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My Gay Agenda

CJ Higgins & Jenn Adams

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My Gay Agenda: An Investigative Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast where we interview members of the LGBTQIA community and plot whatever it is cisgender heterosexual people think queer people are doing.
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The Gay Agenda radio show

The Gay Agenda

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The Gay Agenda brings you news, hot topics, debate & debauchery while taking a sideways look at the Queer Community; the good the bad & the fierce. Broadcast on Fab Radio International 7pm-9pm UK time every Friday. www.thegayagenda.co.uk @gayagendaradio
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The Roxane Gay Agenda

Roxane Gay

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The Roxane Gay Agenda is the *bad feminist* podcast of your dreams. It’s writer Roxane Gay in conversation with guests who have something necessary to say about the issues that matter most to her–and hopefully to you as well. On the Agenda: feminism, race, writing, art, pop culture, food, and, of course, politics. If you enjoy hearing from people–women, mostly; Black women, usually–who bring unique perspectives to a world in complete and utter chaos, put this show on your own agenda.
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CJ set their year on fire and Jay worked to solve mental health forever, so now we're back after six months to talk about what the heck happened back there. Jay quizzes CJ on the last five years (not the musical, the amount of time since we started this podcast). Happy National Coming Out Day, five-year anniversary of this show, and thank you all f…
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Sherrilyn Ifill still believes in the future. The famed civil rights attorney reflects on her time with the NAACP Legal Defense Fund (LCD) fighting against systemic racism in the courts. And she also has thoughts about the legitimacy crisis of the Supreme Court. Credits: Curtis Fox is the producer. Our researcher is Yessenia Moreno. Production help…
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June Diane Raphael on the psychological challenge of being a woman on TV and film sets, and why she’s leery of being “the good girl.” The comedian/actor/screenwriter/podcaster also talks about everything from menstrual moods to career ambitions. Plus, Roxane recounts the plot of one of her favorite bad movies. Mentions: “Oh God, A Show About Aborti…
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Designer and podcaster Debbie Millman on creativity, vanity projects, and how to inspire people to change. Also, she is Roxane’s wife, and Roxane tells us how they met and fell in love. Mentions: Marcy Dermansky’s novel “Hurricane Girl” http://www.marcydermansky.com/hurricane-girl-book C.J.Hauser’s book of essays “The Crane Wife” https://cjhauser.c…
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Imani Barbarin uses humor and truth to bring attention to the increasingly dire plight of disabled people in America. The pandemic has revealed a broken system that keeps the disabled in poverty. She talks about how she personally deals with the injustice, and what might be done to improve things. Also, what makes a joke a good joke for the disable…
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Actor, comedian and memorist Cameron Esposito is practicing vulnerability. Here she talks to Roxane about their gender-fluidity, about why performing feels normal for them, and about why it’s important not to be funny all the time. Mentions: ● Take My Wife on Starz https://www.starz.com/us/en/series/38334/episodes?season=1 ● Save Yourself https://w…
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Devotional artist Genesis Tramaine is painting some of the most striking portraits of our time. She talks to Roxane about her process and her practice, and how her faith informs it all. Also, Roxane reflects on her own religious upbringing. Mentions: ● Recent Gallery Show https://www.alminerech.com/artists/5928-genesis-tramaine ● Genesis Tramaine’s…
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Actor, producer and director Numa Perrier is making space for herself. Her autobiographical film “Jezebel,” about a young woman grieving for her mother while working as a cam girl in Las Vegas, breaks new ground in independent cinema for its complex candor. Roxane talks to her about how a girl from a Washington state farm ended up making TV and mov…
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Cultural critic Margo Jefferson deconstructs her nervous system… or at least explains to Roxane how the culture, not just family, has made her who she is. She talks about her new memoir, which situates cultural criticism alongside personal memories. Also, Roxane reflects on what memoirists reveal, and don’t reveal, to their readers. Mentions: ● C.J…
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1980’s movie star Ally Sheedy is back with a plum role in a new TV series. She talks to Roxane about her other careers as an editor and teacher. Plus, Roxane speculates on why The Slap (at the Oscars ceremony) has grabbed so much of our attention. Mentions: ● Single Drunk Female https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13790652/?ref_%3Dfn_al_tt_1 ● Ally’s essa…
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Roxane on the pleasures and perils of collecting art, and a conversation with one of the artists whose work she collects. Barbara Kruger came up through the magazine industry, where she applied her editorial design skills in the making of provocative, conceptual images, films and sculptures. She talks about her belated success, and how there’s not …
