Queerdos

Erica Nix is known as the Richard Simmons of Austin. She’s an artist, fitness coach, activist, and photographer.

From transformfitnessaustin.com: Erica Nix is on a mission to Make Working Out Fun Again! Her kitschy, sex-positive aerobics classes have grown a loyal following, and now she’s taking her movement to the next level. In December of 2016, she opened her own studio, Transform, hosting a full range of fitness classes and events.

Jesus Valles is an award-winning actor and playwright. Their autobiographical show, (Un)Documents, is a compilation of short stories and poems to process their and their families’ experiences about what it’s like to be documented and undocumented. Host, Bekah Johnson, is a dumb dumb and Jesus tries to teach her about the arbitrary process it takes to become an American citizen.

Betty Grumble is a performer who is self-described as part surreal showgirl, part obscene beauty queen and one part sex clown. Her many talent's can't be put into one box. Just listen. She's delightful.

Nikki DaVaughn is a writer, body activist, performer, occasional domimatrix and shenanigan starter. She is the founder and director of Fat Bottom Cabaret and co-producer of The Midnight Menagerie, a collective of POC performers based in Austin. She spends most of her time dating poorly and writing stories about what it’s like to be fat and black in Texas.

Charissa Lucille is a photographer, writer, Zine maker and owner of her zine shop in Phoenix, AZ called, Wasted Ink Zine Distro.

Timmy is a drag performer who goes by the name Strawberry Shartcake. He's also a go-go dancer and bartender at Seattle's infamous queer bar, Pony. Oh, and he's also an ex-Morman.

Scientist Jordan skools us on cancer. It's fascinating.

Bekah is an exceptional dumb dumb in this episode and Jordan pretends not to notice. 

Jordan O' Jordan is a musician, songwriter, singer, and sexy scientist. Legit. On this episode, Jordan talks about his music and how science influences his art. 

Davee has been studying the tarot since 1993. He designs his own decks by using the tarot as a lens to explore the geography and communities he lives in. 

As a queer artist, he likes to use homoerotic imagery as well as humorous pop and iconic references. 

On this episode, Dayvee explains what the tarot is, how to use it, and how he got into tarot. 

Anouk Rawkson is a multimedia visual artist whose works span from paintings to clothing to plush toys. He's inspired by music, horror films, comics, and subcultures. In this episode, Anouk talks about what it's like to be a Chicano queer and a brujo.