The Chamber And The Gardens (With Scott Miller) (April 3rd, 2026)

Chris and Kaylia interview Scott Miller, owner of Gazebo Gardens and President of the Fresno Chamber of Commerce. We talk local LGBTQ icons, roses, and history, plus he tells us about the Chamber’s positive work… including the new LGBTQ Ambassador Committee!

Enjoy!

110. La Mussara: Vanishing People in the Mountains of Spain

In this episode, Matt focuses on a haunted, possibly cursed Spanish ghost town, discusses the connections among fairies, ghosts, and UFOs, and discovers he retains language skills he thought long lost. Come hear about the cliff-side town in a Spanish mountain range, where you can check out any time you like, but you may or may not ever leave.

Together Across America (March 21st, 2026)

On this episode, Chris and Kaylia sit down with Robin Johnston McGehee and Cathy Marino Thomas to talk about their project:
Together Across America.

We also dive into the Rainbow Flag controversy at the Stonewall memorial in NYC, discuss the legacy of Gilbert Baker, and NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani. Let’s come together and bring back American and constitutional values. Enjoy!

109. Loab

In this episode, Matt discusses Loab, a woman who might be a ghost, or a demon, or a cryptid, or just an oddity of data storage. Whoever, or whatever, Loab is, she (it?)  provides a ghost story that helps express what is making us uneasy about artificial intelligence and the industry of Big Data.

Blake Cooper Griffin (Actor/Author) (March 6th, 2026)

Chris and Kaylia interview actor and activist Blake Cooper Griffin about his debut book, The Story of You: A Life Rewritten. Part memoir, part self-help, the book discusses the importance of writing your own story, with both practical advice and personal stories about Blake’s struggles and successes as an out actor who didn’t let bullying or conversion therapy determine who he is.

The Queer Is Out There (February 20th, 2026)

Chris and Kaylia dive into the RFK Jr & Kid Rock video, conspiracy theories, religion, and visions of Jesus and demons. Then we’re on to UFOs, Barack Obama, and aliens. We look at the Visalia controversy involving students spelling out a queer slur on their shirts on campus. Plus, we talk about student protests and walkouts, Jesse Jackson, the Olympics, and the flag controversy at the Stonewall National Monument in New York.

The Rogue Can’t Be Stopped! (February 6th, 2026)

Chris and Kaylia talk about concept albums, queer artists who changed the world, and the fun of live theater. (Plus, you’ll never guess which of us starred in the Nativity!) We also interview Yolanda Serrato from The Rogue Festival to get all the info you need to enjoy this one-of-a-kind “fringe art festival” right here in Fresno!

Picture This (January 20th, 2026)

On our first episode of 2026, we sit down with Michelle Gunn (of Michelle Cunn Photo) to talk about the queer community and how she has filled a void for #wedding, family, and #boudoir photography. We also talk about famous historical photographs.

Chris and Kaylia dive into the television sensation that is #HeatedRivalry, the top sex scenes, and #queer sex in media. We move into the show #SloPitch, women in hockey, the upcoming Olympics, and the Supreme Court and Trans athlete rights.

A Gloriously Glittery Queer Christmas (December 20th, 2025)

Santa Claus stops by, and we get a year-end update on Taylor Swift from Diana. Kaylia and Chris talk about their favorite personal moments of 2025, give some easy holiday appetizer suggestions, go over our favorite books, movies, and TV shows for the year, plus the top toys and gifts.

We also discuss the year’s most interesting world records and share AI versions of Christmas movies and songs. Chris becomes obsessed with Christmas Dad jokes, and Kaylia reviews some pop culture moments of the year.

108. The Kit Bag: A Ghost Story for Christmas

In this episode, Matt partakes in the old, but rarely practiced, tradition of telling a ghost story for the Christmas episode. The Kit Bag by Algernon Blackwood was originally published in 1908.  Listen as the secretary to one of London’s best criminal defense attorneys has a difficult time packing for a Christmas vacation.