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Send us Fan Mail Some episodes sneak up on you. This is one of them. Peter's back from London and Scotland — no guest, no filter, just him, a microphone, and about thirty years of unresolved feelings. What starts as a breakdown of the biggest UFO disclosure in US history (yes, the Pentagon's 162 declassified files, the Gemini 7 transcripts, the Buzz Aldrin moon sightings, all of it) turn...

Send us Fan Mail We’re back in The O-Files —and this one is pure nostalgia, chaos, and a little bit of glitter-covered history. I’m sitting down with Nick Opp, former Odyssey bar manager during my most formative (and slightly feral) years, to revisit the bar that somehow became everything. We get into how he went from first-time baby gay walking through those doors… to running the place during its...

Send us Fan Mail We’re closing out this UFO deep dive (for now… because let’s be real, this rabbit hole never ends) with the stories that actually got to us —the encounters that feel a little too consistent, a little too witnessed, and a little too real to just brush off. From the mass sighting of the Phoenix Lights to the chilling Brazil incident, to schoolchildren in Zimbabwe describing the same...

Send us Fan Mail We’ve talked about UFOs… now it’s time to ask the real question: who’s actually flying them? In this episode, Peter and Jess go fully down the rabbit hole—breaking down the most well-known (and controversial) alien species, from the Greys and Reptilians to Pleiadians, Blue Avians, and beyond. What do they supposedly look like? Where do they come from? And which stories might actua...

Send us Fan Mail For decades, UFOs lived on the fringe—dismissed, mocked, and written off as conspiracy. So how did we get from Roswell in 1947 to Pentagon programs, Navy pilot footage, and Congressional hearings? In this episode, Peter and returning guest Jess break down the modern history of UFOs (now called UAPs), separating what’s been confirmed from what’s still speculation. From Project Blue...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when you go from posting content online… to getting millions of views — and Courtney Love herself is watching? In this episode, I sit down with Nick Cisnero, whose Courtney Love–inspired content has exploded across TikTok and Instagram, racking up over 5 million views and catching the attention of the icon herself. We talk about the creative process behind his videos,...

Send us Fan Mail What does it actually feel like to watch your friend go from acting school to reality TV… to falling in love on screen? In this episode, I sit down with Kirkland Douglas — entrepreneur, farmer, and reality TV personality from Farming for Love and The Traitors Canada — to talk about the full-circle moment of seeing someone you know step into the spotlight. We get into how much the...

Send us Fan Mail For most of my twenties, partying wasn’t just something I did — it was who I was. Clubs four nights a week. Music. Drugs. Dancing until the lights came on. I found inspiration there. I found community there. I also found confusion there. So when I got an email from someone calling himself The Party Coach , I was intrigued — and skeptical. In this episode, I sit down with Evan Cudw...

Send us Fan Mail Before Grindr. Before curated identities. Before “community” lived in a group chat. There was The Odyssey. In this edition of The O-Files , Peter sits down with drag icon Robin Graves to revisit Davie Street in its heyday — when queer spaces weren’t optional, they were survival. They talk about: The Odyssey as a “third place” — not just a bar, but a lifeline Cruising before apps a...

Send us Fan Mail ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains explicit sexual discussion. Listener discretion advised. This week on The Superficial Spirit , Peter dives into a topic he’s been curious about for years — fisting, intimacy, and the psychology of extreme sex. Joined by Zander — a Vancouver-based community builder and event organizer — the conversation goes far beyond shock value. Zander h...

Send us Fan Mail This week on The Superficial Spirit , Peter sits down with global icon Jaylene Tyme — celebrated Two-Spirit, sober, Indigenous trans woman, drag artist, healer, and advocate. With over three decades in the community, Jaylene’s journey spans from private farm life to queer club kid, from street survival and addiction to 27 years of sobriety, from Sixties Scoop survivor to national...

Send us Fan Mail Todd Hoye, owner of iconic Davie Street staple 1181, joins Superficial Spirit for an honest conversation about nightlife, community, and what it really takes to keep a queer space alive. We talk about Todd’s journey from bartender to owner, the behind-the-scenes reality of buying and running a bar on Davie Street, and why longevity in Vancouver nightlife is anything but guaranteed...

