Archive for February 2008
Comedy,
02.25.2008 Episode #110 : Glitter Trix
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Glitter Trix, Miss Broken Hearts 2008 girl fights Sheila Noya on The Drama Queen Test from Queendom.com. While DJ G tallies the unsurprising results, Coffy the Movie Man gives two dicks up.
Comedy,
02.18.2008 Episode #109 : Victoria Parker
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Victoria Parker, Miss Continental Plus 2003 talks with Sheila’s mouth full about jerking off and Judge Judy. Next, our caffeinated cinematic correspondent Coffee the Movie Man makes his first appearance on The G Spod, and Our Dear Queer returns with advice for A Frustrated Lesbian. Last, DJ G reads more of your email about how much you love us and want to hear us every day, then proceeds to piss off yet another listener.
Comedy,
02.10.2008 Episode #108 : Our Dear Queer
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DJ G reminisces about his teenage drug use and freeze-dried grandmother. Sheila Noya misunderstands “taxidermy” and rants about her tax dollars. Next, advice columnist “Our Dear Queer” from Gaylife Newsletter brings a bit of normalcy to the show with his advice on how to stay sadomasochistically safe. Last, G reads your email and encourages you to party with and marry our show.
Comedy,
02.04.2008 Episode #107 : Phil Putnam
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After Groundhog Day, Phil Putnam crawls onto The G Spod and does not see his shadow. DJ G plays some of his favorite tracks from the singer/songwriter’s last two albums, asks Phil inappropriate questions, and calls him a dork. Phil plays along by candidly discussing his music, life and Anderson Cooper.
