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As the Trixie and Katya grand tour exits the green, moist forests of the Pacific Northwest and meanders east towards the lumps and bulges of the Rocky Mountains, we check in with our favorite role models to learn about penile hygiene, flatus consumption, and how to make a real difference in this crazy thing we call life. If you aren't properly motivated to better yourself, spread love to others, and join a cult after this episode, then perhaps you should stop listening to this podcast.
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F*ggy Bald f**ks by day, wildly successful crossdressing bombshells by night. The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamo feature a pair of grizzled gay ghouls exploring the culture boundaries of modern beauty through interviews with gorgeous guests who inhabit various facets of the beauty industry. From models, moguls, influencers, drag queens, adult performers, actors, and more, RuPaul’s Drag Race veterans Trixie and Katya break down the beauty behind it all.
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@waitwhat2573 2 года назад

this feels like im a child they're supposed to be babysitting and bc im a boring little shit they just plopped me on the floor so they can talk and are periodically looking at me to make sure im not dead

@Tardigrade2024 2 года назад

Omg exactly

@Hmm-pn2xx 2 года назад

💀😂😂😂😂

@gentimperley8554 2 года назад

I used to love listening to adults chatting shit when I was little 😂 don't mind me aunties 🙉 💅

@f1l1ppova 2 года назад

it's not because you're boring, it's because they hate children 💀

@eucoroipouha7951 2 года назад

i saw this comment on twitter and had to look for it to like it😂 lol that's precisely the feeling and the vibe

@iffyyffi3833 2 года назад

I love how Katya is wearing her birth year so proudly 😍

@BeautyByMrsFooCough 2 года назад

We stan a century queen

@Izzybaggins 2 года назад

Sorry to correct you but that shirt was from her class of 07 graduation ball, she came out of the gay lake in the late 1800’s right before it was drained for the Boston Rail road.

@samsnothavingit2788 2 года назад

I hope she sees this comment bc I can hear her cackling LMAO

@JanitaShowaars 2 года назад

That hotel is named after Katya

@tiffanyparkh 2 года назад

@@Izzybaggins LMAOO

@boojersey13 2 года назад

I just want to say as a trans guy who recently came out to catastrophic reception from my conservative mother, watching these two flourish and not just have support, but actual fame even is something that helps keep me going. these two and gottmik are my life blood lately

@scoutjack 2 года назад

Hey Vic. I hope you are doing better now. I too am a trans man and I still struggle but it does get better. I have great friends and my family was actually very supportive too so I know I was lucky. Just know you are not alone. Stay strong man.

@annacobb1140 Год назад

Comment like this remind me how important kindness is. Show love any time your given the chance because the world needs all it can get!!

@ahoytherekaty 10 месяцев назад

I hope you’ve found a kinder reception since you posted this comment. You deserve the world!

@alanamonique84 9 дней назад

I hope you’re doing better since posting this and that you have the support of a community that loves and honors you. Sending love. ❤

@boojersey13 9 дней назад

@@alanamonique84 Hiii! I havent really solved the mom problem, we're not speaking right now, but I have moved in with my partner and we are very much a team that wants to make everything in our lives work:') I have yet to afford psychiatry to get on hormones but I'm in a good place right now

@ayannaw63 2 года назад

Monday I get blessed with Violating community guidelines podcast and then Trixi comes out with a video on her channel and it’s about new products!!! And today I’m getting blessed with this beautiful podcast

@austintayetious1235 2 года назад

I feel seen. 🥺

@hannahhentai 2 года назад

my people

@stevenskuse6561 2 года назад

Yessssssszz

@Lin-ri7qo 2 года назад

How do you do fellow Disney adults, boots the house down realness.

@taylifts 2 года назад

My week is literally- VCG, Trixie and/or Bald & The Beautiful, Sibling Advicery, No Gorge and/or First Purse Impressions, then Sibling Rivalry. The only schedule I can stick to

@Mel-ql6gl 2 года назад

I just wanna say how grateful I am to these two for doing this podcast, especially since I honestly didn’t expect them to keep doing them while touring. Believe me I love UNHhhh, but I have to watch each episode in 2-3 minute chunks just because I have ADHD + Autism and my brain gets kinda overstimulated by the editing (no hate to Jeff and Ron, they’re geniuses at what they do!). I love that there’s a way for me to consume T&K content that’s chill, stripped back and more compatible with how my brain works! These episodes are the highlight of my week ❤️

@kaykaysims9461 2 года назад

It’s awesome seeing this comment, I have ADHD Autism as well, man I love the editing of unhhh but definitely overstimulating! I have so many episodes I know the words too but have no idea what they look like 🤣🤣

