With the success of recent witch-related stories like Wicked and Agatha All Along, we wonder what it is exactly that makes them appeal to the LGBT community. We discuss witches from films, TV shows, and comics. Is there a witch you love that we didn't mention? Let us know!

Whose origin story have you seen too many times? Whose haven't you seen but wish there was one? Which ones do you wish they'd do again but better? We drunkenly ramble through a few, including but not limited to: Spider-Man, Bruce Wayne, Catwoman, even Aegon the Conqueror. And more!

The newest show that came in under the radar is the excitingly visual Dune: Prophecy from HBO. We break down the first episode, why it was crazy, what we liked, and what we're looking forward to. Plus sexy princes and swordsmen! The only one thing we (Nick and Jon) agree to disagree on.

Some shows you love once and never see again (like that Grindr hook up you had while on that press trip in Helsinki), and some stay in our lives forever. Which TV shows are even better on the rewatch and which ones are best left to nostalgia.

Trigger warning: Jon talks about Lost again.

An emotional end to Agatha All Along leaves us all feeling full of gay love for these class act witches. 🧙 What was your favourite episode and why was it Lillia’s episode 7? And most importantly, will there be even more gay witches in the MCU now?

It's been Agatha All Along! And we're HERE for it. Let's talk about the first two episodes of Disney+ and Marvel's freaky new show. Does it hocus your pocus? Or is it just a bag of warts? Grab your incense and spell book and check it out!

What is the LGBTQ representation in the world of science fiction? Is it good? Do we need more? After a brief discussion about the Creative Arts Emmys happening this weekend, Nick and Jon discuss the difference between hard and soft (tee hee) sci-fi, genders in Star Trek, heterophobia in The Orville, gender fluidity in Doctor Who, and much more!

Season 2 of the hit HBO show House of the Dragon has finished, and we have things to say about it. Jon has read the original 5 Game of Thrones books (Nick hasn't), and Nick has read the Fire & Blood "historical" novel (Jon hasn't), which this show is based on. How does our geek knowledge combine for interesting insights? Stop chopping that wood and come find out! SPOILERS!