DWonno Catch and Kandi Fit welcome you back to Psst, DWonno Catch Up? for season two. The discuss topics such as politics around deportation, the loss of DWonno's grandfather, and just shooting the shit over a couple of glasses of wine. This episode was recorder prior to their breakup.

Recently, Kandi and I broke up. The decision was not of hate or anger but of a desire to move in two different directions. And while it is very painful for me and brings sadness to my soul, we wish to remain friends - especially while we're still living in the same house for the next several months. The entire breakup has been very difficult for me and while I don 't typically like to put this much of my raw feelings out there, I needed a place to express and release some of it. So, I chose my podcast to do just that. So, welcome to season 2. I will warn you that much of what I have begun recording has been pretty heavy and I am trying to be more vulnerable in my life experiences this season that I was in season 1.

Join DWonno as he catches up with LGBTQ+ Civil Rights Icon, Hispanic American Rights Activist, political advisor, and Queen Mother of the Imperial Court System, Nicole Murray Ramirez. They discuss LGBTQ+ history, today's need for all generations and all minorities to band together and even have a little fun back and forth... and maybe a mention of a power top. Nicole has been a civil rights activist for over 55 years, stemming out of her childhood in San Diego. Nicole's up brining in a catholic Hispanic family and her dad's teaching of reading about the latest news and running for elected positions in school helped to shape the person Nicole became. This is an episode that should be shared with each new generation.

Catch up with Hanna Barbeara, contestant on Camp Wannakiki Season 6, Sara Nader - The Self-Proclaimed TikTok Concession Queen, Kandi Fit - The Neon Princess, and ME - the original non-binary, is it a he or a she, pussy with a kickstand, beaver with a cleaver, the guy with a pie, putting the boy in flamBOYance, DWonno Catch, as we discuss drag being provocative or not, growing up gay and dressing to conform or not, how emceeing contributes to performances being received, and how drag art was originally defiant but has become mainstream and alternative drag has become that new defiance in drag art.

Catch up with Hanna Barbeara, contestant on Camp Wannakiki Season 6, Sara Nader - The Self-Proclaimed TikTok Concession Queen, Kandi Fit - The Neon Princess, and ME - the original non-binary, is it a he or a she, pussy with a kickstand, beaver with a cleaver, the guy with a pie, putting the boy in flamBOYance, DWonno Catch, as we discuss breaking drag standards and what it's been like for each of us as we use our art to define our personalities and our expression rather than conforming to what others expect us to do. Whether drag is an extension of our selves or a fictional character we talk about how it has given us opportunity and confidence even in the face of opposition and push back.

Members of the Catch Family come together to discuss what the election of Donald Trump for a second term means to them and the LGBTQ+ Community as well as other at-risk minority groups. They discuss project 2025 and its potential impact will affect their lives, their families, and their loved ones. This special episode is longer than the typical catch up because DWonno felt that it is important to upload this particular conversation in one complete session.

Catch up for the rest of the discussion with these Las Vegas Drag Show Hosts - Nadia M. Louis of Naughty Nights with Nadia at Phoenix Bar and Lounge, Stephanie of My Oh My at Flex Cocktail Lounge, and Fanny D. Pack of Hips, Heels, and Tucks at Badlands Bar. This is just the first of a two-part episode where these show hosts discuss with me what it's like to be just that, a drag show host/show director. Come and join us and hear all about it!

Now if you're looking for some entertainment, come catch up with these Las Vegas Drag Show Hosts - Nadia M. Louis of Naughty Nights with Nadia at Phoenix Bar and Lounge, Stephanie of My Oh My at Flex Cocktail Lounge, and Fanny D. Pack of Hips, Heels, and Tucks at Badlands Bar. This is just the first of a two-part episode where these show hosts discuss with me what it's like to be just that, a drag show host/show director. Come and join us and hear all about it!

The original conversation that sparked DWonno's thought to create this podcast started with a conversation around a table at a local gay bar with three friends from the drag world who were at different points of a divorce. These three friends were Mister Rey, Valerie DuMonde, and DWonno Catch. Sitting around that table, they realized that the topic of Divorce in the gay community seemed either very taboo or very under appreciated. The intricacies that make divorce different, more difficult, and more traumatizing than just a break-up seemed to leave those being divorced alone and misunderstood. It was this conversation that helped to move these divorces into a healing place, post-separation. Now they bring the topic to the masses in this podcast discussion on "Psst, DWonno Catch Up? Unrated!". Listen and catch up on this very personal topic.

Welcome back to part two of the LGBTQ+ Society at Night where Jacob Cooper and I catch up. We continue our discussion on drag entertainment and our thoughts on the success and opportunities of gay bars and drag show. But we don't stop there, anyone that knows Cooper and me, knows that they can spill some tea, and boy do we start spilling.. Take a listen and be sure to like/follow/share!!