@HunterJarvis 2 года назад

Fellow Autistic who hyperfixates on all things T&K here!!!! I have found my people😩♥️

@sadierose2890 2 года назад

Wowie… my 12 year old son is on the (lower end of the) spectrum and it’s nice to see a glimpse of his possible future and that he’s having FUN. Bc as a Mum I absolutely worry about that for him… One day at a time, I ‘spose. 🥰 🌈🫒

@konkolj 2 года назад

there's a podcast version of unhhh, basically just the audio version of the videos, on spotify and such! i don' t know if that would be better for you, but just letting you know! ❤️

@michaelatussey 2 года назад

Im a fellow ADHD’er (and possible autistic - getting eval’d this week) and the reason I like UNHhhh and B&TB so much is because it’s so chaotic 😂 I find Jeff and Ron’s editing stimulating in a good way. Then again I’m someone who usually describes my brain to people as a literal reenactment of Bo Burnham “Welcome to the Internet” 😂

@Ava-nz4bn 2 года назад

Trixie: “don’t put that in there” The editors: *keeps it in there*

@jmbechtel 2 года назад

No soft edit, no nothing. **shady music rattle**

@zero1101 2 года назад

I'm spotting - I lost the baby. I'm dying over here.

@oskarneuburger6809 2 года назад

This was perhaps the most compassionate, humanized, and empathetic discussion of the housing crisis in America conducted by two wealthy people I've ever seen

@denden798 2 года назад

i get what you mean by wealthy but i want to remind you that despite their incredible fame to us, they’re much closer to our wealth than billionaires

@francookie9353 2 года назад

@@denden798 Also, they are literally self-made. As opposed to being born into a powerful finance dynasty.

@amylouise6646 2 года назад

TRIXIE MATTEL IS SO RICH

@lostblueboy 2 года назад

@@denden798 yep. theya re rich by which it means that they have a working studio and a house they own or rent and they can provide comfortably for their loved ones and the people who work for them.

@winterkeptuswarm 2 года назад

@@lostblueboy It is sad that not living paycheck to paycheck and not worrying is considered wealthy now. At the same time as we working people argue about who is rich or poor, the actual top 1% and big corporations get richer and richer.

@KT-oi7hs 2 года назад

I’m glad you two care so much about the unhoused and want to do something about it. Of course there’s advocacy, charities, voting, etc. but if you ever want to help and individual person or group of people, providing them with items/shelter is sometimes better than giving money. For instance, if someone is outside a grocery store or restaurant, ask if they’d like anything from inside so you can get it for them. Also: be mindful that when giving food, try to make sure it’s not too hard because if they don’t have good dental health, hard food can cause pain. Sometimes all someone needs is a meal taken care of, or a safe place to stay for a night, or a shower, so they can spend their time and energy on other things instead of basic survival.

@indieconquers 2 года назад

I think at their value - they should be doing something bigger, working with local government, etc.

@lostblueboy 2 года назад

@@indieconquers yeah but then again they are not celebrity celebrity....so all they can do is strike convo...which they are and also help individually. And also they are in california so the voices are....small in a sea of people. But yes advocacy is needed for the governement and also the federal gov, I mean the repubs are just lost cases but at least the gov can do something to help the states dealing with it.

@essiecardoza7878 2 года назад

I’m so glad you said it. Helping an individual is so incredible because it’s going directly to the person who needs the help.

@kalskid1 2 года назад

I was doing 3-4 supply bags a week downtown (things like socks, underwear, gloves, female hygene products, razors, sani-wipes, food, water bottles, those mylar blankets Katya is obsessed with). The biggest thing to help is convincing local cities that the large unused indoor spaces can be converted to facilities for the homeless (locks on doors though for safety). Lots of stuff can be done at smaller levels for sure though.

@bumblebeebrass164 2 года назад

Currently spinning out mentally almost as bad as katya did a few years ago so it’s nice to see that maybe I shouldn’t unalive myself bc she seems to be doing good right now

@Corduroykidd 2 года назад

I don't know if this is helpful for you, but feelings will always come and go. Two years ago I was in the worst depression of my life and this year I'm currently the happiest I've ever been before. Keep going :) Taking walks is something that really helped me when I was in the worst of it. And lots of music.

@alexhalfhide8160 2 года назад

I really wanted to be unalive when my husband chose his girlfriend over his wife. It gets better, it really does.

@danielwaynemiller 2 года назад

As annoying as the ad campaigns can be some times IT DOES GET BETTER. Take it day by day, and you'll come out the other side just fine. I was right where you're at 5 years ago, and I am loving my life today. It's different for everybody, but medication helped me a lot to get to where I'm at now (I take Escitalopram - Lexapro).

