Hola Milkers! Que tal!? Vale! It's a Tres Leches solo episode! The dolls are back together—no guests, just vibes. This week, Ian, Johnny, and Juan reflect on post-Pride energy, romantic misfires, healing through hobbies, and why we don’t have to earn joy to feel it. Ian shares a vulnerable moment about getting stood up at 4am (with a $65 Uber receipt to prove it), Johnny reveals how a pottery class cracked open something deeper, and Juan talks about working too much and sleeping too little—even while being deeply loved. “At what point is enough enough?”

We talk about play, pride, body image, childhood joy, and how sometimes, healing looks like biking to a party in short shorts. Also: Do not ghost your hookups, and remember—being in your prime isn’t about being perfect.

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Hi Milkers!! Happy Pride!!! This week, we’re joined by the one and only Marti Gould Cummings! Not only are they a walking International drag artist institution, they are a political powerhouse, and this year’s 2025 NYC Pride Grand Marshal. Claps for Marti !!!

We talk about the full-circle magic of marching in your first Pride at the age of 17… and then leading it 20 years later. Marti opens up about their journey from nightlife icon to political organizer, how drag became a tool for visibility and advocacy, and the mentors who helped shape their path — from Patina Miller gifting them their first drag wardrobe, to Gavin Creel offering the encouragement that would change their everything. We miss you Gav...

We talk chosen family, and why joy is a radical act- especially now!

This one’s a love letter to QUEER resilience, showing up for your community, and becoming the person you needed when you were younger. We loved this conversation and we know you will too.

This week the ultimate comedy duo baby angels Tim Murray and Michael Henry, viral comedians and creators join us to talk about their OUTtv series Wish You Were Queer — The series follows Michael and Tim, who — for the first time — perform stand-up on the road across North America together, with help from executive producer Trixie Mattel. It’s giving road trip, it’s giving dick jokes, it’s giving gay missionary work (but backwards). We cover stand-up horror stories, peacocking through small towns, the fine line between heckling and foreplay, and why the girls who grew up on Rosie and Ragtime are built different.