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On the first half of today’s show, the boys welcome the one and only Hope back to the table. Hope talks about her past week and being named an honorary Bitsie Chick and how Nick is in his feels about it. Nick talks about his session of self-care and the importance of remembering to take care of yourself. Jae talks about his Thanksgiving plans and the grandkids’ holiday wishlists. Tom talks about his weekend of going out hard and realizing he is not a spring chicken anymore. We close the first half with a round table of gratitude.
We come back from break and tomorrow launches us into a healthy conversation about blue wins in the courts. Nick talks about a queer-owned business, June Farm, who hosts events and has a new TV show.
These are stories shared with us by our beloved Mama Kim. Every week Kim sends us stories from a variety of publications that are specifically related to the LGBTQ community and are a great way to stay on top of what’s going on in the community.
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