@chei24 2 года назад

You got this Grace 👋💚 life can be a shithole but it sure does get better and it's always worth the wait 🤸‍♀️

@naomiguyardo 2 года назад

It does get better. Even after the days you’re convinced it won’t.

@Sonsbitchesall 2 года назад

Lmfaooooo “Working for me is like working for the wind. Where’s she going? We don’t know…” 🥰🥰🥰🥰

@JCPeaux 2 года назад

Katya is always ready to bathe someone 😂😂

@seame3795 2 года назад

So proud of you Katya. I have a lot of the same anxiety, smoke and also have an off switch where I like to sneak out when I’ve had enough stimulation. Keeping the schedule alone is such a huge commitment. You a HUGE inspiration. 👑

@ashriiiiii 2 года назад

Trixie: “are you on prep?” Katya: “no, I don’t get fucked” Trixie: “yeah the risk is much lower..”

@ScottMcGoldrick 2 года назад

"I'm not supposed to be on Grindr" "oh. the program..?" "...covid." 🤣🤣🤣

@liznolan391 2 года назад

the progrum

@Katelyn.Eby1215 2 года назад

@@liznolan391 progrum.😂 perfect!

@MooMooFutch 2 года назад

This podcast feels like we are watching two friends talking privately after they took a zoom business meeting and forgot to close down after.

@Tigersox24 Год назад

as someone who is currently being housed by a youth housing program in the chicagoland area, it genuinely warms my heart that to hear these two acknowledge the housing crises in this country and trying to find ways to help. the best way in my opinion is to donate to local housing assistance programs and mental health resources for the unhoused. i am so so lucky to have found the program i’m currently being housed by. i think sometimes people forget that it really can happen to anyone, and finding the resources to assimilate back into society can be so difficult. also thank you trixie and katya for helping me through this really difficult period of my life and genuinely giving me a laugh and smile every time you appear on my screen. ❤

@melellellie 2 года назад

So glad to hear the tour is going well! I’ve heard nothing but rave reviews. Excited to see it when it comes to my city!

@GrumIsMe 2 года назад

Saw last night's show in Brooklyn, and it was amazing - totally worth going if you can!

@HelloYiddy 2 года назад

It got postponed here for early next year; but, I was like, Mary, I don’t care! I’ve got my tickets, it isn’t canceled ~ it’s all good!

@jesseplier 2 года назад

as someone who was at one point homeless and lives in the bay area, hearing y’all speak really compassionately and openly about unsheltered people here is super refreshing. we live in one of the most expensive places in the united states, and everyone above a certain tax bracket is all too happy to keep it that way and to step over the people in the street. donations to local shelters, local mental health and recovery clinics, and continuing to bring visibility to these issues are really great ways to help. can’t wait to see you guys back in the bay in october🖤

@lostblueboy 2 года назад

well....thats capitalism and after the previous administration and the amount of senators they have in their pockets. nothing is going to change, unless suddenly there or 60 more bernie sanders in the senate.

@LivLearnsLife 2 года назад

" *You don't remember, I don't listen.* " The summary of 6 seasons of UNHhhh.

@mackenzienessmith2623 2 года назад

As a native Oregonian, I can fully see Brian living his best life and thriving writing country music in the woods of Bend lol

@MrL1O1V1E1 2 года назад

I love the Webcam pod a lot more tbh, it feels a lot more chill and like I'm listening in on a FaceTime call.

@breannaneden8088 2 года назад

the audio though 😳

@FreeGurl13 2 года назад

Oh god the audio

@MrL1O1V1E1 2 года назад

I do agree we would love an external microphone

@mellalune 2 года назад

Katya DOES look great!! Look at those beautiful eyes. And dem cheekbones!!

@kevmagill5163 2 года назад

It's tough ..soul destroying...to see people so lost in the middle of a city that has such a large 1 percent population. Miami is becoming like that...Lamborghinis and Ferraris driving past someone sleeping on a piece of cardboard.. smh..I really appreciate you using these moments to discuss it and bring it to the attention of people that have a sense of the underdogs in our society...Luv Luv Luv ❤️ ...can't wait to see the show. You both are working so hard. Your little clockshop in Bend will be your reward...no drag, just cashing checks and working at the shelter.

@jessdah2512 2 года назад

I agree. I live in miami and it’s too many people living in the streets and it’s extremely sad

@colleentrodge1968 2 года назад

Great pod! I believe one of the best way to help the homelessness issues is to help fund mental health facilities and housing programs for people experiencing homelessness. Often times its not the person's fault, but the system is failing them whether they have mental illness or drug addiction or just ran out of luck or lost a job. So many people don't realize how much money it costs to go get a job or apartment, esp without a place to bathe or recieve mail.

