QueerAnon with Mister Sister

Hey kids, it's time for new QueerAnon with Mister Sister, and what a show we've got for you this week!! First off, we Ru-cap the all-too-important makeover challenge from last week's Drag Race and we get to see how Utica embodies the swagger of a black woman like Symone. (Verdict: Awkwardly). Then it's time for a new Stupid Quiz: Grammy's Schmammy's. And for this week's Pop Culture Moment, we're turning super straight. Correction: We're talking about the new social media movement, "Super Straight," and using that to lead us into a chat about how we, Mister Sister themself,  identify as queer people. As always, we end with ConsQUEERacies: Jordan's curious about who's actually behind this year's Oscar noms. And Caitlin questions the real reason we switch our clocks forward every Spring. The truth is here. The truth is queer. And she won't stop using WIRE HANGERS!!

This week, Jordan and Caitlin (aka Mister Sister) are thrilled to have a new Ru-Cap, and this week it's the legendary Snatch Game!! Who crushed it? Who choked? And who will be the subject of this week's Ru-logy? Then, we turn our attention to Tyler Perry's House, where apparently Prince Harry and Duchess Megan have been hiding out, to discuss the explosive interview they had with one Oprah Winfrey. And for our Deep Dive, we're looking at the concept of "passing". When does it help? When does it hurt? And can't we all just leave lil' Archie alone?!?! As always, we end with our ConsQUEERacies: Jordan's thinking of projects that might involve Madea meeting the Queen of England. And Caitlin asks the age old question, 'Who let the dogs out?' The truth is here. The truth is queer.  And her slip is showing. 

Hey kids! This week we're premiering a new segment called, "Is this Problematic?" where we'll be looking at modern day appropriation and seeing if being woke is actually just being whack. After that we play the new Stupid Quiz: "Cinder-Fella," which takes us into this week's Pop Culture Moment,  the 1997 tv-movie adaptation of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella, starring Brandy Norwood and Whitney Houston. After that we take on the Princess Trope for our Deep Dive, and as always, we end  with this week's ConsQUEERacies: What's Caitlin's theory on the true insidious nature behind those vitamins we take everyday? And Jordan tries to figure out what Tinkerbell and Taylor Swift have in common. PLUS, make sure to check out our featured artist, Andy Bull, and his song "It's All Connected," available on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your music. 

Welcome back, Queerios. This week, Jordan Barbour and Dr. Caitlin Shure (aka Mister Sister) dive into another exciting Ru-Cap and answer the question, if a Symone falls in the forest, does she have to lip-sync??? After that, it's time for another Stupid Quiz: Whitney, Britney, or Sh*tney! Then, for our Pop Culture Moment, this week we're looking at the recent Sherry Pie interview on the Tamron Hall talk show, which segues into a Deep Dive convo on the nature of Cancel Culture. What is it? Is it real? And do we think Louis C.K. deserves another chance? (Hint: Not really). After that, we turn our attention to Texas and ask the eternal question, Fa Who? And of course, we end with our ConsQUEERacies. What's up with February being so short? And who really sabotaged Ted Cruz's Cancun getaway? The truth is out there. And she owes us five dollars!!

We're back! This week on the podcast, we offer our weekly Ru-cap of RuPaul's Drag Race. We bask in the glory that is all things Olivia Lux, Caitlin pulls her earrings off for Utica, and we try to understand how one of our fave queens got sent home so early!! Then for our Pop Culture Moment we're discussing  the new Netflix docuseries, Night Stalker. And we try to figure out why 'Merica seems to be so obsessed with all these murder docs. (For the record, we're obsessed too). Plus, stupid quizzes, we take our bras off, we trash-talk the snow, and we offer our latest Consqueeracies. Jordan theorizes where Marjorie Taylor-Green actually came from, and Caitlin sees the darker side of Frosty the Snowman. It's a good one, kids!

Oh no!! We had some technical difficulties this week and lost the episode that we had recorded. BUT, always seeking the silver lining, we decided to dig into an archive of shows we did on another platform last year. In this one we reviewed Mariah Carey’s Christmas Special and its seemingly infinite array of plunging necklines. Plus, a discussion about Christmas music. Shure loves it. Barbour, not so much. It’s a Christmas music death match and only one will survive. Plus, New Queer’s Resolutions, ConsQUEERacies, and much more. 

This week, Jordan Barbour and Dr. Caitlin Shure (aka Mister Sister) take a look at the new-ish Disney Pixar film, Soul. What made our souls want to travel to the Great Beyond? And what kept us longing for an Earth Badge? Plus, how did we feel about a black man spending the majority of the film outside his own body? (Hint: We didn't love it). Then we jump into a deep dive around the topic of body swap movies and we pick apart the advantages and the limitations of the genre. As always, we dissect the latest episode of RuPaul's Drag Race, which included the first elimination of the season! And of course, we offer this week's Con-squeer-acies. What does Caitlin think Elon Musk was up to before he became the richest man in the world? And Jordan tries to unwrap the mystery of what's really going on with Ted Cruz's beard. You want answers and we are queer for it!

In this week's episode, Jordan Barbour and Dr. Caitlin Shure offer a recap of RuPaul's Drag Race S13 Episode 3. We talk about who we're dragging, who we're digging, and look back on the late great Tandi Iman Dupree. After that, we jump into all things Bridgerton for our Pop Culture Moment. Get your tea and crumpets out ladies, cause Mister Sister is GOING IN on all things aristocracy, courtship, and some questionable ways they've incorporated race. After that, we take a Deep Dive into the notion of rewriting history. What do The Imitation Game, Braveheart, and Captain America have in common (other than very hot leading men)?  And why is Green Book so damn obsessed with fried chicken? And as always, we end with our weekly Cons-Queer-acies. Who's glitter-bombing Joe Biden? And is Michelle Obama actually a superhero? We answer all these questions and more on this week's episode!