Randy Roy, who has been performing for 9 years, joins Nolan Void and Bruno Salcicce with some very thoughtful reflections on King of Drag, the transformation of pop culture through drag, non-verbal storytelling, T posing, stand up comedy vs hosting, and being protective of your own online presence and reach.

We also have a lovely chat about safety for drag artists who do drag storytime or work in the education space in their day jobs.

This episode contains strong language.

Nolan Void and Bruno Salsicce are joined by Johnny Cocksville to talk about King of Drag Season 2, Episode 1. How much of a hater can Johnny be? As much as he wants to be. We talk hosts, judges, and contestants and dive deep about the format.

Contains strong language.

King of Drag Season 2 is coming up!! And we are so excited to see the newest Drag Kings and Drag Things make their debut in the Man Cave!

We chat about the new host (controvertial!) and discuss who has the best look, who's the top contender, who's got the biggest charisma, and who's our overall favourite!

Contains strong language.

Hark! Season 2 of King of Drag is nearly upon us! In order to prepare ourselves, we look to the past season.

Bruno Salsicce and Nolan Void recap King of Drag Season 1: what worked, what didn't work, the watch parties and reception of the show, and the incredible talent of the competitors. They debate who had the best looks, best mug, best performance, and who was most underrated.

Contains strong language.

Johnny Cocksville talks to us about:

• being a terrible person (in drag)
• what sucks about lace-front wigs
• the importance of cultivating references outside of Drag Race

And he goes on the record to formally slander another local drag king (his own drag father).

This episode contains strong language.