Who's Gonna Be There?

R.K. Russell, the first openly bisexual player in the NFL, visits the pod to chat about Heated Rivalry . Russell’s live Threads posts garnered attention in the fandom for his honest, tender, and sometimes controversial takes on the Canadian series, which stars Connor Storrie and Luke Hudson. Russell came out as bisexual in 2019, playing for the Dallas Cowboys and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Th...

In this bonus episode, Blake reveals a personal connection to sun-sneezing, and how it can tie people to one another. Kashif explores the symbolism and history of the flower, Lily of the Valley. — About the show: A culture podcast by two insufferable queer introverts in the South who really need to know who’s gonna be there before they commit to anything. Instagram: @whosgonnabetherepod TikT...

Why do holidays matter? In the season finale, our hosts share their ideal year of holidays: some ancient, some sacrilegious, and some downright pornographic. Considering sociologist Amitai Etzioni’s scholarship around holidays, Blake and Kashif decide to keep, tweak, or trash celebrations that occupy the American calendar year. What the heck is up with Groundhog Day? A tough day to be ugly i...

Nashville-based ambient artist JayVe Montgomery stops by to talk about his work in this elusive genre of music.

A nerdy and comical exploration of coffee shops and third spaces.

Conversation with psychic Logan Taylor of Hulu's queer paranormal series, Living for the Dead.

1982 was quite a year for books, censorship, and the freedom to read. That year, the Supreme Court heard Board of Ed v. Pico, Banned Books Week was founded, and Reading Rainbow was in development. In this episode, Blake and Kashif examine the state of books bans in the US. Kashif unpacks activist librarianship and the symbolic firing of Carla Hayden. Blake explores Reading Rainbow in light of the...

The first bonus episode where hosts talk the benefits of being good and the takeover of a certain type of invasive plant.

Interview on interviews, and how to seem interesting at a party by asking the right questions.

The Biggest Loser doc, the return of the Presidential Fitness Test, and the wellness to alt-right pipeline.

KeShawn Ivory , an astrophysicist who specializes in dark matter and a fellow introvert, stops by. The trio examine ideas about the galaxy, Black representation in astronomy, and other stellar possibilities. What does it mean for an astronomer to believe in the Universe? What’s the best way to keep a wig on in space? KeShawn sticks around for a special Space Edition of the game. Show Notes:...

Following the release of Noah's Arc: The Movie, this is a deep dive into the Black gay touchstone.

Firsthand confrontations with abuse in churches and the contemporary Christian music industry. Woven with humor.

Tender and chaotic reflections on Nashville Pride, the NFL and queer family.

Our resident introverts sit down with musician and activist Morgxn to talk about Affirming Sumner, the pride celebration they hosted on their farm. Blake recounts his experience performing at pride in his hometown for the first time. Show Notes: • Morgxn • Alok V. Menon • Pre-save Morgxn’s new single: Heartland — About the show: A culture podcast by two insufferable queer introverts in the S...