For the season finale, Ira Madison III joins the pdocast to talk about True Blood's Lafayette Reynolds as played by Nelsan Ellis.

Billy Porter's character of Pray Tell from FX's "Pose" gets the Black Queer Canon treatment with special guest, author George M. Johnson.

Screenwriter Kirk A Moore joins the pod to break down Omar LIttle's masculinity, sexuality and the blowback to the character.

After Laverne Cox issued in the "transgender tipping point" as Sophia Burset in "Orange Is the New Black," Michaela Jae Rodriguez showed what was possible as Blanca Evangelista on "Pose." Journalist Shar Jossell joins hosts Tre'vell Anderson and Mikelle Street to talk about trans representation on screen. Black Queer Canon is a production of Slayzhon. It is created, hosted and executive produced by Mikelle Street and Tre’vell Anderson. Chris Rodgers is our associate producer and editor. Our theme is the track “Soul” by Neverending Nina. The project is supported by Critical Minded, an initiative to invest in cultural critics of color cofounded by The Nathan Cummings Foundation and the Ford Foundation.Subscribe for weekly episodes.Visit Black Queer Canon at blackqueercanon.com.Follow the show on Instagram @SlayzhonFollow Tre’vell Anderson @RayzhonFollow Mikelle Street @

Actress and entertainer Jazzmun joins Black Queer Canon hosts Tre’vell and Mikelle to discuss the imitable Noxeema Jackson.

Cultural critic and columnist Taylor Crumpton talks queerbaiting and the Black bisexual representation of "How to Get Away With Murder's" Annalise Keating with Tre'vell and Mikelle.

Lady Chablis, the enigmatic scene stealer of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" gets the royal treatment in a conversation with actress Quei Tan and BQC hosts.

"Dear White People" creator Justin Simien revisits "Men On Film's" controversial Blaine Edwards and Antoine Merriweather to talk queer representation in the 90s with hosts Tre'vell Anderson and Mikelle Street.

Emmy-winning Lena Waithe breaks down her personal relationship with "Set It Off's" Cleo Sims played by Queen Latifah and how the character has become an archetype of black butch lesbians on screen with Black Queer Canon hosts Tre'vell and Mikelle.

In this inaugural episode, Tre’vell and Mikelle introduce the Black Queer Canon and induct Noah Nicholson from the 2005 LogoTV series “Noah’s Arc.” They discuss the show’s predecessor “Punks” as well as the way Noah, played by Darryl Stephens remains one-of-one. In an interview with show creator Patrik-Ian Polk they discuss how the character came to be, homonormative relationships and whether Noah is the villain after all. Black Queer Canon is a production of Slayzhon. It is created, hosted and executive produced by Mikelle Street and Tre’vell Anderson. Chris Rodgers is our associate producer and editor. Our theme is the track “Soul” by Neverending Nina. The project is supported by Critical Minded, an initiative to invest in cultural critics of color cofounded by The Nathan Cummings Foundation and the Ford Foundation. Subscribe for weekly episodes. Visit Black Queer Canon at blackqueercanon.com. Follow the show on Instagram @Slayzhon Follow Tre’vell Anderson @Rayzhon Follow Mikelle Street @MikelleStreet