Happy Hump Day, Queerdos! Today we're talking about the scariest thing in the GOP's nightmares: the Pride flag! Unfortunately, Bradley DoLittle has signed Idaho HB 561 into law, banning all government buildings in Idaho from displaying the Pride flag. Don't worry, the iconic Mayor McLean responds with love and an ingenious form of malicious compliance (our favorite way to comply)! Taylor's gonna tell you all about the OG Pride flag, the Pride flag evolution, and why the flag is important today. Crickett pays tribute to the iconic Sophie, we've got some great recommendations, and we'll learn about the GLBT History Museum to help us remember our roots!

Idaho HB 561

History of the Pride flag

Pride Flag Variations

Pop Producer SOPHIE on Anonymity, Honesty, and Artifice | Teen Vogue

SOPHIE Wiki

GLBT History Museum

Welcome back, Queerdos! Today we're talking about EVERYONE'S favorite subject: bathrooms! (Yes, AGAIN.) Today we're telling you about Idaho HB 607, which has now unfortunately passed into law, and makes using the "wrong" bathroom a criminal offense. We discuss the far right's continued obsession with the g*nitals of strangers, potential forms of malicious compliance, and a sprinkle of Mormon fun facts. We'll also chat about the fabulous John Bell, CobrAH, and Laverne Cox! Come join in on the fun, and join us in singing "Speaking words of wisdom, 'Let them Pee!'"

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Idaho HB 607

Gendered & Sexed definitions per Idaho code

Special Considerations for Government Entities

The Bathroom Criminalization Act

Public School Bathroom Ban

Laverne Cox

John Bell Wiki

The Interview: John Bell

Hey Queerdos, welcome back!! We're switching it up again, and today we're talking about Idaho Senate Bill 1357, which would prevent immigrant students from obtaining sports scholarships, and preventing immigrant scholarship students from making up too much of a sports team. No, really, we can't make this up. Fortunately, this bill did not pass, but we're here to share thoughts all the same. We're also aware of the issue with the timing of these episodes (apologies to Aunt Tifa and the Golden Girls Drag troupe, we mathed wrong on our release dates!), so keep your eyes peeled for our upcoming switch to weekly episodes! In the meantime, Crickett will tell you about the fabulous Matt Bernstein and his innovative use of makeup for activism, Taylor geeks out over Marco's funhouse, and we've got great resources for our international educators out there!

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Matt Bernstein

Marco Braun (Marco's Funhouse)

Idaho SB 1357

NAFSA

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Welcome back to Queerdaho! Strap in Queerdos, because we attended the Public Hearing (not the "legislative session" as Taylor keeps saying. Her bad!) for Idaho's Pediatric Secretive Transitions Parental Rights Act. Needless to say, we're ANGRY about this direct attack on vulnerable children. We once again want to express that we are not obligated to report ANY disclosures, so we will ALWAYS be a safe space. YOU are LOVED.

This one went a little long as we lay out the details and repercussions of this bill, as well as our experience at the public hearing. We also spotlight the humanitarian work of Katherine short, and the support trans kids can find with the Stonewall Youth. And of course we'll have a couple more bops to add to your playlist.

(Apologies to the Boise Gay Men's Chorus. We are still ironing out our posting schedule, and our math was a little off on the announcement about the concert that actually took place on 3/28. April Fools!! -but really, we are sorry it was late.)

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Idaho House Bill 739

Idaho House Bill 572

KFC Santaria - Cain Culto

Heavy Foot - Mon Rovia

Will & Grace

Katherine Short

Stonewall Youth

Welcome back, Queerdos! Today we're switching it up again, and we're going to tell you about an Idaho lawmaker that's fighting FOR us! Melissa Wintrow, we see you girl! We've also got some great recommendations for you, some throwback MTV references, and we'll tell you about Add the Words, an organization that continues to fight for trans equality in the law. Crickett will tell you all about the gold medal Olympian Amber Glenn, and Taylor considers writing a fanfic. Who's gonna be an early reader?

Add the Words

SB 1228

Amber Glenn

Amber Glenn Wiki

Melissa Wintrow

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Happy Hump Day, Queerdos! Today we're talking about the valiant fight some of our lawmakers have taken on: the right to discriminate against whomever they damn please! We're talking about Idaho HB 557 and the push to eliminate anti-discrimination ordinances in Idaho cities. We've also got some great recs for you, and we'll tell you all about Olympic Gold medalist Breezy Johnson, our hometown Salutee! Don't forget to sign up for the Queerly Arts Festival, link below!

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H0557

https://humanrights.idaho.gov/idaho-law/overview/

https://www.acluidaho.org/news/idaho-lawmakers-attempt-to-block-cities-from-banning-lgbtq-discrimination/

Breezy Johnson

Queerly Arts Fest Application

ACLU Idaho

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Welcome back, Queerdos! In light of the DHS push to oust folks on social media who are critical of I.C.E., we wanted to make sure that we cleared up a few things: fuck ICE, fuck racism, and fuck any piece of shit that's in the Epstein files. In case we haven't been clear! Today, we'll talk a little about the I.C.E. presence in Idaho, as well as a well-earned salute to a brave woman who survived a forever yeet attempt by a border patrol agent. We've got some great reccomendations for you, as well as information on Stand with Minnesota, a collection of resources so we can provide support to our friends on the ground in Minneapolis!

ICE arrests and detentions rise steeply in Idaho - Idaho Capital Sun, Laura Guido

Idaho 50501

Immigration and Customs Enforcement – Deportation Data Project

Operation No Return

https://www.cato.org/blog/2025-was-2nd-safest-year-border-patrol-ice-agents - Cato Institute

The Marshall Project - Collected links

Stand With Minnesota

https://wbhm.org/npr-story/dhs-keeps-making-false-claims-about-people-its-part-of-a-broader-pattern/amp/

https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025/10/04/update-dhs-deploys-special-operations-after-multiple-violent-attacks-federal-law

https://blockclubchicago.org/2026/01/27/woman-shot-5-times-by-border-patrol-asks-judge-to-unseal-body-cam-footage/

https://abcnews.go.com/US/woman-shot-cbp-chicago-evidence-disclosed-public/story?id=129581617

https://abcnews.go.com/US/homeland-security-requests-national-guard-chicago-despite-protests/story?id=126218735

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Welcome back, Queerdos! Thanks for hanging in there! Today we're talking about our favorite parts of Boise Pride, our mutual love of churros, and Taylor's new obsession with Yungblud. And hey! You can see us now! Are we centered in the frame? Of course not! But if we were that straight, you wouldn't like us as much ;) Please allow time for our usual digressions and shenanigans!

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SAMHSA's National Helpline (for substance abuse)

SAFE Project

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