Episode 9: The 2026 Fire Season Freakout

Hey remember when we used to have Summer and not god damn Fire Season?? Anyway, Episode 9 of The Exhausted Queers podcast with @the_blanche_deverheaux has @margaret_cho taking us on a grippy sock vacation, Mario Savio giving us his iconic “Bodies Upon The Gears” speech from the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley, @maiasharpmusic’s “Willing To Burn”, @carole_pope is reminding us to not hate the player hate the game with her new lesbian yacht rock cover “Different Drum”, self defense tips for the girls, gays and they’s from @ryanlillwashington, and music from queer folks from all over the world. 8/11/26 at 2pm Pacific, on 98.3/90.3 FM, Freeform Portland, and where you find your podcasts.

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