Queery with Cameron Esposito

Singer-songwriter Sarah Shook sits down with Cameron to discuss growing up religious, becoming a single mom at 22, and how we're constantly learning about our own sexuality and gender.

Queery presents, from Most, Netflix's home for LGBTQ+ storytelling: The Homo Schedule. This week's schedule: the incomparable Natalie Morales talks with Jasmin and Liv about her directorial debut X 2. What it's like to play an asexual axolotl. And the surprisingly public way she decided to come out to her mom.

Comedian Irene Tu sits down with Cameron to discuss growing up on Rocket Power, building a standup career in Chicago and then the Bay Area, and belonging to multiple communities but not necessarily fitting in. Irene's comedy album, "We're Done Now," will be available for pre-order starting March 3rd and released on March 25th! Find it anywhere you buy albums or at www.irenetu.com!

Actor Ali Liebert sits down with Cameron to discuss starring in BOMB GIRLS before she was out, growing up and working in Vancouver, and the empowerment of directing over auditioning for shallow or stereotypical roles.

DJ Samantha Ronson sits down with Cameron to discuss how she began her career as a DJ, the difficulties of being publicly scrutinized, and wondering about who she would be if she had been comfortable with who she was at 18.

Author Malinda Lo sits down with Cameron to discuss her work on AfterEllen, her book LAST NIGHT AT THE TELEGRAPH CLUB winning the National Book Award, and experiencing wins.

Actor Amanda Grace Jenkins sits down with Cameron to discuss being on a reality dating show with majority queer couples - 12 DATES OF CHRISTMAS on HBOMax, how looks have factored into dating, and letting go of being who other people want you to be.

Chef Melissa King sits down with Cameron to discuss her journey on Top Chef, the universality of food, and the evolving understanding of what food and cooking can be.

Author Charlie Jane Anders sits down with Cameron to discuss her new book VICTORIES GREATER THAN DEATH (out in paperback Feb 1st), metaphorical vs. literal queer representation in science fiction, and trying to escape bullying as a kid by living in a dream world. Keep an eye out for DREAMS BIGGER THAN HEARTBREAK, the second book of the trilogy, out on April 5th!

Comedian Daniel Webb sits down with Cameron to discuss the dom/sub/top/bottom dynamic of stand-up comedy, how he started opening for Margaret Cho, and keeping up with the evolution of the queer community.