mark | Cubs Out Loud – The Bear Podcast of Indeterminate Length

In this episode of COL Drag Race ‘T-Time’, Chester and Gary welcome extra special guest host Mark. The queens develop panel discussions in front of a live audience about face, body, and hair. And this week word is… ‘proportion-izing’! But it’s the runway Hat’s entertainment…where hair and even IKEA lamps sit atop these queens. Tune in to find out which moments made the guys weep, and which panel discussion they would attend at the next DragCon.

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RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 10

Mini/Maxi:

[Mark] – Really, sitting on food!?

Snatched:

[Mark] – The Vixen is shook … I think she pushed a lot of the negative feedback onto her teammates to save herself emotionally

Snaps / Eyerolls:

[Mark] – Snaps… Eurekas mama made me cry … Blair is exposed and it was raw. #twirlforpeggy
[Mark] – Eyerolls… Vixen thought she was safe … for realz!! That lip sync shook her a bit but she pulled it out.

Last Call:

[Mark] – It was good to see Eureka making amends and building bridges again by owning her big personality and YYYYYAAAAAASSSSS NEXT WEEK IS SNATCH GAME, Bianca is here and the penultimate question of “who should go home and why?” Is asked … check you edges and your alliances/friendships … it’s about to get real!

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In this episode of Cubs Out Loud, the guys tackle the common relationships gay men make. From neediness to comfort and all that’s in between, we review a recent Tumblr article that talks about gay men and potential relationship mistakes. Some we agree with and some we think are shit. Listen in to find out what we think.

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What’s Going On?

[Gary] – When it rains, it monsoons
[Damon] – Bear Potluck

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Hearing about Gary’s Facebook friend who challenged somebody about leaving a dog in cold weather made me really frustrated. What kind of dog they are talking about wasn’t mentioned but the idea that dogs (most dogs) are in peril being in a car for some period of time when the temperature is either 32 OR 11 is silly. Many breeds of dog are perfectly safe in a wind protected enclosed space (like a car) at below freezing temps. They do have fur and tails to cover their nose with etc. Wolves, coyotes and lots of domesticated sledding breeds live in northern climates far colder than 11 or 32 degrees and without benefit of a car wrapped around them!