The Daily Whatever, June 3: Queer History with Wendy the Druid
That thumbnail says it all: we laughed, we cried, it was magical!

Dana DuBois is a memoirist and Gen X word nerd based in the Pacific Northwest. She founded I Write Out Loud, her Substack publication, where she writes across a range of subjects; parenting, music and pop culture, relationships, and feminism are her favorites. She co-hosts The Daily Whatever Show. Em dashes, Oxford commas, and well-placed semicolons make her heart happy.
That thumbnail says it all: we laughed, we cried, it was magical!
As we welcome Pride month with a conversation about parenting gender-nonconforming kiddos, and more
This Pride month I celebrate Nico, for challenging norms on the path to discovering who they are.
The episode where we invite members of our community to come on Live and say hello
Mr. Troy Ford has a book, and oh, lord, AI is on the rise and demands eyelashes
A recording from Dana DuBois's live video
With special guest Brandon Ellrich, who is indeed so gay!
Oh good god, what have we done?
Staring down sex positivity in the so-called “last sexual generation.”
Our first-ever AUA--and certainly not our last!
Which horror in this week's news was the most fucked-up of them all?
Plus special guest Stewart Mason to discuss the Chicago Sun-Times AI summer books snafu
On losing access to our email subscribers and losing the platform that helped launch us
Will it be safe? Definitely not. Is it necessary? More than ever.
The test is in earnest. The apology never is. Or is it?
A recording from Dana DuBois and Lawrence Winnerman's live video
What do you talk about when you get to hang out on a Live with two of your best friends in the world? Oh, everything.
Talking about our most recent GenX focused articles--and what's going on in the media.
These might be our three most fucked-up news stories yet.
My meet-cute went wrong: Was it misaligned expectations or old-fashioned lying?
Good vibes for Mr. Joe, and thanks to Robin for jumping in
On being a writer, following writing as the dream, and so much more
Dear beloved, we gathered here today to celebrate the loss of the Medium we've known and loved
Happy Mother's Day, all!