Grizzly Kiki | Drag Queen Interviews And Rupaul's Drag Race Recaps

On this episode, we talk about Daniel's father and stepmother's wedding; an astronaut who stalked her ex-wife from outer space; the time Antonio Banderas' life was saved by a Drag Queen; & the antigay group founded by two survivors of the Pulse Nightclub shooting. We also introduce our "1-Minute Dragula Review," & discuss whether or not the show's extermination challenges go too far.In this week's Keto Korner, we highlight Chaffles. These low-carb waffle alternatives are delicious and versatile, as they can be made in either savory or sweet versions.

WARNNG: SPOILERS AHEAD!EU·PHO·RI·A/yo͞oˈfôrēə/nouna feeling or state of intense excitement and happiness.On this episode, we are joined by Miz Jade to have a discussion about HBO's hit series, "Euphoria." Starring Zendaya as Rue, a 17-year old recovering drug addict, the show explores the lives of a group of high schoolers as they navigate drugs, sex, identity, trauma & social media. We talk about the show's principle themes, what we liked the most & how it impacted each of us.In this week's Keto Korner, we highlight edamame noodles. They're lower in carbs than traditional noodles and are an amazing substitute in any pasta-based dish. Make sure to look for them in your local supermarket!

We're in Cosmo!This week, we're thrilled to announce that Grizzly KiKi was included in Cosmopolitan Magazine's "The 8 Drag Queen Podcasts That Spill the Hottest Tea." Not only are we humbled by Hannah Chamber's kind words, but also honored to be listed alongside other podcasts such as Sibling Rivalry, Race Chaser, Alright Mary, and What's the Tee!We also talk about TV sets being left on lawns in Virginia by TV-helmeted strangers; Weight Watchers' new Kurbo app, aimed at kids and teens; Faye Dunaway's bad behavior on set; and a bus driver in England who left his passengers stranded after refusing to continue driving a "gay" bus!In this week's Keto Korner, Pinche Nancy's delicious Keto Churro Cheesecake has us hooked and in I'm So Excited, we highlight "They Ready," Tiffany's Haddish's new Netflix standup showcase and "The Black Lady Sketch Show" on HBO.

Freudian Slip - an unintentional error regarded as revealing subconscious feelings.On this episode, we discuss some recent news stories that both puzzled & tickled us. Police in Madill, Oklahoma released an infographic of the top 15 most dangerous apps for children, putting Grindr front and center; a man in Berlin has been in the hospital for two weeks with an extreme case of priapism after a hook-up injected his penis with an "erection enhancer"; a mother blames her gay son for their estranged relationship while organizing a Straight Pride event; and Straight Pride co-organizer Don Grundmann humiliated himself in front of the Modesto City Council due to the ultimate Freudian slip.We also talk about New York State's mandated sexual harassment training & setting boundaries.In this week's Keto Korner, we share another Keto-friendly recipe: Pinche Nancy's amazing Keto Tortillas.Check out Episode 4 of Ms Vixen, the podcast!

On this episode, we talk about a model & a writer who need a major software update. Carissa Pinkston, a Savage x Fenty campaign model, found herself in hot water after falsely claiming she was transgender after being criticized for her transphobic remarks on social media. In a Queerty article entitled, "No women, no straights! The importance of 'Men Only' spaces in an LGBTQ dating world," Jeremy Helligar recalls the "good old days" and call for a return to male-only gay bars.We also talk about the fight for stronger protections for Amsterdam's sex workers and a Florida man who has an emotional support alligator named Wally.In this week's "Keto Korner," we chat about re-adjusting to Keto after our recent vacation.

Viva Las Vegas!On this episode, we chat about our recent vacation to Las Vegas. Joining us is Favy Fav, co-host of "Latinos Who Lunch" and host of "The Art People Podcast." Thanks to his love and knowledge of Sin City, were able to experience it through the eyes of a local resident. With Favy as our tour guide, we visited some of the area's most fascinating hidden gems and indulged in fare from dueling taco spots, Korean-Mexican fusion, and of course, ate at The Original Lindo Michoacan on East Desert Inn!

“Grown ups are complicated creatures, full of quirks and secrets.” ~ Roald DahlOn this episode, we revisit our youth by answering some randomly selected questions. Inspired by the latest season of "Stranger Things," we decided to discuss our childhoods using a series of questions as prompts. Though we often share such stories, using questions to facilitate the conversation was a new & fun experience.We also talk about the "Rocketman" & "Bohemian Rhapsody" biopics; the controversy surrounding Halle Bailey being cast as Ariel in "The Little Mermaid"; and "Bonding" on Netflix.

