You Made Me Queer

Canadian Screen Award-winning actor Natasha Negovanlis (Carmilla) talks short-stint child rearing, the perks of being an alto, and (head bow) Lisa Loeb.

Comedian Karen Williams talks being the first openly lesbian Black comic to drop queer material, "white lady jam," and the Heidi Fantasy.™

Olympian, speaker and human rights advocate Mark Tewksbury talks nana's wigs, lag-time Barbies and the secret library at the bottom of the trash can.

Comic, actress, host and writer Elvira Kurt talks childhood barbers, punitive fashion and (the trouble with) putting a dress on a wildcat.

Comedian, actress, activist and playwright Martha Chaves talks pot gummies, humdrum surveillance and the unbearable lameness of being matched up with boys (yawn).

Award-winning journalist Francis Plourde (CBC's The Village: The Montreal Murders) talks latent twins, prophylactic doorways and 'saying it with chips.'

Director, screenwriter and producer Stephen Dunn talks serendipitous car trouble, Halloween "supply chain issues" and reboots (but not Reboot!). (Note: Today's mini episode was recorded directly from our call. Please enjoy the rustic nature of our audio).

Filmmaker, musician, actor, multimedia artist and award-winning radio and TV broadcaster Sook-Yin Lee talks breast strokes, blueberry fields and the undeniable eroticism of the bathroom tile.

Actor and director Luke Bovenizer talks ICQ, Stargate as mood music and the pearl-clutching dread of DAD'S KNOCK.

Iconic DJ Fawn Big Canoe talks bridge jumps with babes, the pleasure principal of "If" and capital-E Ecstasy.