Mike Ciriaco's guest appearances

Mike Ciriaco

The Sewers of Paris

Graymalkin Lane the podcast

Josh Trujillo

Hillary Clinton

Lily Tomlin

Tennessee Williams

John Hughes

Michael Bell

Leah Williams

Sina Grace

Joel Kim Booster

Jim Zub

Kevin Allison

Alan Scott

Dave Holmes

Carol Burnett

Guy Branum

OwlTail

Jordan White

Welcome back to Graymalkin Lane! This week, we review X-Men #33, called Into the Crimson Cosmos from June, 1967. With your hosts Chad and Heather, guest host Mike Ciriaco (from WeHo News), and the super charming Jordan D. White (famed X-Men editor!) First we interview Jordan about his work with the X-books, involving some amazing discussion about why the X-books are so popular with queer fans, then we delve into the amazing nonsense that is X-Men 33! The X-Men fight a telepathic Juggernaut, and they try to chop him up with a helicopter! Jean Grey and Cyclops fight a demon who is vulnerable to... watches?Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy &amp; Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Welcome back to Graymalkin Lane! This week, we review X-Men #33, called Into the Crimson Cosmos from June, 1967. With your hosts Chad and Heather, guest host Mike Ciriaco (from WeHo News), and the super charming Jordan D. White (famed X-Men editor!) First we interview Jordan about his work with the X-books, involving some amazing discussion about why the X-books are so popular with queer fans, then we delve into the amazing nonsense that is X-Men 33! The X-Men fight a telepathic Juggernaut, and they try to chop him up with a helicopter! Jean Grey and Cyclops fight a demon who is vulnerable to... watches?Advertising Inquiries: <a href="https://redcircle.com/brands" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/brands</a> Privacy &amp; Opt-Out: <a href="https://redcircle.com/privacy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/privacy</a>

X-Men 33: Into the Crimson Cosmos!... with Jordan White! With Mike Ciriaco and Heather!

How have you discovered your hidden talents? My guest this week is a former shy kid who, after trying to hide from the spotlight for years, was shocked to discover that he’s actually really good at acting, journalism, and go-go dancing. Growing up in a rougher environment, Mike learned the hard ay that he’d sometimes be challenged to stand up for himself — such as the time he came out as gay, got punched in the face, and then surprised everyone by wheeling around and breaking his assailant’s nose. As he grew more comfortable asserting himself, he found some less violent outlets — acting, dancing, and being a jubilant party boy in underground queer New York clubs. But eventually, it was time for him to buckle down and get serious, which is how he found himself going from dancing nearly-naked on boxes to delivering the news.We’ll have that conversation in a minute. First — I want to let you know about a whole bunch of live shows I’m hosting in Seattle and San Francisco this March, including a livestream that you can watch anywhere in the world. Join us for an escape into a world of Dungeons and Dragons &amp; drag queens with our show Queens of Adventure, where drag performers play Dungeons &amp; Dragons for a live audience. It kicks off with a livestream on YouTube on March 8th. Then we’re performing live in Seattle on March 12 and 13, and then San Francisco on March 25 and 29. Queens of Adventure live shows are so much fun — basically big queer improvised comedy stories where queer heroes save the world. Tickets and details are now on sale at QueensOfAdventure.com — I hope to see you at those shows and on the livestream on March 8!

How have you discovered your hidden talents? My guest this week is a former shy kid who, after trying to hide from the spotlight for years, was shocked to discover that he’s actually really good at acting, journalism, and go-go dancing. Growing up in a rougher environment, Mike learned the hard ay that he’d sometimes be challenged to stand up for himself — such as the time he came out as gay, got punched in the face, and then surprised everyone by wheeling around and breaking his assailant’s nose. As he grew more comfortable asserting himself, he found some less violent outlets — acting, dancing, and being a jubilant party boy in underground queer New York clubs. But eventually, it was time for him to buckle down and get serious, which is how he found himself going from dancing nearly-naked on boxes to delivering the news.We’ll have that conversation in a minute. First — I want to let you know about a whole bunch of live shows I’m hosting in Seattle and San Francisco this March, including a livestream that you can watch anywhere in the world. Join us for an escape into a world of Dungeons and Dragons &amp; drag queens with our show Queens of Adventure, where drag performers play Dungeons &amp; Dragons for a live audience. It kicks off with a livestream on YouTube on March 8th. Then we’re performing live in Seattle on March 12 and 13, and then San Francisco on March 25 and 29. Queens of Adventure live shows are so much fun — basically big queer improvised comedy stories where queer heroes save the world. Tickets and details are now on sale at <a href="http://QueensOfAdventure.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">QueensOfAdventure.com</a> — I hope to see you at those shows and on the livestream on March 8!

Queer People Before There Were Queer People (Ep. 276 - X-Men/Mike Ciriaco)