"We March against the exploitation of our communities for profit and against corporate and state pinkwashing." ~ Reclaim Pride CoalitionOn this episode, we talk about Madonna's music video for "God Control." The fifth music video from her latest album, "Madame X," it features a stylized reenactment of the Pulse nightclub shooting. Accompanying the triggering imagery are pleas for stricter gun control laws & statistics about gun violence. It is no surprise that the video is quite polarizing; is it an effective call to action or a tone-deaf appropriation of the 2016 massacre that left 49 dead & 53 wounded?We also talk about attending Alexis Michelle's show at Club Cumming, Sasha Velour's Nightgowns at the Abrons Arts Center, & participating in the Reclaim Pride Coalition's Queer Liberation March.In this week's Keto Korner, we share another Keto-friendly recipe: Nicole Burgess' 90-Second Grilled Cheese.On this episode, we talk about Madonna's music video for "God Control." The fifth music video from

"The worst of times in San Francisco was still better than the best of times somewhere else.” ~ Armistead MaupinOn this episode, we review the "Tales of the City" reboot on Netflix. The "limited series" is the fourth time Armistead Maupin's bestselling books have been adapted for the screen. In this ten episode series, contemporary issues facing the Q.U.I.LT.B.A.N.G. community are explored honestly & openly. With 28 Barbary Lane serving as the epicenter for most of the the character's lives & stories, the viewer is transported to an Oz-like world each time the wooden door at the top of the steps is opened. In our review, we discuss what we liked the most & least, as well as the importance of the show's use of a diverse cast of Q.U.I.LT.B.A.N.G. actors. WARNING - there are major spoilers ahead, so skip this episode if you haven't watched or finished the series.We also talk about HBO's new Wigstock documentary, "Wig"; the short film, "Happy Birthday Marsha" on Amazon Prime; & our plans to attend

Sometimes, A Hug Is All It Takes.On this episode, we share stories of our night at Whitney Houston's mansion & our reaction to Madonna's "Madame" X; talk about an Oklahoma man & a dad from Pittsburgh who are fighting bigotry through action and compassion; and Meghan McCain's interview with former Drag Race contestants, Nina West, Monét X. Change, & Adore Delano.We also share another Keto-friendly recipe in this week's Keto Korner; Hey Keto Mama's Chicken Parmesan Casserole.

"I have walked this earth, Black, Queer, and HIV positive, but no transgressing against me has been as powerful as the hope I hold within" ~ Mykki Blanco (Born 1986)On this episode, we talk Q.U.I.L.T.B.A.N.G., a more inclusive acronym for the queer community; the NYPD's official apology for the Stonewall Riots; & Madonna's "Dark Ballet" music video, featuring queer rapper Mykki Blanco as Joan of Arc.In this week's Keto Korner, we share two of our new favorite recipes from Headbanger's Kitchen & Sweet As Honey. Check out the recipes below.Headbanger's Kitchen "Almond Flour Pancakes"Sweet As Honey "Kale Pizza Crust"

"I'm not a party gay, I'm a homebody. A homosectional you could say." ~ EGCreationOn this episode, we talk about Queens Pride & how to find the best pride events in NYC. To check out some amazing events during the month of June, check out the the links below to articles from Gothamist & The New York Times:Where To Celebrate Pride Month In NYC (Gothamist)Pride Events: Here's How to Celebrate (The New York Times)Since we love being at home, we also provide some tips on how to celebrate Homebody Pride with some of our favorite LGBTQ-themed movies!

SPOILER ALERT: If you have not watched the finale of Game of Thrones, TURN BACK NOW!On this episode, we welcome, Queen & J., the hosts of "Tea with Queen and J." to the Grizzly Cave. After a 3-hour long pre-podcast kiki, we got to business & dissected the final season & series finale of Game of Thrones. Doing what they do best, these "two womanist race nerds" helped us delve deep into the conversation surrounding race and optics in GOT.

