Happy Valentine’s Month, babies! What says romance like questionable relationship choices, friendship breakups, and debating whether to ask your situationship to be your Valentine? Nothing! This week, Ian, Johnny, and Juan unwrap the tangled web of love, lust, and cheat-ation (yes, we said cheat-ation—don’t ask).

Listen in as Ian contemplates hosting a birthday bash without the existential dread of no-shows, Juan reminds everyone (again) that he works in television and has a boyfriend, and Ian contemplates if Whoopi Goldberg’s solo lifestyle is the blueprint.

Tune in for laughs, feels, and the ultimate question: Is there such a thing as reaching out of your ballpark, or is love just a well-timed croissant with a Post-it note? Find out on this week’s heart-filled (and slightly unhinged) episode of Tres Leches!

The milk has returned! After a little break (miss us?), the boys are back—and with some big news! Tres Leches is now a GLAAD Media Award-nominated podcast! WEPA!! Huge thanks to GLAAD for the honor.

This week, Juan spills on his new beau and his quest for balance, Johnny reflects on career shifts and staying offline, and Ian shares his experience with the LA wildfires and how being in LA has reignited his creativity. Plus, a deep dive into the TikTok blackout, the importance of real-life hobbies, and—of course—pop culture hot takes.

Hope you're thirsty, because we’re serving it all up fresh!

The leches love Wicked! Tres Leches is now a GLAAD Media Award-nominated podcast! Fresh from the theater (and still emotional), your hosts dive deep into Jon M. Chu's spectacular film adaptation. From Ariana Grande's masterful take on Glinda to Cynthia Erivo's transformative Elphaba, we're celebrating every magical moment - and yes, we attempt the Defying Gravity battle cry multiple times. Plus, passionate debates about Jonathan Bailey's Fiyero, Michelle Yeoh's scene-stealing Madame Morrible, and why this beloved musical hits different on the big screen. Whether you've already seen it three times or are about to experience the magic, come celebrate with us.

Warning: Contains excessive amounts of musical theater feelings, spontaneous singing, and critical analysis.