Jul 17, 2026 · 1 hr 20 min · 17 segments
Society is collapsing, the moon is full, and Madonna, Cher, and Nadya Ginsburg have all escaped from their cages. Comedian, writer, and woman of a thousand voices, Nadya Ginsburg, is back with her…
Nadia GinsbergGuest
Fausto FernósHost
Marc FelionHostI
And I know because I'm not, you know, gay or queer, except for like the comedian Robbie Hoffman, who's my latest crush.
I can speak about it, but this whole idea of gay versus queer, would you guys like to comment on that? Because I feel like you should take the lead in that.
New York times, you know, historically is whenever they can choose the wrong side on a, on a discussion or a debate, they tend to do so, which is sort of frustrating because at least with Fox news and you know, you know where you stand.
And my mother throughout my whole life was always like, you've really made it.
And then finally, like with cooking with drag Queens, uh, that we did way back then they wrote about us.
But but so the thing about New York Times is like they've they've taken this idea that like the the victim is to blame for the actions of an oppressive system or person.
And it's a normal human reaction when you see somebody being hurt to say, what did that person do to deserve that pain and suffering? Like, for example, if somebody gets cancer, they say, well, they were smoking a lot.
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And I know because I'm not, you know, gay or queer, except for like the comedian Robbie Hoffman, who's my latest crush.
I can speak about it, but this whole idea of gay versus queer, would you guys like to comment on that? Because I feel like you should take the lead in that.
New York times, you know, historically is whenever they can choose the wrong side on a, on a discussion or a debate, they tend to do so, which is sort of frustrating because at least with Fox news and you know, you know where you stand.
And my mother throughout my whole life was always like, you've really made it.
And then finally, like with cooking with drag Queens, uh, that we did way back then they wrote about us.
But but so the thing about New York Times is like they've they've taken this idea that like the the victim is to blame for the actions of an oppressive system or person.
And it's a normal human reaction when you see somebody being hurt to say, what did that person do to deserve that pain and suffering? Like, for example, if somebody gets cancer, they say, well, they were smoking a lot.
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