"Camp is...the love of the exaggerated, the 'off,' of things-being-what-they-are-not." ~ Susan SontagOn this episode, we bring you our review of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's latest Costume Institute exhibition, "Camp: Notes on Fashion." Drawing inspiration from Susan Sontag's seminal 1964 essay, "Notes on Camp," the exhibition explored the ways in which designers have employed camp sensibility in the creation of their haute couture garments & accessories. While it is the first Costume Institute exhibition to explicitly center homosexuality in the presentation of the works, it is a dated conservation that generally excludes the contributions of Queer POCs. Our discussion of the exhibition focuses on this erasure, our favorite pieces, and a lesson in etiquette for museum visitors.We also discuss the most recent attacks on reproductive rights, which are proposing the implementation of the most oppressive restrictions since the early 20th century. To find out more about the impending abortion bans and how

"One should either be a work of art, or wear a work of art." ~ Oscar WildeThe "First Monday In May," "Party Of The Year," & "Met Gala" are all names for New York City's most exclusive social event. Each year, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute throws a grand affair to celebrate the opening of its Spring exhibition & raise money for the department. Held to inaugurate the exhibition, "Camp: Notes on Fashion," the 2019 Met Gala dress code was "Studied Triviality" challenging attendees to compete for the spotlight in the campiest creations ever seen on the steps of the Met.Join us as we discuss our favorite looks from this year's Met Gala, why we think they best adhered to the theme of the exhibition, and which looks fell a bit short.In this week's Keto Korner, we share a delicious recipe for No Bake Peanut Butter Cheesecake, courtesy of Headbanger's Kitchen. Click HERE to check it out.

"I Was Feeling Sexy, So I Started To..."On this episode, we talk about taking a more active role in caring for our health & how to be supportive in the workplace during times of crisis. We also discussed "News That Makes You go 'Hmmmm...'": A soldier fell into a volcano while trying to get a "better" view; a man from the U.K. has a peculiar fetish involving horses; spilled gravy got an Iowa man into hot water with the Geek Squad; & Chemsex Survival Kits are providing people with safer ways to indulge in their sexual activities.In the Keto Korner, we rave about a new recipe we discovered for Keto Bagels from Low Carb Yum. Check out the recipe HERE.NOTE: for the bagel recipe, we used superfine almond flour instead of coconut flour. Simply replace one part coconut flour with four parts superfine almond flour.

Caution, Spoilers Ahead!On this episode, we celebrate our 7-year wedding anniversary; review Ryan O'Connell's Netflix series, "Special"; & talk about the new PBS documentary, "State Of The Art," featuring our dear friend from Latinos Who Lunch, Favy Fav!We also talk about an update from one of our listeners. Keep those questions & messages coming!

"Mirror, mirror on the wall, don't say it ’cause I know I'm cute"On this episode, we celebrate Lizzo's new album "Cuz I Love You," with a track-by-track review. The album is an unabashed declaration of self-love, power, & independence, while simultaneously affirming that being vulnerable does not negate one's own strength. This message is conveyed through eleven beautifully written & produced tracks that we are obsessed with.We also introduce some new segments this week; Keto Corner & I'm So Excited. Listen to find out how we are progressing on our Ketogenic journey & what we are into this week.

These Fashions Were Farm Fresh & Organic!On RuPaul's Drag Race Season 11 Episode 7, the 9 remaining Queens get into quick drag for a potato sack race where they have to showcase their best boobography. For the Maxi Challenge & Runway, Alyssa Edwards pays a visit to coach the girls on how to walk the walk in their Farm to Runway looks and perform in a country breakfast dance routine for RuPaul. Many of the eco-conscious organic looks would no doubt have been sustainable, while others were single-use only!Joining us on this episode is Pinche Queen!

Travis Wall Is Sooooooo Dreamy!On RuPaul's Drag Race Season 11 Episode 6, the Top 10 Queens practice Galisthenics with the Jane Fonda of drag, Love Connie, and perform in free-style floor programs for the Draglympics. In the end, was it Team Tuckpantistan or Team Glamazonia that won the gold?In keeping with this week’s Olympics-themed challenges, the Runway was “All That Glitters.” The Queens sauntered down the main stage clad in 24 karat couture and blinded us with their solid gold looks.Joining us on this episode are the hosts of The Shade Parade podcast, Viki Villainess & Ari Kiki!Come back every Monday for our unsolicited opinions about each episode!Mikelle Street’s Article: https://www.out.com/television/2019/4/05/dear-rupaul-stop-letting-people-say-death-drop-drag-race