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GenXy hosts The Daily Whatever, a society show with 223 episodes published.
Four men, three of whom had never been in the same room, sat down on a Monday to talk about reinvention—and ended up somewhere none of them planned. Lawrence Winnerman is joined by Aidan Wharton, returning friend Ben Gre
Lawrence’s other best friend of 32 years, Char Sundust, flew in from Seattle and is sitting RIGHT NEXT to him in the studio — and what was supposed to be a Monday hangout turns into one of the most wide-ranging episodes
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It was another absolutely unhinged Fucked Up Friday, and somehow the news cycle outdid itself—again. We dove headfirst into the chaos, breaking down everything from the latest political absurdities to the kind of stories
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This morning on The Daily Whatever Show, I was flying solo while Dana was off on a top-secret mission, and I got to kick off the Lunar New Year — the Year of the Fire Horse — with one of my best friends in the world, Cha
genXy is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. We had an insanely good time hanging with Julie Roginsky and Michelle Kinney this morning f
Today’s episode of The Daily Whatever Show marked the start of something new, with me, Lawrence Winnerman, officially launching my Monday queer takeover: Not Straightforward. Not Straightforward envisions a queer convers
Note: You can also catch Matt on Blue Amp Media. Today’s The Daily Whatever Show opened with its usual warmth and chaos, as I checked in “from the field” — specifically, the open-air, poolside setting of an L.A. airport
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Thank you Neurodivergent Hodgepodge, Rachel @ This Woman Votes, Cat, Polly Walker Blakemore, Char Sundust, and many others for tuning into my live video with Melissa Corrigan, she/her, Lawrence Winnerman, and GenXy! Join
Thank you Nick Paro, Dr. Amber Hull, Polly Walker Blakemore, Char Sundust, Melissa Corrigan, she/her, and many others for tuning into my live video with Dana DuBois! Join me for my next live video in the app. Get full ac
Thank you Nick Paro, Dr. Amber Hull, This Woman Votes, Caro Henry, Cat, and many others for tuning into my live video with Dana DuBois! Join me for my next live video in the app. Get full access to The Daily Whatever Sho
Today’s Bestie Day opened on a somber note. Before we said anything else, Lawrence shared the update none of us wanted but all of us needed to hear: his mom was heading to surgery for her cancer soon. The fear, the love,
We opened today’s The Daily Whatever Show with some pre-Thanksgiving banter (and Dana DuBois channeling her recurring “old smoker barfly” voice), plus a quick chat about Dana’s new essay When Thanksgiving Isn’t Safe for
This show was pure electricity — the kind where the guest arrives mid-chaos, mid-tech-glitch, mid-greenroom confusion, and still manages to set the universe on fire within three minutes of speaking. That is, in short, Mo
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