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How Janicza Bravo turned a hilarious Twitter thread into a hilarious movie. Aziah King’s epic Twitter thread about a road trip gone bad took the internet by storm in 2015. Several years and a pandemic later, Janicza Bravo translated it into “Zola.” Here, she explains some of the creative decisions she made—like not showing the nudity. Mentions: ● A…
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Sanaz Toosi channeled her anger about the Muslim travel ban into comedy. Her play “English,” set in Iran, explores the lives of an English teacher and her students. She talks to Roxane about the experience of so many immigrants–imperfectly speaking a second language, never fully fitting in. Plus, Roxane reflects on her own parents’ accents. Mention…
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Cerise Castle broke the first extensive investigation about alleged gangs in the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department in a 15-part series for KNOCK LA. Now, Cerise Castle reports with a bodyguard by her side. Roxane and Cerise discuss the shocking details of Cerise’s investigative series and political, and personal, consequences of her work. Plus, Roxa…
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Dorothy Brown says she got into tax law precisely because it had nothing to do with race. After twenty years of research, Dorothy discovered—and this is going to shock you—the tax system is racist as hell. Roxane and Dorothy explore how the tax code caters to white Americans in almost every way, from home ownership to marriage. Plus, Roxane reflect…
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Randa Jarrar says her skin is neither thick or thin when it comes to attacks on her writing. Roxane and Randa explore how to stay creative under difficult circumstances. Plus, Roxane reflects on the toll her haters have taken on her and her writing. Mentions: Randa Jarrar’s books: https://randajarrar.com/home/books/ Credits: Curtis Fox is the produ…
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Comedian and actress Nicole Byer on the ups and downs and ups of her young career, and why things are looking up for fat, Black performers. Plus, Roxane waxes poetic about her cake catastrophes. Mentions: ● Killing Eve https://www.bbcamerica.com/shows/killing-eve/seasons/season-1--1010619 ● Nailed It! https://www.netflix.com/title/80179138 ● Grand …
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Crime novelist S.A. Cosby on tragic masculinity, growing up poor, and what he wants people to understand about the South. Plus, Roxane talks about the important escapist pleasures of genre fiction. Mentions: ● Razorblade Tears, by S.A. Cosby https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250252708 ● Abbott Elementary: https://abc.com/shows/abbott-elementary ● …
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Philadelphia's Breakthrough Artist of the Year 2020 Avery Goodname (she/her) chats with us about forgetting she was gay for a little bit, the perils of online dating, and losing her wig(s). CJ takes the reigns of creating today's game, but Jay has more of a hand than they know! Avery's Twitter, Instagram, and Venmo: @goodnamefordrag…
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What do pottery and pot do for Seth Rogen? The writer and actor talks to Roxane about the pleasures of making something that doesn’t matter, the secrets of his longstanding collaborations, and about what he brings to the weed business. Plus, Roxane tells how she got eaten by an edible. Mentions: ● Euphoria: https://www.hbo.com/euphoria ● Houseplant…
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Novelist Terry McMillan set the table for so many Black creative women working today. She tells Roxane about how she became a writer without knowing she was one, and how she continues to write narratives that so many Black women identify with. Mentions: ● Roxane’s Story “North Country” is in her book Difficult Women: https://roxanegay.com/books/dif…
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Roxane introduces the new podcast with her former co-host, Tressie McMillan Cottom. They talk about the new year, new endeavors (including a new dog), Senator Kyrsten Sinema’s vacuity, and the real meaning of Morgan Wallen’s mullet. Mentions Tressie's New York Times newsletter: https://www.nytimes.com/column/tressie-mcmillan-cottom Credits: Curtis …
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Twoey (she/they) chats with us about being in the closet very literally, the cisgender urge to gender everything, and cat-like vocalizing. Jay quizzes us about A Christmas Carol because, ya know, we're all in one. Get tickets for the digital stream of A Queer Christmas Carol (written/directed by CJ, with performances by Twoey and Jay) here! https:/…
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Jeff (he/him) returns to our show after everything he's done to ensure that it would turn into a TTRPG podcast. We chat about what brings queer people to TTRPG, abandoning assumptions, and the crimes committed by Hidden Valley Ranch. Jay leads us on an epic quest full of riddles in this edition of LGBTD&D. Learn more about Jeff at jeffstormer.com!…
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It's our 100th episode AND four-year anniversary of the show! To celebrate, we heard from some past guests about how their Gay Agendas have been going and what advice they would give someone who's afraid to embrace their queer identity. Jay challenges CJ to a Game of Games. Thank you all for making My Gay Agenda what it is today, we love you <3…
