About this episode

The episode discusses the Mifepristone ruling, a study on queer men of color on vacation, and celebrates Bob Fosse's impact on theater.

This week we pull out The Secret Language of Birthdays from the 90s and read off personality breakdowns and find out which celebrities were born on the same date, plus some love for Broadway's Bob Fosse and how he changed theater and dance. Erin discusses the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated restrictions on Mifepristone, and how the Supreme Court temporarily restored access to the drug via mail until May 11, 2026. Bryan discusses a study published in Annals of Tourism Research showing how queer men of color from London feel sexier and more noticed on dating apps while on vacation, plus how St. George, Utah has to pay the legal fees for a group of drag queens who sued for being denied a permit for an all-ages drag show in a public park. For all our bonus content and video episodes visit patreon.com/attitudes

People in this episode

Hosts: Erin Gibson, Bryan Safi

Topics covered

• Mifepristone ruling
• queer POC study
• Bob Fosse
• Broadway
• dating apps
• drag queens
• personality breakdowns

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, Supreme Court, Annals of Tourism Research

Products: Mifepristone

Books & works: The Secret Language of Birthdays

Places: St. George, Utah

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