@erinintechnicolourII 2 года назад

Exactly, the biggest issues a homeless person faces are lack of housing and lack of mental health assistance, if they can look for non-discriminatory NFP housing programs and groups that can provide free mental health assistance, those would be the best places to receive their funds. That would be the best long-term service you can offer, Trixie & Katya, and you can then of course additionally help individuals if you see them. Having the details of these groups and programs would mean you can offer them to any individuals you see, which would be really valuable to a lot of people- a direct link to a service that can help you find housing and get some mental health aid. Honestly if it's something that you're experiencing this much, and are concerned about, it may be worth having somebody on your tour who can do the research and find the best programs and groups in each city, make contact with them about donations, get their details to pass along to people, etc. Thank you for caring, and not just looking away.

@petersdarkheart 2 года назад

Katya is correct though. Ultimately the only real way to address the root cause of homelessness is a dramatic overthrowing of the American "capitalist" system 🤷🏻💥🎆

@erinintechnicolourII 2 года назад

@@petersdarkheart definitely, but it will take more than just their actions to do that :(

@richiethev4623 2 года назад

They also need to offer housing where you are allowed to bring your pet's because many rather stay on the street's if it means that is the only way they keep their pet(s) with them. Also their are homeless parent's out there and some of these parent's that are unspoken of are the single father's who rather sleep in their car and or van with their child(ren) then being at a shelter separated from them so they need a housing specially for these specific family situation's.. I speak from knowledge after being homeless on the streets of West Hollywood but fortunately I have family who is supportive and gave me a second chance of proving myself right and allowing me around my son after I had a mental break down n' lost myself on heavy narcotics and stayed on the streets for a couple year's.. On the side note they also need to offer some kind of specialized program for homeless to reconnect with their family and with counseling/therapy of sorts between the person & there family they can slowly get them off the streets this way if any of that makes sense.. I know personally if my family would've rejected me and not given me that second chance of being able to prove myself I honestly would've gone back to the streets and drugs hence loosing myself for good because all hope is all lost..

@owlislike 2 года назад

Beauty 2 the Streetz is a non profit that helps the homeless population in skid-row in LA. Miss Shirley and her team do amazing work and provide meals, hygiene supplies, make up, hair cuts, and more. 10/10 would recommend.

@leileyking1544 2 года назад

these two will always be there for me when no one else is. i’ve had the absolute hardest week. i’m autistic & adhd, and a change in schedule is debilitating. well guess what? my schedule changed for the next six months and for the past week, i’ve been waking up mid panic attack, hyperventilating at the simplest tasks, and making food but just staring at it cus the thought of eating makes me sick. having this podcast to look forward to has been a lifesaver. it takes my mind off of all the change & helps me come back to by breath. being in an anxiety riddled state, but know katya has been through it and is still grinding gives me hope for myself. i love these hoes so much.

@kimwarton4894 2 года назад

Would be great if Netflix did a special of your show.

@SuperDerp5 2 года назад

Where's David? Why is he not documenting their tour?

@powersquirrel8156 2 года назад

One way to help the unhoused is by supporting legislation that supports proven methods of aiding those with addiction. Clean needle programs, designated safe drug use places, and free drug safety testing save so many lives. It might seem like offering a place to literally do drugs wouldn't help get people off drugs, but it works similarly to clean needle programs, while reducing deaths from overdose. Go figure, treating addicts like humans with a medical condition helps the most. Legislation for these programs often face heavy opposition because they don't "punish" addicts or it's seen as enabling.

@ctotheoleman 2 года назад

I'm having a hard time and only blaming the constant travel and pandemic for Katya not hooking up. Please someone, she has the most beautiful eyes....

@von8786 2 года назад

I love katya’s energy so much, my ball of energy

@Unitos_ 2 года назад

That's coke bb!

@alfonsotapia8202 2 года назад

@@Unitos_ Suspicions confirmed lol

@hannahwebster5606 2 года назад

@@alfonsotapia8202 I was thinking the same

@Unitos_ 2 года назад

@@alfonsotapia8202 The sniffing, and manic energy, it's some kinda upper. For the record: good for her, have some fun!

@syvannahb.630 2 года назад

@@Unitos_ maybe not good for her lol???

