A Faerily Queer Podcast

Jeremy allows Sam his birthday winter vacation while I talk about the lives of folks, some of whom are my ancestors, in reflecting on life in Europe based on the book The Pursuit of Glory: Europe 1648-1815. Travel, disease, resources like food, land/property, and the rights of the folks who are in different classes--in a time where Europe's elite went on resource expansion (aka colonialist imperialist venture capitalism). A short contemplation of how a lot of our ancestors had a lot of work and lot a long lifespan to do it. #workingpeople #humanrights

Jeremy and Sam catch up, talk about fashion, and play are you smarter than a 5th grader.

Jeremy & Sam chat with activist and former Canadian hockey player Brock McGillis on being working class, white, and queer - and, in Brock's case, a closeted athletic for nearly two decades. We spilled some molar tea on identity!

While Sam recovers from a whirlwind of activity, I'm releasing a solo series aimed at us confronting the Big 3 of imperial patriarchy... How we have woven the privileging of one more more male deities, their advocating the use of humans as work chattel and personal property, and the requirements that these deities asked for, advocate, or are assuaged by human sacrifice. There will be more episodes, and I hope you'll let me know where else we can debunk this terrible trilogy that undermines human sovereignty & free will, freedom to choice one's life, and the ability to express the multitudinous facets of the human spirit.

No need to be teasin, for the reason for the season. Sam and Jeremy discuss Thanksgiving, and what a holigay season in the middle of a pandemic may look like.   Holy fucking shit!.......days?

Helloo! Jeremy here with this ebullient description... "Sam and Jeremy feel their feels in the first week of November 2020, reflecting on how we might find clarity in volatile times. Politics? (Yes...) Community?? (Definitely!). And, of course, Jeremy's metaphysical meltdown on de-programming from the Matrix." Enjoy!!

Sam and Jeremy are joined by the multitalented, multidimensional, multicolored artist Darrell Thorne to discuss his career, inspirations, share road tripping stories, and answer 13 burning questions!

Sam and Jeremy dive deep into their dreams, discussing the meaning behind dreams, nightmares, and the all to common drag race anxiety dreams. 

After a brief hiatus, Sam and Jeremy are back in the pod studio to chat about his recent cross country road trip with Alaska, and then take a deep dive into the world of Chakras. 

Sam and Jeremy discuss conspicuously, whistleblowers and spirituality!

Sam and Jeremy 1 year of doing a fairly queer podcast :)

Jeremy is joined by his friend Isabella Costanza as they talk about Classical Music and how it relates to queer culture. 

Sam andJeremy return to there discussion on cancel culture, with  special guest; Youtube sensation and self titles beauty influenza, Liam McEvoy, to unpack the drama surrounding the Youtube Beauty Community, and the roll of Cancel Culture has played in the rise and fall of Youtube's biggest influencers. 

Sam,Jeremy and special guest & friend of the pod Joanna) gather to discuss the very divisive and polarizing topic of cancel culture.

Join Sam, Jeremy, and special guest Hedda Lettuce for this special episode as they deep dive into her illustrious drag career, the evolution of the NYC drag scene, and there thoughts on the evolution of drag and live entertainment. 

#blacklivesmatter

In honor of mothers day, Sam and Jeremy take a break from talking about Ms. Rona to discuss the almightily feminine.

Sam and Jeremy switch things up and do an episode in tandem with instagram live to  answer fan questions, talk about quarantine, and give thanks to our listeners and patron supporters.

Sam and Jeremy are joined by legendary artist Joe Phillips to talk about his journey from comic books to queer illustration, the inspiration behind his iconic work, and the social impact his defection of gay life has had through the years. 

Sam and Jeremy discuss the crushing debilitating effects of extreme anxiety from Sam's first hand experience, and coping mechanisms they institute to help control extreme panic.