Two fitness trainers, one drag queen, and zero filter. This week Frankie is joined by THE OG'S. Canada's Drag Race Season 1 star Juice Boxx and Barry's trainer Cammy Franny (Cam Francis) for an insightful, honest, and hilarious episode. THE CHEMISTRY WAS CHEMISTRYING.

What starts as a conversation about baldness and Ne-Yo's very public polyamory situation spirals fast. We get into peptides, testosterone, and this Ozempic era. And what all of that means when you're a drag queen who also lifts. Juice Boxx gets candid about navigating life as Joe AND Juice Boxx, saying yes to everything in the triple threat career, and what it actually takes to balance drag with fitness. Cammy opens up about the real physical expectations that come with being a trainer in gay spaces, the straight guy clients, and the "be you, f**k you, or hate you" philosophy he swears by.

And don't forget about RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 11. These two guests do NOT hold back. We discuss this very interesting... format, we make our picks for who's advancing and get some insight on the WeHo Drag scene.

And we of course wrap up with our GAYMES including: the worst gym etiquette offenders ranked, who's more intimidating — a spin instructor or a drag queen — and a Marry Hook Up Block round that went fully off the rails.

STAY THYRSTY.

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We’re joined by Makayla Couture and Baby Bel Bel for one of our funniest, highest energy, and full-circle episodes yet.

Baby Bel Bel was the first drag queen Frankie ever saw perform, and Frankie was there to watch one of Makayla Couture's early performances in a tiny café. Interviewing them both on the podcast now, after everything they’ve accomplished, just feels right.

Makayla debuts her brand new boobs (with basically no recovery time… a medical marvel), which leads into a real conversation about body image, balance, and taking care of yourself in and out of drag. We also get into the Crews & Tangos competition drama (where the girls did not take Frankie's critique well), what the word on the Village streets are about Frankie, and what it takes to grow in this industry.

Plus: We break down all 3 of the new All Stars 11 Brackets, and ofc some Drag Race trivia.

This episode is chaotic, hilarious, and easily one of our most laugh-out-loud conversations yet. Don’t miss it and STAY THYRSTY.

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This week we’re thirsting over our red headed beauty THYRST TRAP OF THE WEEK. She’s a performer, host, model and activist. She’s graced our screens and stages - it’s the West Coast diva - Kendall Gender!

From Drag Race budgets, filler and nose jobs, and Ozempic in the drag community, and whether or not drag queens are being up charged for looks going on Drag Race (we're still on the budget debate!) She gets candid about navigating body image struggles within the LGBTQ+ community and in the world of drag and how to balance it all.

We get into the current Drag Race Season 18 takes, who she thinks should win (and who actually will), and whether she’d ever go back on Drag Race/reality TV.

Plus: drama from Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, a full run of chaotic games (including Heads Up: Drag Queen Edition), and Kendall makes me bold promise — she’ll do the Grouse Grind in drag if she hits 100K from this episode… so go follow!

You don't want to miss this one!

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I was star-struck for this one! The first ever Drag Race anything I watched was the first season of Canada's Drag Race hosted by none other than Brooke Lynn Hytes. To have her as a guest on my own podcast interviewing her about the very show that started this entire journey is such a full circle moment.

She opens up about her journey in drag, hosting, acting, and her never-ending hustle, plus the behind-the-scenes of her career milestones.

From interacting with RuPaul to filming the upcoming movie Stop! That! Train! directed by Adam Shankman, Brooke Lynn shares candid thoughts on managing her busy career and what goes into creating the magic on Canada’s Drag Race. She reflects on favorite winners some of her favourite winners, memorable moments from past seasons, and her take on the highly anticipated All Stars season.

Plus, she spills about recently turning 40, handling love as a pisces, and her "yes and" mentality.

Hustle, heart, and iconic insights, it's the queen of the North - Brooke Lynn Hytes!

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We sat down with spicy creators Lobo and Diego Silva for one of our most unfiltered conversations yet — and it goes way deeper than you’d expect.

From gym dress codes and personal relationships to breaking into the adult content world, they open up about how they got started, the reality of online vs in-person work, and if there's any pressure of constantly being judged on your body. Diego talks about his appearance on Below Deck that opened up a new spicy world, while Lobo shares what it’s like balancing content creation with a husband and a girlfriend.

We get into labels, sexuality, and why “freedom” in the queer community isn’t always as open as it seems — plus the impact of comments, changing your niche based on your body, and how authenticity plays into success.

And of course, it wouldn’t be this episode without some chaos: cheesy corn acting, AI deepfakes, Drag Race takes, red flags, messy dating stories, and a lot of unfiltered opinions.

Raunchy, honest, and unexpectedly thoughtful.

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New b🍒bs AND a new boo?! Sanjina Dabish Queen is back by popular demand with a couple of major updates…

From how the new tatas have changed her confidence onstage, to being California sober - it's the same Sanjina we all love in a newer, better, transformative era. We talk this season of Rupaul's Drag Race including our standout queens. We also delve BACK into Canada's Drag Race where there may have been some post-drama tea from one of our clips about how much $ queens are spending on their Drag Race packages... nothing’s off limits! For our Gaymes of the week we play: Bare Minimum or Princess Treatment and test Sanjina on some idioms (don't worry it's not about lyme disease this time). Bottom's up and Bob's your uncle!

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Today we’re thirsting over the winner of The Perfect Match, the winner of The Traitors Canada, and the winner of millions of his followers’ hearts, the very first straight man for our very first episode of the season - it’s Dom Gabriel!

We really covered it all... from what he thinks about the Heated Rivalry phenomenon, himbo vs mastermind edits, what didn’t air on The Traitors Canada, and which show fans recognize him from the most. Dom opens up about quitting his job to be on The Mole, navigating reality TV dating, and he even spills on how much $ got him to that Perfect Match house.

Dom opens up about how he came to embrace the nail polish and crop top look and why Netflix tried to stop the crop. And it wouldn’t be Dom, if he didn’t mention Dungeons and Dragons and he does that by comparing ranks to tops and bottoms. 

You really don’t want to miss this one. Get to know our THYRST TRAP OF THE WEEK: DOM GABRIEL. 

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THYRSTY BOYS is the podcast where we interview the celebs you’re thirsting over. Host Frankie Cena gets real with reality TV stars, creators, comedians, and more, diving into the drama, the culture, and the confessions you didn’t even know you needed. From Drag Race royalty to Love Is Blind couples, plus some of the internet’s most talked about content creators.

Join us every other Thursday!

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