OK queens, Adam and I are back — and somehow we thought it was a good idea to record an episode during the opening night of our brand‑new restaurant, Zip 66. Was it chaotic? Yes. Was it smart? Debatable. Was it on brand? Completely.

This episode is a fever dream of art, nightlife, and explicit humor, fueled by adrenaline, bad decisions, and zero sleep. I get into stories from my time working with Lorne Michaels, a painting heist involving militant lesbians (still can’t believe that sentence is real), and we sit down with the legendary Brent Ray Fraser — the artist known for painting with his penis. Yes, his penis! No metaphors. No soft launch. Just facts.

We talk about what it’s actually like hosting house guests while everything around you is on fire, the weird beauty of making provocative, sexual art, and why pushing boundaries is both necessary and exhausting. Laughter, chaos, unexpected insight, and a whole lot of unapologetic honesty.

If you’re sensitive, easily offended, or listening at work… Consider this your warning.

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It’s cold outside, but it’s HOT in here!

If you’re freezing (emotionally or otherwise), consider this your winter escape. Adam and I are back and fully bringing you Labor Day Weekend in February.

This week on Trigger Warning, we’re serving Summer in Winter, complete with Burning Man dust, NYC nightlife chaos, Southern Decadence memories, and the cultural institution that is Miss Fire Island.

Think desert windstorms, drag pageantry at its finest, late nights, loud opinions, and full‑on summer behavior in the middle of winter.

Sunscreen optional!

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Yep. We went there.

This week is a JUMBO episode- extra Trigger.

So, buckle up queens because we KNOW you are gonna have something to say. Recently, Adam and I sat down with Sherry Pie — yes, that Sherry Pie from RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 12 — for a conversation a lot of people weren’t interested in having.

This is not a puff piece, girl. It’s a messy, uncomfortable, sometimes funny, sometimes brutal discussion about cancel culture, accountability, shame, forgiveness, and whether redemption is actually possible in the LGBTQ+ community — or if we just like pretending it is.

And Sherry Pie delivers a no-holds-barred, super candid interview that was WAAAAY overdue.

Along the way, we zigzag from drag as high art to public downfall, from internet pile‑ons to personal responsibility, and from empathy to the question nobody agrees on: who gets grace, and who never does?

This episode asks, can there be accountability without erasure, consequences without cruelty, and what “moving forward” even means when the internet never forgets or forgives.

Listen — or don’t.
But you’ve been warned.

@triggerwaringnyc

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Write to us at: Questions@TriggerWarningPod.com