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Ryk (he/him) and Messiah (they/he) of "The Ongoing Plight of the Ferryman" chat with us about making musicals that don't suck, the improvements theatre needs to make toward inclusion and equity, and how explaining queerness to kids isn't actually that hard. Jay quizzes us on psychopoms, aka guides of souls to the afterlife. https://www.stageworkx.c…
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Julianne (she/they) chats with us about figuring out your identity later than school, dismantling the wedding industry, and the haunted origins of many wedding traditions. Jay quizzes us about a show that all three of us are going to be in next week! Tickets for "The Hazards of Love": https://humnbards.ticketleap.com/the-hazards-of-love/…
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Katherine (she/they) chats with us about playing with gender on and off stage, when labels aren't necessary, and making art, not friends. Jay quizzes us on theatre, psychology, and business terms. Katherine's website: katherine-perry.com Katherine's social media: @iamkaypear Eric & Lilli's Night at the Museum: https://www.penn.museum/events/adult-p…
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Isabel Wilkerson reframes race and racism in her book Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents. Here she talks about what inspired the book and about the craft behind her complex, big narratives. Spoiler: it doesn’t involve outlines. Plus, Tressie and Roxane on why you need to read more than one book about racism. Mentions: Caste: The Origins Of Our D…
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Activist and storyteller Amber J. Phillips on the importance of being who you are, politically and publicly. Also, journalist Brittany Gibson on the breathtaking scope of new Republican voter suppression efforts. Notes: Articles on voter suppression by Brittany Gibson Amber J. Phillip’s Instagram Hear To Slay theme music by Taka Yasuzawa and Alex S…
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Senator Elizabeth Warren on the moral and political imperative of forgiving student loan debt. Plus Roxane and Tressie respond to listener voicemails about what they would do if their student loan debt was forgiven. Hear To Slay theme music by Taka Yasuzawa and Alex Sugiura. Curtis Fox is the senior producer. Sarah Wyman and Catherine Fenollosa are…
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Eli (he/they) chats with us about discovering new gender feelings in quarantine, using more than one pronoun, and seeing someone you know on a dating app. Jay is our GM for an RPG mini-adventure to claim some Sunny D. Eli's Twitter: twitter.com/ReliableElliot) Eli's StartPlaying Games profile: https://startplaying.games/gm/reliable…
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Tressie is hungry, and Roxane is into cookbooks. Cookbook author Julia Turshen talks about making healthy comfort food, and her own struggles with body image. Mentions: Simply Julia: 110 Easy Recipes for Healthy Comfort Food Carmen Cool, therapist and body justice advocate Hear To Slay theme music by Taka Yasuzawa and Alex Sugiura. Curtis Fox is th…
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YA (aka the Young Adult genre) author Jason Reynolds on his love for teens and why he writes specifically for them. Plus Roxane and Tressie x-ray Meghan and the Royal Family, and we hear from publisher Chris Jackson on why 2020 was such a big year for Black writers. [Editor's note: this episode originally aired March, 2021, but we think it's worth …
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An episode so good it deserves to be heard again. Sabrina Strings joins Roxane and Tressie to discuss the racist historical roots of fat phobia and what it means for health care today . Plus, Sonya Renee Taylor coaches Roxane and Tressie on how to accept their bodies, and why self-love is a contagious political act. Hear all episodes of Hear to Sla…
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Therapist Esther Perel on what happened to us during COVID, and how to reconnect with friends and lovers after a year of isolation and grief. Plus, Roxane and Tressie look back on some highlights of Season 2. Mentions: Esther Perel’s website: https://www.estherperel.com/ Credits: Curtis Fox is the senior producer. Catherine Fenollosa is the produce…
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Climate change is coming for us all, especially black and brown people. What can we do about it? Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, marine biologist and co-host of the podcast “How to Save a Planet,” talks about her solutions-oriented approach. Plus listeners explain how the climate is changing their lives. Mentions The Green New Deal text: https://www.c…
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How to reconnect with friends and lovers, with Kiaundra Jackson, a marriage and family therapist. Also, Tressie and Roxane tell how they met, and we hear from listeners about what changed in their relationships in COVID times. Mentions: Boomers Got the Vax SNL gag Kiaundra Jackson’s website Credits: Curtis Fox is the senior producer. Catherine Feno…
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Home improvement help is on the way. Carmeon Hamilton, HGTV’s newest design star, explains what it means to have a style in our homes that reflects who we are. Plus Roxane and Tressie hear from listeners about their pandemic home improvement projects. People have been BUSY. Mentions: Carmeon Hamilton’s website Hear to Slay Art of Living Center Retr…
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