We find ourselves deep in the Khia Asylum this week. What it is, who's in it, who built it, and who has successfully escaped. Ava Max is the final boss. Zara Larson escaped. Charli XCX was one of the founding prisoners. And Khia herself? Gets her flowers fully in this episode because that woman wrote a song that hit so hard it became the name of an entire cultural institution for struggling artists.

We also get into labels vs boxes — whether labelling yourself is empowering, whether boxes are something only other people put you in, and whether you can even separate the two when your self-identity is built on experiences imposed on you by others. It gets genuinely good.

We close out Pride Month with a Hacks Season 4 finale discussion that is just unhinged love, possibly the best ending to a show either of us has watched in a decade, a full campaign for a Lou spinoff, and Jean Smart deserving every award that exists.

Plus: Olivia Rodrigo's album debate, why horror still doesn't get enough Oscars recognition (Sinners excepted), and Drag Race Down Under Season 1's audio sounding like it's being recorded inside a kidnapping.

Have you finished Hacks? Are you okay? Let us know. Also who do you think is in the Khia Asylum right now?

CHAPTERS:0:00 Diva Moments: Closing Night & The 4:30am Club Fan Encounter

9:30 POTS Episode At The Beat (Nearly Passed Out Diva)

14:30 The Khia Asylum Explained (Ava Max Is The Final Boss)

22:00 Labels vs Boxes: The Identity Discourse

30:25 Diva Of The Week: Zara Larson & Khia Herself

33:22 Music Releases: Olivia Rodrigo Album Debate

35:42 Leviticus & Nothing Scarier Than Being A Gay Man In Australia

36:18 Hacks Season 4 Finale: We're Not Okay

38:14 Horror At The Oscars (Sinners Deserved Everything)

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