You Made Me Queer

On the series finale of YMMQ!: Danny Roberts (MTV's The Real World) talks Czech eye candy, spiders vs. snakes and the mother of all reality shows (spoiler: it's not Marjorie Taylor Greene). From the bottom of my big, bent heart, thank you for five monstrous seasons. Until next time, remember: we're here, we're queer, and it's your fault! ------- If you've enjoyed You Made Me Queer!, please rate an...

On the penultimate YMMQ!: Vanier Scholar, visual artist, activist, curator, and educator Syrus Marcus Ware talks compassionate posture, constant cravings and the cultural impact of the BCC field.

Illustrator and cartoonist Eric Kostiuk Williams talks comin' in all "Joan Jett", plant-based tycoonettes, and the contemporary ethics of the Spice Girls' debut music video, Wannabe.

As we careen towards our FINAL episode, we're taking it back to the series debut of YMMQ! with our very (!) first (!) guest (!): sweet-toothed sweetheart Colin Asuncion. Original release date: Feb. 7, 2021 In our first of three debut episodes, Colin Asuncion (The Great Canadian Baking Show, The Social) talks matrimonial pavlovas, consensual kidnapping and which Disney princess would have invented...

Drag queen comedienne Hillary Yaas (OutTV's Camp Wanakiki) talks funemployment, "body as tool" and the most damned of the Catholic high school literature canon: FULLY ALIVE.

Canadian arts icon, puppet master and Officer of the Order of Canada Ronnie Burkett talks teachers' pets, practical collections and meeting Julie Andrews (!).

Writer and host Lauren Deborah (My Dad Stole My Limelight) talks Tim Tam slams, phantom ceramics and the ins and outs of a well-pierced ear.

Synthia Kiss and Juice Boxx (Canada's Drag Race, Semi-Qualified Queens) talk tickle trunks, BowFlex infomercials, and the long and winding road of a dial-up modem's download screen.

Writer and producer Alan Kliffer (Second City) talks group showers, guncles and the one thing that unites us in a conflicted world: the curb appeal of a good cult.

Performer and writer Ryan G. Hinds talks the lineage of cats (and Cats), powerful bouffants, and the sweet seduction of a sinking horse.

On on all-new YMMQ!, writer Curtis Campbell talks embracing the density, video tapes as infrastructure, and the OG OA MA.

Today on YMMQ!, playwright, actor and producer Trey Anthony talks night shifts, unlicensed driving and the slow dance that changed everything.

On today's YMMQ!, Layne the Auctionista talks shaving 101, a big mistake (huge!) at the suit store, and how to really stick the landing at that Shoppers Drug Mart interview.

On the Season 4 premiere of YMMQ!, dream daddies Michael Chan and Christopher Jacot (YTV's The Popularity Papers) talk inline skating, cuteness > safety, and the first person in recorded history to read a university handbook from cover to cover.

YMMQ! is back with a whole new season a queer retributionists! Your favourite human bowling ball is back with our season premiere (Episode 57!) this Thursday, June 22.

On our Season 3 finale, writer, filmmaker and arts curator Peter Knegt talks the mouthfeel of Dutch nomenclature, spoiler etiquette and taking the "long road" to the Oscars.

Actor, writer, comedian, and "Canada’s Nubian baby" Brandon Hackett talks the power of the underdog, making minor major and the misunderstood THOT living in your local bell tower.

Self-proclaimed "intergalactic queer fat femme drag queen" Weird Alice (Drag Me to the Movies) talks dream sequences, video rentals and the people's princess: Tia Carerre.

JP Larocque (Sort Of, Jann, 1 Girl 5 Gays), Tamara Shevon (NXNE, JFL 42), and Bombae (Canada's Drag Race) talk briefs stuffed with toast, slapping suspensions and punching a friend in the face "as a joke." Recorded live at Buddies in Bad Times Queer Pride.

Comedian, writer and musician Dylan Adler (The Late Late Show) talks broad comedy, tire swings and the comforting weight of a child robot.

Canadian Screen Award-winning actor Natasha Negovanlis (Carmilla) talks short-stint child rearing, the perks of being an alto, and (head bow) Lisa Loeb.

Comedian Karen Williams talks being the first openly lesbian Black comic to drop queer material, "white lady jam," and the Heidi Fantasy.™

Olympian, speaker and human rights advocate Mark Tewksbury talks nana's wigs, lag-time Barbies and the secret library at the bottom of the trash can.

Comic, actress, host and writer Elvira Kurt talks childhood barbers, punitive fashion and (the trouble with) putting a dress on a wildcat.

Comedian, actress, activist and playwright Martha Chaves talks pot gummies, humdrum surveillance and the unbearable lameness of being matched up with boys (yawn).