In this episode, we sit down with the very funny NICK SAHOYAH! You’ve probably seen him as Kamikaze Monsoon in MONSOON SEASON on FunnyOrDie.com, or hitting the open mic at Scratch Deli on Friday nights. We talk a lot about TV, especially comedy, and what makes the landscape of new media so damned much fun. Make …

We’re rather big fans of the creative and interesting here at SGS. So, when we run across smart, creative types who have built extraordinary things, we’re inclined to want to talk to them. When I ran across the RISK! podcast – Kevin Allison’s extraordinary brainchild – I was rather awestruck. The cute gay ginger from …

Oh, those eyes… As I am a gentleman of  a certain age, I have reasonable recollection of Michelle Visage dating back to when Reagan was president. Needless to say, when she appeared on The RuPaul Show in the late 1990’s, I was gobsmacked. And when she turned up to judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race, I …

Oh, y’all! Mizz Honey Bucket is in the house. We catch her before she strutted down to Bacon Strip last week for a brief chat about her life, where she came from, and the launch of her new CD American Ho! And, if you get yourself down to Re-Bar Saturday night, you can get your …

He’s back! Tony Tripoli, the adorable comedian, and one of Joan Rivers’ main gays was back in Seattle last weekend, and we had a chance to meet up and have a little hotel room kiki with Tony once again – and we invade the minibar! In this episode of the podcast we talk a LOT …

You know, sometimes you just lose track of things… keys, time, audio files… well, that’s sorta what happened with this episode. Mr. Strangeways and yours truly sat down a week or so after pride and recapped the previous weeks, and then… I lost track of the file – until just the other day when I …

Okay, fair warning. This episode of the podcast is hella long. As in, almost two hours long. It’s absurd, I know – this might be an episode to listen to in two parts. BUT! We got to sit down with the adorable Matthew Walsh, owner of THE GRILL ON BROADWAY. Now, before we start getting …

  She’s a WONDER, that Wonder Woman! Actually, an awesome new documentary not only examines the beloved DC Comics superheroine, probably most remembered for her incarnation in the 1970’s television show starring Lynda Carter, but OTHER “wonder women” in media and real life, including The Bionic Woman, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Ripley from the “Alien” …