@gennydf95 2 года назад

I hope katya is doing well with the tour & it's not taking too much of a toll on her. I hope she knows that she has the right to prioritize her wellbeing no matter what 💛

@AkiraChan24 2 года назад

Homelessness has been particularly prevalent during the pandemic, so supporting non-profits is really important if you're in a position to do so. Here are some options off the top of my head, since Trixie was asking for tips: This isn't San Fransisco, but The Other Ones Foundation is a non-profit in Austin, TX that supports the homeless through housing, work opportunities and other humanitarian aid. There's also Operation Tiny Home, which builds small houses for the homeless (I believe that's national, but I'm not certain).

@sheilal.8609 2 года назад

Thank you two for shooting these podcasts while you're on the road. You make a lot of people very happy :). This episode forced me to buy tickets to your show in Grand Prairie, TX. CANNOT WAIT.

@ianpimental2770 2 года назад

Katya: I think we need to overthrow capitalism, but I don’t think that’s happening any time soon. Me: *smashes like button*

@sammyp9514 2 года назад

trixie asking how she can help SF was very genuine and sweet. let us know how we can help Trixie !!

@sierrabetterley 2 года назад

Genuinely one of the highlights of my week, every week. So thankful they do this. 🖤

@ronniemorris1430 2 года назад

same omg

@wertzui995 2 года назад

somebody needs to educate them that several reinfections are possible. the next infection can have a worse disease progression and carries the risk of long covid

@stephaniereyeschong206 2 года назад

@LosReyesSon 2 года назад

It’s not true. Natural immunity exists and they’re both vaccinated. Stop spreading misinformation.

@wertzui995 2 года назад

@@LosReyesSon what are you trying to say? There are so many people documented that got reinfected despite of vaccination.

@doloresdelarosa7 2 года назад

I dunno if its the angle that Tracy has their camera, but maybe it's just me cus I'm a 1/3 Native American, but you can definitely see some of her Native American features like the smallness around the eyes and the upper cheekbones. Also Trixie is quite handsome, I dunno why people are surprised by this.

@lilmoo2222 2 года назад

Wanting the help the unhoused people brings a tear to my eye, as I feel the same way. I love you Trixie & Katya, thank you for talking about it. WTF can we do to help!? I am in Portland, OR and the housing-challenged struggle is real here, in all cities, and everywhere in between. There are many "grass-roots" as well as corporate/ public efforts being made to address/help the situation- If anyone has suggestions/links to share, for any city, please leave a comment. Seeing the shear quantity of people struggling and the lack of tax-dollar-run mental health and housing assistance programs is disheartening, to say the least. I think keeping the conversation going is always a good way to ensure attention is given to things (maybe "duh", but wanted to say it anyway). As a society, we must not turn our backs on our fellow humans, spread understanding and education, and increase taxes on the super-rich (basically the opposite of what the previous "presidential" administration of ssshe-who-must-not-be named did to our county)!

@lostblueboy 2 года назад

.....but its sadly not gonna happen. Maybe I am a pessimist but the repubs are all lost case now and they are full throttle going authoratianiship and full culture war. They are going to win in the midterms, enact worse voting restrictions which in turn will help them win the next elections and just keep attacking lgbt rights and abortion and then move on other targets like immigrants and the homeless and then drug addicts etc. And.......thats what it will be until that country collapses under the thousand pillars of pain or revolutinize and overthrow this dysnfunctional system and the near undemocratic nature of the politics and elections.

@orange661able 2 года назад

In portland I believe theres F4TCPDX which cooks and hands out meals to people who need them and pdxfreefridge which allows has food but kept in a community fridge

@andrewjones9991 2 года назад

Katya was right. We have to overthrow capitalism. All the social programs in the world are just band-aids on the problem. One of the best things you can do is get into politics and vote socialist. Better yet, run for office as a socialist and you can have the actual power to make change.

@Tigersox24 Год назад

im not from your area, but from another city facing huge amounts of homelessness (chicago) and as someone who is currently being housed by a youth housing program i just want to say thank you thank you THANK YOU for caring about this issue. so many people don’t realize that people just like themselves around the country are facing housing crises for various reasons. it warms my heart to see people genuinely caring about this issue and looking for ways to help people like me. If you’re still interested in donating, the program that’s housing me is called 360Youth Services in Naperville, IL. monetary donations go to everything from gas cards to mental health counseling to starter “move-in baskets” that include necessities like toiletries and food. again, THANK YOU for being a kind human.❤

@Sisterlucy666 2 года назад

Feels good to smile for 50 minutes straight. Thank you queens.

