On the series finale of YMMQ!: Danny Roberts (MTV's The Real World) talks Czech eye candy, spiders vs. snakes and the mother of all reality shows (spoiler: it's not Marjorie Taylor Greene).

From the bottom of my big, bent heart, thank you for five monstrous seasons. Until next time, remember: we're here, we're queer, and it's your fault!

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On the penultimate YMMQ!: Vanier Scholar, visual artist, activist, curator, and educator Syrus Marcus Ware talks compassionate posture, constant cravings and the cultural impact of the BCC field.

Illustrator and cartoonist Eric Kostiuk Williams talks comin' in all "Joan Jett", plant-based tycoonettes, and the contemporary ethics of the Spice Girls' debut music video, Wannabe.

As we careen towards our FINAL episode, we're taking it back to the series debut of YMMQ! with our very (!) first (!) guest (!): sweet-toothed sweetheart Colin Asuncion.

Original release date: Feb. 7, 2021
In our first of three debut episodes, Colin Asuncion (The Great Canadian Baking Show, The Social) talks matrimonial pavlovas, consensual kidnapping and which Disney princess would have invented the iPad.

Drag queen comedienne Hillary Yaas (OutTV's Camp Wanakiki) talks funemployment, "body as tool" and the most damned of the Catholic high school literature canon: FULLY ALIVE.

Canadian arts icon, puppet master and Officer of the Order of Canada Ronnie Burkett talks teachers' pets, practical collections and meeting Julie Andrews (!).

Writer and host Lauren Deborah (My Dad Stole My Limelight) talks Tim Tam slams, phantom ceramics and the ins and outs of a well-pierced ear.

Synthia Kiss and Juice Boxx (Canada's Drag Race, Semi-Qualified Queens) talk tickle trunks, BowFlex infomercials, and the long and winding road of a dial-up modem's download screen.

Writer and producer Alan Kliffer (Second City) talks group showers, guncles and the one thing that unites us in a conflicted world: the curb appeal of a good cult.

Performer and writer Ryan G. Hinds talks the lineage of cats (and Cats), powerful bouffants, and the sweet seduction of a sinking horse.