Send us Fan Mail Vancouver-based photographer and Greasy zine director Sam Olson joins the pod for a deep dive into club culture — past, present, and what’s coming next. Sam is the creative force behind Greasy , a Queer and Indigenous fashion, arts, and culture zine , and we bond immediately over a shared obsession with NYC club kids , early club culture, and the DIY worlds that shaped everything...

Send us Fan Mail The O-Files return with a true Vancouver nightlife time capsule: Carlotta Gurl at The Odyssey in the ’90s and early 2000s. Long before drag went mainstream, Carlotta Gurl was holding court at The Odyssey — one of Vancouver’s most iconic clubs — during a time when club kids, queer nightlife, and performance culture were loud, weird, and completely unapologetic. We get into what tha...

Send us Fan Mail Lila and Emmet from Canada Shore Season 1 are on Superficial Spirit, and things get appropriately chaotic. We get into the real experience of reality TV — the hookups, the hangovers, the group dynamics, and what it’s like watching yourself back once the internet has opinions. Along the way, I very seriously attempt to connect this new era of club kids to the early 2000s party scen...

Send us Fan Mail Tommy D of TFDPresents joins Superficial Spirit to talk real-life drag business, not fantasy booking. As one of Canada’s top drag managers, Tommy breaks down what queens can actually expect after Drag Race — from touring realities and brand deals to burnout, boundaries, and the behind-the-scenes work fans never see. We get into how the industry has changed, what opportunities are...

Send us Fan Mail I’m FINALLY talking to a real-life, thriving, super hot OnlyFans creator 🔥 — Cadence Calibre . We get into Cadence’s start in reality TV on Canada’s hit show Cupcake Girls , where she became one of the first trans women ever featured on Canadian television 📺✨ Of course, we dive into my favorite topic — nightlife 🪩🍸 — and the surprising spiritual lessons that came with it. We...

Send us Fan Mail Before Vancouver changed forever, there was The Odyssey . “The O” wasn’t just a gay bar — it was where identities were formed, legends were born, and community came alive. In this first episode of The O Files , I sit down with DJ Drew , a Davie Street staple and resident DJ for 15 years. We talk about how The O found us, Drew’s start behind the decks, Lady Gaga stopping by, the jo...

Send us Fan Mail How does nightlife shape who we become? In this episode of The Superficial Spirit , Peter Breeze sits down with nightlife creator Parker McMullin to explore how club culture impacts identity, creativity, and community through a distinctly Canadian lens . Drawing from scenes in Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto , they trace the evolution of queer nightlife—from underground parties l...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Superficial Spirit, I sit down with drag performer PM, fresh off Canada’s Drag Race Season 6, for a candid conversation about performance, desire, and pop culture. We dive into the evolution of club culture, the realities of hookup culture, and the icons that shape PM’s drag and identity—before getting into their most unexpected confession yet: a dream to throw...

Send us Fan Mail Superficial Spirit – Episode: Jayden MacKenzie   In this episode, I’m joined by rising pop powerhouse Jayden McKenzie — a Vancouver-based artist making waves with cinematic vocals, big queer energy, and unapologetically bold aesthetics. We talk about how he found his sound, what it’s like navigating the music industry as an independent artist, and how pop can be both a sanctuary a...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit down with Vancouver’s own Dust Cwaine—a non-binary drag artist, singer-songwriter, and indie-rock provocateur. We talk about their journey from small-town theatre kid to queer scene leader, the making of their EP 17 , and how they blend 90s alt-rock with drag spectacle to tell stories of fatness, aromanticism, and self-discovery. It’s a conversation full of...

Send us Fan Mail This week I’m joined by rising Canadian pop artist Connor Nelson, whose signature “Midnight Pop” sound blends moody R&B with cinematic production. We talk about the making of his debut EP Red Mountain Light , landing his song on Ginny & Georgia , and what it means to be an indie queer artist on the verge of a breakout moment. Follow Connor: connornelsonmusic.com Don’t forg...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit down with rising Canadian pop artist Reid Zakos to talk all things music, identity, and ambition. We dive into his journey as an independent queer artist, the stories behind his biggest songs, the highs and lows of chasing pop stardom, and what fuels his creativity. Get ready for an honest, inspiring, and fun conversation about making music on your own terms...