Queery with Cameron Esposito Maximum Fun

Clicked to the backlog. Started on episode one. Only on episode three. Been twisted about queerness and all the labels and uplifted and disenchanted. For such a long long time. Struggle and beauty started when I was 10. 26 now. Fit a lot of stereotypes and sometimes mind and sometimes down. Such ups and downs. And so much inbetween. Numbness and denial. Alive raw and vulnerable too.

In the middle of a break down for sure. I never knew I needed this content. I have always loved Esposito. Wondered if “I could” myself. This content is life changing. Shaping. Tears and laughs and fist pumps. And chest twisting pangs. This is vital to my self. My future. My past.

For me and those who wish to engage with my existence. I cannot explain how much I thank you and every single person who put time. Effort. Truth. Into this production. Eternally thankful.

Hella important. So much love to all listeners. And all involved in production. Thank you deeply from the bottom of my soul.

I do kinda wish that the show featured more NB/Trans people, but I do otherwise absolutely LOVE Cameron and her show! I came to it kinda late, so now have over 120 episodes to binge on to get me through the Covid Lockdown.. PERFECT!

This podcast is just wonderful - Cameron has an incredible ability to connect with all her guests, whether or not she already knows them. The discussions continually range from light and silly to intense and revealing in a really natural and open way that leaves you feeling like you really got a sense of the experiences and perspectives of both the interviewee and the interviewer. I’ve come away from episodes featuring people I have never heard of before, feeling like I know and love these people on some level, thanks to Cameron’s perceptiveness, earnestness and candour.

The main star of the show still has to be Cameron’s mum, of course, but Cameron comes in a pretty close second!