Oscar Montoya

Bitcherton features the voice talents of Katie Marovitch, Ify Wadiwe, Brian Flaherty, Carolyn Page, and Cassie Willson.

This episode features guest star Oscar Montoya.

You can see more of Oscar on shows like Dropout's Dimension 20, Game Changer, and Make Some Noise, and as Richie on the fabulous show Minx.

This episode was produced by Elliot Davis and Brian Flaherty.

Hi, I'm Mano.

Hi, I'm Oscar.

Oh, no, Mano, who are you being for Halloween today? Oh, I'm being Oscar.

I'm being Oscar.

You were going to say something else.

I was going to say...

You just wrote a joke because you were doing character

work.

I am Jeremy Bentz.

I am Oscar Montoya.

And I am Dimitri Pompei.

And we've got an extra spooky Halloween episode of Eurovangelist for you this week.

out two hours, two and a half.

If you count the Boco, you got enough Halloween programming.

But while, of course, Oscar Montoya knows of what he speaks when it comes to spooky things, Dimitri Pompei has written for Emmy nominated spooky shows.

But we had to bring in some some heavy hitters or should I say heavy haunters for this episode? That's right.

Of course, this is the one and only RuPaul's Drag Race Recap Podcast in the entire world.

I am Oscar.

I am Mano.

I'm recording from Los Angeles.

What? And they'd be like, talk.

And I'd be like, uh.

Oscar, that's intense.

I'm going home.

I am Jeremy Bent.

I'm Oscar Montoya.

And I am Dimitri Pompei.

And we have made it, folks.

to make any waves, unfortunately.

I might be wrong here, but it's a shame that we're not getting to see the Becky jersey like I wanted to.

Oscar, we don't know that yet.

We don't know.

I am playing museum curator Kitty Lock.

Hello, I'm Oscar Montoya and I'm playing Augustus...

Montgomery.

Wait for

I am Jeremy Bent.

I am Oscar Montoya.

And I am Dimitri Pompeii.

And we have yet another week.

Not us.

Not us.

Oscar Montoya.

[laughs]

I don't know who went to SUNY Purchase.

Um, Oscar-

Regina Spektor

...

And then, like, I see it in other, for other people.

Um, you, you had mentioned Oscar Montoya earlier, and he and I were in a- Latino improv sketch group for a while, and I've said this before 'cause we used to have a podcast, but the being queer and Latino, that, that show, I was like, "Oh, I'm able to, like, have both of these identities at once," and it was so freeing.

And that show, I would hear from a lot of queer Latinos that, like, "Oh my God, th- you're, you're doing a..." Whatever.

They say nice things.