You Made Me Queer

Comedian, writer and future Real Housewife of Atlanta Brandon Ash-Mohammed talks scented CDs, summer camp helicopters and Hermoine Granger cosplay.

Actor, writer, producer, director and activist Heather Matarazzo talks hotwiring boats, misguided nuns and Gumby's... um... in our SEASON ONE FINALE! 

Writer and Illustrator Hana Shafi talks nautical fabric origin stories, reclaiming culture through queerness and blue boobs. Recorded live-ish (without an audience over Zoom) at Toronto's Glad Day Bookshop for Glad Day TV! Featuring a live theme song performance by Kritty.

Gender and Sexuality Studies academic and writer Dr. Lee Airton talks stuffed bears named Poultry, massive lamps and educational unicorns. Warning: this episode features an INCREDIBLY intense edition of Queer, Queerer, Queerest.

Actors, writers, producers and HUSBANDS Michael Lomenda and Caden Douglas talk rural hairdresser conventions, feral child actors and finger bowls on our debut double-guest episode!

International idiot Trevor Campbell: a) updates you on some very spicy YMMQ news; b) cancels himself so you don't have to; c) velcros his limbs to the end of your pencil like a miniature stuffed koala; d) all of the above.

Comedian and writer Tranna Wintour talks the importance of a big entrance, boys named Ridge and her foggy memories of francophone fruit.

Author and lawyer Kimiko Tobimatsu talks shame mail, dinosaur prints and the je ne sais quoi of French exchange students.

Drag and cabaret superstar Jinkx Monsoon talks not yucking someone else's yum, monodirectional foot fetishes and Jodie Foster – no, not her. The other one.

Writer, performer and DJ Johnnie Walker talks wet bones, anthropomorphic babes and kick-ball-changing his way into the Navy.

TV and Broadway beacon Bernard Dotson talks beautiful lips, text messages in 20-point type and the true height of everyone’s favourite underwater daddy.

Author, sex educator and podcast maven Erin Pim talks free popcorn, early email addresses and the distinction of the queer palette.

Performer and self-described "drag monster" Evan Spigelman talks (re)redefining drag, worm-filled bison hearts and agitprop as protagonist.

Writer and comedian Arianne Tong talks lesbian golfers, judging a graphic novel by its cover and the queer waiter at Outback Steakhouse.

Broadway stunner Jeigh Madjus talks optimal pitch, a history of bold hair and carb-loading at the Vogue craft services table.

Canadian comedy icon Gavin Crawford talks roving prairie gangs, poisoned lemonade and the buoyancy of butts.

Actor, playwright, director, dramaturge, and producer Franny McCabe-Bennett talks teen magazines, liberal universities and dirty waterskiing.

Director, actor, singer, and writer J. Sean Elliott talks the power of personal style, parachute pants and Toni home perms.

Writer, comedian and theatre artist Shohana Sharmin talks laughing through your deepest grief, criminals with high ponytails and the latter days of Curious George. [Happy International Women's Day!]

In our third of three debut episodes, sketch comedian Filip Jeremic talks backyard dads, workplace safety videos and his annual run-ins with your favourite Sister Act scene stealer.

In our second of three debut episodes, actor, comedian and curator Coko Galore talks foot injury perks, bookstore kisses and which fast food restaurant mascot is "just down."

In our first of three debut episodes, CBC's Great Canadian Baking Show finalist Colin Asuncion talks matrimonial pavlovas, consensual kidnapping and which Disney princess would have gone on to invent the iPad.

You Made Me Queer is an accusatory podcast about queer origin stories in which host Trevor Campbell asks his hilarious guests to set the record straight about who and what left them bent for life. New episodes drop starting Thursday, March 7, 2021.