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Come On In, Queens is a podcast at the intersection of pop culture, queer culture, and reality competition. From Survivor to RuPaul’s Drag Race to The Traitors and beyond, we dive into the shows that queer audiences love—and unpack why we love them. Whether it's the drama, the drag, the social strategy, or the female/queer iconography, we explore how these shows reflect queer identity, community, and camp. If you've ever screamed at a tribal council, lip-synced for your life in your living room, or plotted your own roundtable banishment, this podcast is for you.
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Wulp, for a season that marketed itself as THE BEST SEASON OF SURVIVOR EVER, it kind of went out with a whimper. Either way, we had a blast deep-diving on Stephanie's merch line, Aubry running for what seemed like 5 minu
Womp Wooooomp! We're wearing all black today for reasons - certainly not jazzed about the season going into this finale. If only our favs wouldn't have been eaten up by ridiculous twists along the way, huh? Come on in, q
'Everyone will be shooketh' - and shooketh we were. We're talking about a real nailbiter ep this week on Come On In, Queens. Also, we're covering sunning buttholes, the hammock's rise to stardom and one of the messiest c
This episode could've been shorter. But we had Stef-splaining, a boot and rally, and Jeff gooning over Mr. Beast - gross How about Aubrey downing grubs heads and all? Cirie is vomiting in the bushes, Joe is on his moral
Come on in, queens! This one is called “I Deserve All of This." (Not Jonathan, gross) Christian goes on a Jimmy Fallon -sponsored punishment tour (why, Survivor? no one asked for this), Cirie schools Emily on rice but ho
Come on in, queens! This one was kind of a mess - Winnie was taking phone calls and Jacob was literally ejected from his chair (thankfully we kept this fall in, get ready). Either way, this was an amazing episode of Surv
Come on in, queens! This episode has everything: Tiffany delivering burn book reads, Coach spiraling into haikus and “honor” delusion, and Rizzo coaching the coach on how to play Survivor. AND we got an alliance called “
A blood moon rises and Jeff, the used car salesman, tries to sell us a rebranded merge-atory like it's something new and GROUNDBREAKING. It's not, grandpa. Honestly, it fell really flat and we didn't love this episode. S
Come on in, queens! Get on out, Jeff the impersonation comic. We've found the real theme of this season. Survivor: PTSD. Ozzie relives his Survivor slash Cochran trauma, Charlie continues to spiral around Maria trauma, a
Wow, did we need a full concert by Zac Brown? No, we did not. Did we need the straight men on the honor and integrity team creaming their shorts over listening him sing? Also, no. We're talking Ozzie's poncho, catching J
Come on in, queens! Get on out, Jeff the rapper. Blech. A fan-voted tribe swap throws the game into chaos as alliances scramble, Cirie tries to survive on a shaky new tribe with Rizz-God (lord help her), and Emily contin
Another episode so good, we're sharting our khakis. We talk relief of hearing castaways call out Joe's game of honor, Christian's commitment to the bit, and Q's underwear. You know, all the important bits. Aubrey, that d
YOU PINKY PROMISED! We’ve reached end of season 4 of the traitors with an excellent episode of television. There's a helicopter date, I mean mission, that ends with a jump into the loch, Johnny and Tara's putting all the
We’re back to celebrate our 25 year love of Survivor with a recap of the 3 hour premier! (did we need that long to tell this story?) That said, we are definitely excited because the premier delivered. Twenty-four players
The Faithfuls continue to look for clues… that just never lead to Rob. Eric spirals under Traitor stress while Rob manspreads his way through suspicion. We're loving the Johnny and Tara duo, but is this season losing ste
Here we are again talking about The Traitors episode 8 - The Queen Never Comes Off Her Trone (if Maura said it). Winnie is still in full appreciation of Rob's gameplay and Jacob is feeling the ick. It was full Candiace v
Episode 7 is here - The Black Banquet 🍷🖤 and honestly… maybe a little over-hyped, but the looks, the drama, and the twists still delivered . This week, we break down the chaos of the banquet, the quietly iconic fashion
We were Come On In Fucking Queens before Episode 6, and we were Come On In Fucking Queens after — but wow, did this episode take us to entertaining places. We’re recapping a truly electric showdown between Colton and Lis
We’re back to recap The Traitors Season 4, Episodes 4 & 5 , and things officially go off the rails. From the ongoing obsession with Scotland’s life-changing salmon, to deranged theories about identifying traitors by thei
We’re back to recap a wild premiere with Episodes 1–3 of The Traitors , and casting has truly done it again. We’re loving almost everyone on this cast (love to hate Michael), and these first three episodes were such a fu
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