with Felicia Rose and ALove again, and they discuss sexual positions. Do they matter that much for pleasure? The team solves the riddle and determines: not really. And they explain what really counts.

Felicia Rose and ALove, along with regular special guest Leon, tackle the politics of pleasure. If sex addiction is real, what causes some people to develop such a harmful relationship with sex. If smoking weed is cool and fun, why can’t you do it in the White House? Who is allowed by the rules of society to feel pleasure and why are certain pleasures inappropriate for certain classes of people? Specifically how come fuck machines are only for rich people? If you want to contribute to the production of the Screw or make Felicia’s fuck machine a reality, subscribe to our Patreon.

It’s a very thirsty Thursday at the Screw. Felicia Rose and ALove take some sips and discuss the intersectional nature of our struggles and the importance of taking care of each other across identity lines, HBO’s voguing competition show and how a puss under the effects of gravity may appear larger than it actually is.

Please enjoy a low-key, old-school Screw. Felicia Rose and ALove start slow with a discussion of the first porn that ever disgusted them and they spice it up from there. They chat about sexual awakenings, hate-fucking republicans and whether SoCal boys are too pretty to trust.If you want to see your hosts play Never Have I Ever with trustworthy pretty boy RJ City, subscribe to the New Queer Order patreon.

Felicia, ALove and Leon discourse about what safer sex means for sex positive people. There’s a new birth control gel on the market that acidifies the vagina and destroys any sperms that dare enter. Your hosts distill the pros and cons of squirting spicy jelly onto the cervix and spin off into a broader discussion about what kinds of contraception can affect long-term wellness, how shame about STIs increases the prevalence of STIs and the beauty of voiding the uterus whether by birth or abortion.For bonus content from episodes of The Screw and Tranos and The Lived Experience as well as exclusive stuff available nowhere else, become a New Queer Order patron.

This week, NQO’s social media guru Joe Myrick joins the Screw for a chat. He answers many of the most frequently asked questions about asexual people like “why,” and “do you have sex though?” Joe answers from his unique point of view.The crew discusses Joe’s network of podcasts Uplift United and its flagship show Mental Health Chek-In that hosted your Felicia Rose and ALove back in January.And they discuss the Detroit area and sneak in a little bullying of the funny-named French colonizer who lent his name to Joe’s neighborhood.Make sure to follow Joe @Wambamitsjam all over and to check out the Uplift United Patreon.

Your hosts Felicia Rose and ALove are joined by the shadowy third member of the Screw, NQO producer Bee Jordan. Bee edits the Screw, Tranos & the Lived Experience and built the NQO website, but what your hosts really want to know is what gets them hot. Maybe they find out why it's "being Bugs Bunny?"Subscribe to the NQO Patreon to see Felicia and ALove visit the dungeon where they played with Bee's fanstasy BDSM furniture.

This week, Felicia Rose and ALove are joined by a very special guest: Felicia’s partner Vee Infuso. Vee is a pop culture Youtuber who covers wrestling, TV and superhero media, and the Screw gets his exclusive perspective on what it’s like fucking Felicia. ALove delivers a series of hard-pounding questions to drill down to the truth of their relationship. A video version of this episode will be available on NQO’s Patreon if you want to see the happy couple cuddled up in their matching flannels.And make sure to check out Vee Infuso on Youtube and on Twitter.

This week, Felicia Rose and ALove have a relaxing chat about navigating trauma in interpersonal relationships, how it might mean you’ll need to retract consent sometimes and what happens to your brain when people start throwing hands during your first threesome. Lucky for everyone, you can be traumatized by a fight breaking out during group sex and grow up to enjoy getting your ass beat in a totally healthy way.If you’re inconsolably thirsty for more Screw, go to NQO’s brand new Patreon and subscribe for bonus video content and more.