@annecosta2599 2 года назад

this mic setup was a big reminder that i am NOT bilingual 😭 anywayzz thank you so much for still doing the pod while on tour, i value it more than the food on my plate! Love and kisses

@QuestionsIAskMyself 2 года назад

Them talking about Washington weather was everything and relatable. I kid you not a day ago we had full pour and hail, power outages everywhere. Then the next day, beautiful sunny day

@teddybeartears88 2 года назад

saw the show last night and ugh!!! UGH!!!! can't wait to see it again when you circle back to NYC. it was fantastic, heartwarming, the best community inside joke meta universe. so beautiful!!!! truly something fresh new and unique to drag. Kelly was stunning, the background dancers are so hot! the vibe was perfect! and it is so unique to each city because its so interactive and I could go on and on! an amazing show!!

@kylietravis3427 2 года назад

I was there too! Such an amazing time 😍

@erintheokay 2 года назад

I can't wait! I have tickets to the show this summer!

@kadinmay 2 года назад

What kind of seats did you have? I’m betting I’m going to get major nose bleed seats

@mattmayo3539 2 года назад

I laugh so hard when Katya does the hockey jaw! It’s so spot on. 😂

@erintheokay 2 года назад

Just bought tickets to the live show and it's keeping me alive right now. Cannot wait!

@Skeeters-sweater 2 года назад

the take on Oregon/Washington is so spot on - everyone comes to the PNW and thinks of an alt life here lol it's just so beautiful here lol

@deannaheadrickartist 2 года назад

Dr. Drew works on the unhoused situation in l.a. You could have him on as a guest to ask about what he thinks the root of the problem is and how to help.

@aprilgeewhiz3814 Год назад

I live in Bend, been there for 18 years. It’s beautiful and such a peaceful place to be. Move there!!!! Moved to Bend from Seattle and was raised in Portland. Pacific Northwest is amazing.

@turtles2____ 2 года назад

sorry was busy with school, but anyways podcast starts at 1:58 ad #1 19:44 ad #2 36:43

@Rachel-0 11 месяцев назад

15:16 “it’s like working for the wind” 😆

@tl7116 2 года назад

Everyone imagines their life playing out differently in Bend.

@girafa400 2 года назад

I loved the show! You never know what they may improv or what props they’ll break that night

@kaykaysims9461 2 года назад

Pretty sure when I went to the Bend Oregon airport to help a friend move from there, I was the ONLY black person there because everyone was staring at me as if they had never seen a black person before. I even had the cops called on me while trying to help my friend move because they though were “robbing” the place she was MOVING OUT OF. I haven’t gone back since. Beautiful town but it’s not for people like me. I’m a tall black girl with colorful dreads, and my best friend/sister is a tiny white girl with bright red hair. We look like Rob and Big gone wrong and we wouldn’t have it any other way 🤣🤣

@Medusa-jd5ym 2 года назад

Amazing show in Milwaukee!!! Katya did the most breath taking dance routine 👏

@mizstories9646 2 года назад

Trixie making full eye contact with the camera and completely serious: don't put that in Editor: hahaha Anyway, ladies thank you so much for doing this. I had mentally prepared myself for not seeing anything new from you two (except of course when I see your show September 9th!!!!). Trixie made a TCTV video on tour and now a podcast episode from the road. You two are such hard workers and extremely generous. It would have been rough to go from about 5 Trixe and/or Katya videos a week to zero, cold turkey. You ladies are the best!

@MagicalTLC 2 года назад

I lived in Salem for about a year when I was little. I loved the rain and the green. My mom hated it. She says it has sidewalk skies. You look at the sidewalk and its grey. You look at the sky and its grey. She got really depressed.

@maddilacken 2 года назад

I honestly prefer these episodes rather than the professional studio ones

@charlietheory4100 2 года назад

"Christmas on IBS, yule love it!" I love Katya on a new level that no one else understands.

@jimmyk1282 2 года назад

This is amazing!! So glad to hear the tour is going well. I bet you all are happy to be back in front of a crowd!!

@liohent9508 2 года назад

Seeing a lot of comments here Katya’s back on some ish, I just think ppl need to calm down. I buy her thermogenesis explanation. She’s been frank about still trying things post sobriety that aren’t idk…hard drugs…things are slightly more manic in parts here than usual but not ridiculous.

@isabellemallory4240 2 года назад

all of these comments are absolutely vile and disgusting to see. NO ONE, especially if you don’t actually know the person in question, has ANY right to speculate, comment on, or attempt to dissect someone who battles the nightmare of addiction’s recovery trajectory. Not only is that deeply invasive and exploitative of an extremely personal and very delicate issue, but it can also be extremely damaging to the person you’re so gruesomely violating. Not to mention, if you’re going to ignore the rest of that point, at least be aware that doing this can gravely impact someone in recovery’s motivation, self esteem, and overall psyche and potentially cause a ripple in their recovery. mind your business. it’s really that simple. if you’re worried, do something kind instead of making published speculations. comment and say that you hope she’s enjoying her time on tour! if she’s visibly glowing, comment that! tell her she looks amazing! tell her you hope she’s thriving and happy! those are such easy ways to express care and concern without being patronizing and invasive.

