You Made Me Queer

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.

Multidisciplinary visual artist Ayo Tsalithaba talks bangs as time markers, balloon mail and THE BLOOD BOOK.

Author Darryl W. Bullock (David Bowie Made Me Gay: 100 Years of LGBT Music) talks very short engagements, petty theft as courtship and running away to join... the Beatles.

Comic book artist and writer Dan Parent talks family-run video stores, bespoke smut and the suburban bliss of the sequential arts.

Storyteller, actor and activist leZlie lee kam talks pocket revolutions, ballpoint pen rebellions and tuckin' in Mary.

Jaron Soh, tech entrepreneur and founder of LGBTQIA+ wellness app Voda, talks walking backwards, feral orphans and the sensuality of the humidity index.

TV and video game writer Alix Markman (Astrid and Lilly Save The World, Gotham Knights) talks subterranean breeches, social construction and the world's most dedicated amusement park employee.

Actor and writer Amanda Cordner (CBC's Sort Of, The Expanse, Baroness Von Sketch Show) talks passing the ice, Monacan hoteliers and net-sweeping robo-journalists at YMMQ's first live show!

Actor and comedian Scott Thompson (The Kids in the Hall) talks benevolent dictators, bandage fetishism and the metaphorical "hot metal slide."

Singer and musician Kritty (U.S. Girls, Hairspray) talks egg makeovers, beach blanket bingo and pretending to be a "human woman."

Writer, actor and comedian Ajahnis Charley (Station 11) talks grandma's playlist, palm-sized cat partners and life imitating art... imitating life.

Writer and actor Paul Bellini (Kids in the Hall) talks seafaring hunks, Victorian slang and the lighter side of pup play on our MID-SEASON FINALE.

YouTube superstars Tokyo BTM (Andrew and Meng) talk the Robin of tops, destination shoes and the empirical nature of hotness.

Drag icon and guest judge on OutTV's Call Me Mother Farra N Hyte talks peep-toe shoes, chocolate cigarettes and the clarion call of underground justice (literally).

Comedian Adrienne Fish talks botox TV reunions, queer weather patterns and the only true sustainable energy: human batteries.

Drag performer and flautist Barbada de Barbades (Call Me Mother) talks Guatemalan wildlife, prehistoric chatrooms and the keen eyes of a Québecois talent scout.

Entrepreneur, public speaker and chronic illness advocate AK MacKellar (founder of Free to Move) talks team spirit, classmate supermodels and high school hug-dungeons. Recorded live-ish over Zoom.

Two-Spirit, Oji-nêhiyaw member of Peguis First Nation (Treaty 1) writer Joshua Whitehead talks Ariana Grande high ponies, digital dystopias and the importance of a good jar of jelly beans.

Performance artist Miss JuWanna DeWitt (a.k.a. Brian Cope) talks blow-up falsies, train trips with mom and our collective disappointment in science teachers.

Actor Maiah Stewardson talks transformation sequences, Australian coffee snobs and repopulating the planet... as a child.

Actor and producer Daphney Joseph talks crying for cash, not being dead (yet!) and split personalities.