These Are The Gays Of Our Lives

Sarah and Drew return to old Hollywood, their favorite genre, to discuss two amazing actors. Tallulah Bankhead and Cesar Romero were full of personality, charm, wit and talent. They enteratined people for most of their lives, which were full of fascinating stories. 

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Cesar:

A& E Biography Cesar Romero 

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The Scandalous Life of Tallulah Bankhead

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Drew and Sarah watched the classic movie The Long, Long Trailer. The movie stars real life couple, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Made during the height of I Love Lucy, it was directed by gay masterpiece Vincente Minnelli. As you know, he created THE LIZA with gay icon Judy Garland. 

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In this episode, Sarah and Drew explore various movies with LGBTQ+ connections, focusing on the significance of representation in media. They discuss characters like Joe Polnicek from 'Facts of Life' and Corky St. Clair from 'Waiting for Guffman', highlighting their impact on LGBTQ+ culture. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Winter Olympics and the representation of LGBTQ+ athletes, as well as the hu...

In this episode, Sarah and Drew explore the intersection of LGBTQ history and film, focusing on the significance of the movie 'What's Up Doc.' They discuss the cultural implications of media representation, the impact of HIV criminalization laws, and the evolving perceptions of masculinity in modern media.

 The conversation is filled with humor and insightful commentary, making it a delightful exploration of both hist...

Drew and Sarah watch an alternate Christmas movie Batman Returns. Michael Keaton returns as Batman, Danny DeVito plays The Penguin and Michelle Pfeiffer stars as the iconic Catwoman. LGTBQ+ themes are present in this movie and certain characters bring feelings that resonate with viewers about finding your true self and living life to your full potential. Themes of corporate greed, lying, douche behavior in the movie could be torn o...

Drew and Sarah discuss the 1992 Batman sequel, Batman Returns. Michael Keaton returns as Batman, Danny DeVito is the handsome Penguin, and Michelle Pfeiffer stars as the iconic Catwoman. Drew and Sarah discuss the LGTBQ+ themes that some of the characters seems to be dealing with and all the glorious camp of the movie. 

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Drew filled in for Megan from "It's Always The Husband" and recorded some true crime with Sarah. 

From the show Deadly Women this is a story about Alice Mitchell and Freda Ward.  It's love turned into obsession in a time when this kind of love was "frowned upon." 

1892 in Memphis, Tenn saw two friends become lovers in a tale of love gone wrong. 

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 This conversation explores the lives of two groundbreaking LGBTQ athletes, John Curry and Glenn Burke. John Curry, a figure skater, faced the challenges of fame and identity while navigating the world of competitive skating. His innovative approach to ice dance and his struggles with mental health and acceptance in the sport are discussed. Glenn Burke, a baseball player, made history as the first openly gay player in Major League ...

In this episode, Sarah and Drew explore the world of extreme athletes, focusing on LGBTQ representation in sports. They introduce a segment called 'Hey, That's Kind of Gay', where they discuss media and observations related to LGBTQ culture. The conversation shifts to the Proud Champions initiative, which supports LGBTQ athletes, and highlights the legendary Billie Jean King, her activism, and her impact on women&apo...

In this episode, Drew and Sarah explore the intersection of athletics and LGBTQ identity, discussing their own experiences with sports and the representation of LGBTQ individuals in media. They delve into the story of Renee Richards, a transgender athlete who broke barriers in tennis, highlighting the challenges and triumphs she faced throughout her journey. The conversation touches on pop culture moments, positive news for the LGB...

In this episode, Drew and Sarah explore the intersection of sports and LGBTQ history, focusing on notable athletes and cultural moments. .' The conversation highlights Hobey Baker, a pioneering figure in American sports, whose legacy continues to influence the world of athletics today. This conversation delves into the life and legacy of Greg Louganis, one of the greatest divers in Olympic history. It explores his struggles wi...

We made it one year! How time flies!

In this episode, Drew and Sarah go over old episode and add any new information or information that didn't make it to the shows. We share more stories and interesting tidbits about the fascinating people we have learned about all year. 

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In this episode, Sarah and Drew explore the lives and legacies of influential LGBTQ+ writers and figures, including Audre Lorde and Gertrude Stein. They discuss media representation in films like Jaws 3D, celebrate Tom Daley's new swimwear line, and highlight the importance of community support for mental health resources. The conversation emphasizes the intersection of art, identity, and activism, showcasing how these themes ...

*Last 5 minutes, Drew's voice disappears! You will just hear Sarah's nonsense. We will fix it for next time*

Join Drew and Sarah as they dive into the fascinating world of LGBTQ+ authors in their ongoing Writers Series. This episode explores the unique perspectives and creative processes of...

Hans Christian Andersen: The fairy tale writer whose life and works reflect his complex identity. Audre Lorde: A powerful voice in b...

In this episode, hosts Sarah and Drew explore the lives and impacts of literary icons Emily Dickinson and Virginia Woolf. The hosts delve into Dickinson's family background, her struggles with mental health, and the societal expectations of women in the 1800s, drawing parallels to Woolf's experiences. This conversation delves into the life of Virginia Woolf, exploring her early years, struggles with mental health, relatio...

In this episode, Sarah and Drew dive into the documentary 'Pee-wee as Himself,' exploring the life and career of Paul Rubens, the man behind the iconic Pee-wee Herman character. They discuss their lifelong admiration for Pee-wee, the complexities of his character development, and the influence of his childhood and family on his artistic journey.

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Pee Wee As Himself

Documentary on HBO

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