@hellopoodles 2 года назад

if someone who’s been very public about their desire not to use speed acts as though they’re using speed (sniffing, rubbing gums, repeating words, mania) i don’t agree with you that non-abusive comments of genuine concern about it are damaging. i’d rather say something and have that person know they’re coming across in a concerning way.

@A-Milly-A 2 года назад

@@hellopoodles to ppl you actually know irl maybe. Not to people that you actually don't know, despite what you may think, online. It's in the same vein as commenting on someone's weight and whether or not they have an eating disorder: crass, uncalled for and not your business.

@juliacastro8505 2 года назад

@@hellopoodles How about keeping our concerns about people's mental health online to ourselves? Its like every time someone who openly has some psychological issue does anything considered out of their normal by others, - who literally only know what they post online - they're flooded with "concerned" people questioning their sanity. Every time Britney Spears posts anything people comment she's not fine, when she's just having fun dancing around lol Its annoying af, public people, just like us, have friends and family and co workers in their lives to do that for them, they don't need strangers who don't even know them. Also, addicts couldn't care less about some online people concern.

@NatTayHill 2 года назад

48:22.....This is why your watch thought you fell....you hit your arm really hard. This happened to my friend before when she was laughing and clapped really hard, lol

@andreacollins3204 2 года назад

Wait until Trixie comes to Ireland in a few weeks and she gets the 4 seasons in 1 hour 😂😂🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

@suzy3899 2 года назад

Trixie is from Wisconsin and we have some WILD weather swings so she will be fine. Katya on the other hand 😂😂😂

@lawrence2111 2 года назад

I'm so happy to hear you guys ask what you can do for homelessness in SF. I tweeted this as well, but something you can consider is contributing or coordinating something with Urban Alchemy SF! They're an org that employs formerly unhoused and unstably housed people to provide services and clean up directly in the community. Last time I stayed in a hotel near the tenderloin they were everywhere and it seemed effective. Another thing you can really do with your platform is advocacy!!! You have a huge audience, you can bring someone from UA or another org to talk about homelessness in your pre-show, your lobby, or on your podcast. Humanizing the homeless and helping everyone understand that it can happen to anyone and that these people are deserving of our attention and compassion is a big big push.

@jamesscalise4990 2 года назад

San Francisco and the rest of the bay has a massive housing shortage! It’s important to support policy that upzones the area and stops wealthy homeowners from preventing much needed housing from being built

@alloranovak1916 2 года назад

These two are in a completely different dimension intellectually and comedically than any other queen or comedian in general.

@BamberMe 2 года назад

My sister and I just went to show at the Riverside in Milwaukee, WI and OMG we had the best time. We couldn't stop laughing!! It was an amazing show. Thanks for everything you guys are doing. Thanks for giving us something to smile about in this crazy world.

@orange661able 2 года назад

I help with local free food pantries and supply drop offs in my city! Im city is smaller but close to LA, so mutual, direct aid like supply bags, money, local orgs (probably around universities), needle exchanges, help so much. But also advocating for unhoused people against city govs and police departments help on a more structural level as well!

@suginami123 2 года назад

Insanely fabulous. no one else does this no holds barred smart adult talk.

@tiassly507 2 года назад

the little girl chime voice leaves me in tears 💀💀

@msswiper3019 2 года назад

Find mutual aid groups that work near where you live and become regular fixtures/contributors/volunteers. Those are boots on the ground that give tangible support directly to the people needing it, not 2+ times removed via organizations like united way

@BoyMac13 2 года назад

I loooove this energy T&K have for the Tour pods!! Also super glad they’re willing to take the time to do this while on the road!!

@monicacarroll1649 2 года назад

The chime ads get me every time I literally rewatch episodes just for those and the website making Boston accent on the Macy Rodman episode

@anusingh2640 2 года назад

Just saw you two live in Detroit! it was so funny! Trixie's singing was fantastic and so was Katya forgetting her lines in every scene! 😂

@eileenponce4899 2 года назад

Everyone commenting on the housing crisis just proves to me that somehow we are all coming together and we can create a change/shift! Love u Trix & Katy 💗🌸

@notarat9303 2 года назад

i was there at the first show and had so much fun but yeah i remember the guy that was throwing up getting carried out by medics, hope he's okay

@jussietalks 2 года назад

That whole sex convo really only applies to gay sex encounters in case yall were wondering😂 a lot of straight sex involves the dude not giving a fuck what kind of time the girl is having, they just wanna get off in whatever way suits them. I think that's what usually constitutes being "bad in bed" for us. If a man simply faces me during sex, kisses me on the mouth, and asks me if he can do something before he does it I'm in his DMs for weeks

@doeeyes2 2 года назад

Litterally. But i think straight men are beginning to learn about the importance of aftercare (slowly albeit).

