Lee describes this episode as "A lighthearted discussion about real estate from an amateur perspective."  But trust me, he has owned and lived in a TON of houses, and always made good investments. When it comes to buying property, he's the...

Lee and Brett discuss how they navigate family and friends when they tell us we are "too woke."  Is there such a thing? Is it bad to be? And what do you do when family or friends decide that they really don't want to support your values? T...

Lee wanted to talk about his father for Father's Day, and Brett was willing to interview him about it. Gene Ingalls was an amazing guy! Father to eight kids, he held many jobs and played music in his spare time (?). This is a podcast exclusive,...

Every summer in Houston, the CATASTROPHIC THEATRE unleashes Tamarie Cooper and her best friend Kyle Sturdivant in a show that is a blend of sketch comedy, musical numbers, and chaos. Tamarie has sung about pooping in the ocean, Barbie doll orgi...

Here we go again! Another Pride month, but this year it hits a little differently. Lee and Brett discuss their plans for this month, how they think Pride has evolved, and what they see as the biggest issues for Pride. They also recall their fir...

OVERCOMPENSATING debuted on Amazon Prime Video's streaming channel on May 15th. It's a show from comedian and TikTok sensation Benito Skinner, and was produced by A24 and Jonah Hill. Lee and Brett talk about it without spoiling anything for you...

This is Brett's interview with Derek Charles Livingston, who is directing LET HER RIP at Stages Houston. It runs through June 22nd, and marks the first show that Derek has chosen as artistic director. He is also directing the show, and has an i...

Brett Cullum gets to interview his husband, author R Lee Ingalls, about his writing, and particularly his second book, THE PRAIRIE HAS A RAINBOW. It is the story of Lee's life up to two weeks before they met! We dive into why Lee start...

Lee and Brett got into a discussion about being friends with exes, and how it seemed that LGBTQIA+ folks were better at it than our heterosexual friends. Lee was pretty convinced, but Brett had to do research. Guess what? It's true! So we talk ...

Lee and Brett like to cruise, and they particularly enjoy the Carnival Cruise Line. It started off with friends and traveling groups, but as the years progressed, they both just felt more and more comfortable. Over time, people's attitudes seem...

Michael Alonzo is starring in the Theatre Under the Stars revival of IN THE HEIGHTS. This is the Lin-Manuel Miranda show he had before HAMILTON. Michael is a great guy with a gorgeous tenor voice. We talk about this show and his entire career. ...

The INGALLS have been cast! Well, at least our "core four." Lee and Brett talk about the actors playing Pa & Ma, Laura, and Mary. This is the Netflix reboot of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, and we're running with the information we know so f...

Vincent Victoria is a playwright, filmmaker, director, actor, and a total fashion icon. He runs a theatrical company called VINCENT VICTORIA PRESENTS, and they put on plays aimed at recreating history with the Black community as a focus (most o...

In a very special episode, Brett and Lee end up on a couch with their bestie, Greg Decuire. Lee has known Greg for over forty years, and Brett has had two decades with this powerhouse of love and snide comments. We couldn't think of anyone bett...

D. Jerome is a Broadway actor who is coming to Houston with the touring production of THE WIZ, which is celebrating 50 years since its Broadway debut. D. Jerome is an accomplished triple threat who was in the Broadway show about Michael Jackson...

Chicken talkin.... or rather about why we don't eat at one specific chicken place. You probably know what it is, and we just thought we'd let you know why we do that. We're not telling anyone else not to, but certainly if a company is actively ...

Jenny Lee Stern is a Broadway actress who has spent fifteen years working with FORBIDDEN BROADWAY. It's a spoof show, like SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE for theater types. They are coming to Houston on a tour at the Hobby Center from April 24th through t...

Brett and Lee talk about a recent book club assignment and the movie based on the book. Is Conversion therapy still a thing? 

Brett's interview with Dixie and her creator Kris Andersson about selling Tupperware and paying homage to all the brilliant women like Brownie Wise who made their dreams come true with plastic bowls. We cover everything from the Kennedy Center ...

Brett and Lee have very different tastes in music, but what is not different is the importance of music in their lives. For both of them, music has always been a great escape and a way to express themselves. In this episode we discuss some of o...

Brett interviews Wesley Whitson, who will be starring as Hamlet in 4th WALL's production of HAMLET, which runs at the Spring Street Studios from May 2nd through the 24th. Wesley is a Houston-born and-raised actor who went to school at HSPVA and...

Like everyone else we know in the world, Brett and Lee are talking about and reviewing MID-CENTURY MODERN. It's the show from WILL & GRACE creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan. Ryan Murphy produced it, and the show stars...

Brett dives into the Houston theater scene again, this time with Shunya Theatre, which is producing A NICE INDIAN BOY, which will run at the MATCH from April 10th through the 13th. Included in this interview are actors John Dunn and Taher Lokha...

Lee has an issue with a co-worker at a magazine he writes for and has to go to HR to bring attention to it. Brett joins Lee to discuss their marriage and how to handle it when folks don't approve of it for religious reasons. How do you navigate...

Brett dives into Houston theater once again! Noga Flaishon is a playwright who was born and raised in Israel but recently moved to London to live out her DOCTOR WHO fantasies. She is premiering her science fiction/drama play at Main Street Thea...