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We Could Rule Drag Race If We Actually Tried

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Queer representation in media has evolved dramatically, but how far have we come? From subtly coded comic book heroes to the fierce queens of the drag world, this episode dives into the colorful spectrum of LGBTQ+ visibility that shapes our cultural landscape.
Honeycuntt and Auntie J share hilarious observations about characters like Deadpool, Wonder Woman, and Loki who've carried the torch of queer representation in comics—sometimes out and proud, sometimes hiding between carefully drawn lines. They debate which characters were genuinely queer versus those who were merely coded, reflecting on how creators historically navigated restrictive publishing environments.
The conversation shifts seamlessly into the electrifying world of drag, where both hosts confess their secret dreams of trying drag performance at least once. Their candid discussion includes everything from the technical challenges (sewing skills, tucking techniques, and makeup mastery) to navigating the sometimes shady politics of drag communities. Through personal stories about meeting queens like Bianca Del Rio and local performers, they paint a vivid picture of drag culture beyond what's portrayed on television.
What truly shines is their unfiltered take on Drag Race and reality competition shows—imagining themselves as contestants who might lack technical skills but would deliver unforgettable reads and dramatic moments. Their fantasy scenarios of competing against each other showcase the playful chemistry that makes their friendship so entertaining.
Whether you're a drag aficionado, comic book lover, or simply curious about queer media, this episode delivers laughs while highlighting how far LGBTQ+ representation has come—and how much further it still needs to go. Subscribe now for more unfiltered conversations about everything queer, and join us as we continue exploring the colorful corners of our community!

https://linktr.ee/TwoQueersPodcast

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Queer representation in media has evolved dramatically, but how far have we come? From subtly coded comic book heroes to the fierce queens of the drag world, this episode dives into the colorful spectrum of LGBTQ+ visibility that shapes our cultural landscape.
Honeycuntt and Auntie J share hilarious observations about characters like Deadpool, Wonder Woman, and Loki who've carried the torch of queer representation in comics—sometimes out and proud, sometimes hiding between carefully drawn lines. They debate which characters were genuinely queer versus those who were merely coded, reflecting on how creators historically navigated restrictive publishing environments.
The conversation shifts seamlessly into the electrifying world of drag, where both hosts confess their secret dreams of trying drag performance at least once. Their candid discussion includes everything from the technical challenges (sewing skills, tucking techniques, and makeup mastery) to navigating the sometimes shady politics of drag communities. Through personal stories about meeting queens like Bianca Del Rio and local performers, they paint a vivid picture of drag culture beyond what's portrayed on television.
What truly shines is their unfiltered take on Drag Race and reality competition shows—imagining themselves as contestants who might lack technical skills but would deliver unforgettable reads and dramatic moments. Their fantasy scenarios of competing against each other showcase the playful chemistry that makes their friendship so entertaining.
Whether you're a drag aficionado, comic book lover, or simply curious about queer media, this episode delivers laughs while highlighting how far LGBTQ+ representation has come—and how much further it still needs to go. Subscribe now for more unfiltered conversations about everything queer, and join us as we continue exploring the colorful corners of our community!

https://linktr.ee/TwoQueersPodcast

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