@honeybadgergrrl77 2 года назад

The fact that we continue to sleep with these men is also proof that sexuality is not a choice.

@A-Milly-A 2 года назад

100% was thinking the same thing

@A-Milly-A 2 года назад

@@honeybadgergrrl77 facts

@A-Milly-A 2 года назад

@@doeeyes2 they are?

@TallulahFoxxx 2 года назад

Foot related tea: I have high arches, danced and cheered competitively til I was 21. I wore heels every day from age 14 because they were more comfortable than flats (high foot arched people will relate!). I had double foot surgery at 21 for Morton’s neuromas, caused by all that damage. I was my surgeon’s youngest patient by 40 years 😂😂😂 I have no doubt that many drag queens will be needing his card 😂👌🏻

@jaredbush1032 Год назад

i started watching these lovely ladies when i was starting to slip into a bad place and now i watch them everyday and it gets me through all the bullshit

@cath1409 2 года назад

katya have you ever thought of botox injections for the excessive sweating? something i’ve tried and it really helps! lol (lots of love) 🌧💕

@piiga Год назад

I love katyas energy so muchhh she makes me so happyy

@blakeb736 2 года назад

hello other people that are waiting for them to release it 👋🏼👋🏼

@cxlb333 2 года назад

Don’t speak to me or my children

@Sonsbitchesall 2 года назад

That’s not a very welcoming response miss thing. ☕️

@cxlb333 2 года назад

Mason Finley true. I’m a protective parent what can I say 🤷🏼‍♂️

@MsArt888 2 года назад

One important way to help homeless people in the medium to long-term: advocating for the end of single-family residential zoning and for more mixed-use development. Seriously, can't overstate how essential that is in driving down the price of housing.

@Rosepaku 2 года назад

This literally is my favourite podcast ever

@spoidabetch 2 года назад

28:17 the voice in my head since March 2020

@froghop325 2 года назад

I absolutely live everytime Katya quotes Scrooged. Best Xmas movie of all time

@hotmessjess3390 2 года назад

Former homeless non-profit employee here. The best way to help is to donate to local, grassroots non-profits and boost there signals. If you want to volunteer make a long term commitment, babysitting short term folk is a huge waste of time. If you want to donate stuff make sure it’s nice/good repair,folks deserve nice things, not your old shitty stuff. Essentially find the people that know what they are doing on the ground level and give them the money to do it.

@amysweeney7800 Год назад

Anyone else notice how Katya seemed like they were on fast forward the whole time? She was FEELING that pre work out still! Haha

@kl8062 2 года назад

Portland loved you guys! People, including me, left that theatre gushing about how great it was.

@marklola12 2 года назад

It is when you see you both out of makeup that you super appreciate all that you do to look how you both do in makeup

@bnicolette14 2 года назад

I didn't notice before, but they are SO energized on this one lol. I only noticed because I watched two back-to-back lol

@mickenziewillis5623 2 года назад

I wish they’d do a pay preview of one of their shows so I could watch online 😭

@revanthmuntha5640 2 года назад

The dolls are being chaotic as fuck today . We live !!

@youcare_somuch2433 2 года назад

Great episode this week, ladies!

@gracelynteer5059 2 года назад

trixie is aging in the most beautiful way

@LilyJohn96 2 года назад

They look like they are having a blast. I wish they would tour in Europe too...

@luvginger8550 2 года назад

They did last year

@hania8146 2 года назад

they probably will from october to december

@derrek-lee 2 года назад

I moved to Seattle from San Diego and I LOVE the weather. Cuz we actually have seasons.

@lilchemo616 2 года назад

Weird flex: my first real experience at a "show" and a gay bar happened to be the Milwaukee show from this year, and I went to Trixie's bar afterward! Even though they were sectioned off in the bar, it was a magical experience.

@michellelucado8970 2 года назад

I think it's totally cute how Trixie goes from a drag queen to looking like a boy with his ball cap and outie ears. Lol, love you both 😘

@Kerrviii 2 года назад

Bus passes, or train pass. It can help a lot. I left SF in 2019 but so many people are stuck there and have a lottery to even get a shower (weekly, monthly) . Watch where you step.