Two Saved Queens

Happy Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month!!! Bear with us gurls as we try and do justice to two Queer Latinx Heroes: Pedro Zamora and Sylvia Rivera. But of course, that's not before getting sidetracked discussing our shared admiration (and thirst) for Ricky Martin and the trajectory of Christina Aguilera's career. Muchos Besos!

Childish Gambino. Black Women's Dating Options. Dr. Umar. Welp it must be an episode about colorism lol! Join us this week as we unpack our feelings on colorism as it relates to our dating experiences as young queens and how those experiences informed us as we got older.

You wouldn't think it from our takes on a certain female MC at the top of the show but this episode is all about HOLLYWOOD. Off the back of this past weekend's #EmmysSoWhite, Malekai and Deveraux discuss their own relationship with Tinsletown, acting and the entertainment industry at large.

It's our first guest of Season 2!!! And it's a gurl with a Blue Check Mark no less! We’ve got Twitter Verified journalist, author and Detroit’s first chief storyteller, Aaron Foley on the show this week. It's a wide reaching interview on not only the state of Black journalism but media at large post-DJT.  We also discussed Detroit’s tenuous relations between white and Black folks along with the need for novels about Black Queer relationships.

That’s right hoes! The messiest show this side of the political landscape is back, back, back again! We’re not gonna lie, it was touch and go for a minute. Maybe a certain queen wanted another week off (Malekai) but a promise is a promise! So come hear about the rest of our summer, along with a couple of ideas and changes in store for Season 2.  But don't worry one thing if there's one thing that will never change, we’ll never stop being shady.

We did it gurls! It only took us a couple months but we've finally made it through Robert R Jones The Prophets. And we have A LOT of feelings...especially about that ending! Join us for a spoiler filled discussion of the book's plot, characters and what it made us think about our own perspectives of Black Queer Love.

P.S. Hey Pham, we ran into a teeny bit of technical difficulties with the audio in the second half. Apologies. Don't worry though we'll have it worked out for when we come back for Season 2.

Can you believe we're already midway through the Summer?!? For this month's check-in Deveraux and Malekai have a quick catch up on their surprisingly busy June/July before Deveraux shares a story about a couple of old biddies who just can't seem to get along. It leads them both to think of other examples of folks they know who are too similar for their own good.

Happy Birthday Miss Deveraux!!! For the first of our special Summer episodes Miss Deveraux tells us how her second pandemic birthday went and if it was any different from last year’s. Following that we unpack the 100th Anniversary of the Tulsa Massacre and how it might provide a template to get reparations for Black Americans.

And that’s our...SEASON! You heard it right. 56 episodes later we’ve finally reached the end of our first season. Join us for our season finale as we discuss our secret or rather not so secret love for Britney Jean Spears, thought on Biden’s First 100 Days, and finally a very special message to the single gurls out there from Miss Deveraux.

This week Malekai and Deveraux are having a deep...and we do mean DEEP conversation on sexual compatibility and preferences when it comes to dating. Do they even matter? When's a good time to bring it up? And how can they impact a relationship for better or worse?