Parker McMullen Bushman, Fiolet Ksenyak, and Chris Talbot

Them's Wild

Society EN ↓ 3 episodes

In a world obsessed with binaries, three nonbinary friends are flipping the script. Them's Wild is the podcast where gender gets fluid, justice is loud, and nothing is off limits. From deep conversations about identity, race, queerness, and power — to wild laughter, cultural hot takes, and tender moments of joy — this show brings you real talk with revolutionary heart. Smart, funny, unapologetically honest — Them's Wild with Parker McMullen Bushman, Fiolet Ksenyak, and Chris Talbot. We may be too much for the binary, but we're just right for the revolution.

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Parker McMullen Bushman, Fiolet Ksenyak, and Chris Talbot

Episodes

What's going on with Pride in 2026: Rainbow washing, pinkwashing, and accountability 26.06.2026 1:04:04

In this episode, nonbinary bestie baddies Parker McMullen Bushman, Fiolet Ksenyak, and Chris Talbot discuss what's going on with Pride in 2026 including an honest reflection on rainbow washing and pinkwashing happening in Denver and beyond, and the accountability and repair that's desperately needed from The Center on Colfax, the organizers of Denver Pride. A full transcript can be found here.

What it means to live as our authentic selves out in the wild, being visible. 26.03.2026 1:30:15

In this episode, nonbinary bestie baddies Parker McMullen Bushman, Fiolet Ksenyak, and Chris Talbot discuss what it's like to show up and be seen. Whether that's walking down the street in full festival glam, standing tall in the face of online harassment, or figuring out what it means to be a queer elder in a world that still wants us to disappear. A full transcript can be found here. Show notes:...

Intro: How we found nonbinary identity, what it is, and what it isn't. 17.02.2026 1:16:39

In this introductory episode of the podcast, nonbinary bestie baddies Parker McMullen Bushman, Fiolet Ksenyak, and Chris Talbot discuss when and how they first found the word nonbinary, what their nonbinary identity means for them personally, what being nonbinary isn't, how gender expression does and doesn't play into their identities, and what helps them thrive and survive in a world that is curr...