Wait! Don’t Let DC Play in Your Face!

Wait! Don’t Let DC Play in Your Face!

From Wait! Don't Do It! by NuNu Paris & Raffi

May 29, 2026 · 46 min · Season 8 · Episode 18

About this episode

NuNu Paris and Raffi discuss the complexities of nightlife in Washington, DC, including emotional challenges and the impact of visibility in the community.

DC will hype you up, book you, repost you, smile in your face… and still have you questioning your sanity by Monday morning. This week, NuNu Paris and Raffi unpack the aftermath of the Rush DC interview, the reality of being included in legal exhibits, and what happens when nightlife drama leaves the group chat and enters real life. From protecting your livelihood to feeling blackballed in certain spaces, we’re talking honestly about the emotional cost of being visible, outspoken, and “a lot” in Washington, DC. We also celebrate THREE YEARS of Reggaeton Brunch, reflect on the obstacles that almost broke us, and discuss what it means to keep creating queer nightlife spaces in a city that can sometimes feel politically exhausting, socially transactional, and emotionally humid. ✨ Listen & Stream + Get Tickets: 🔗 linktr.ee/waitdontdoit ✨ Follow us on social: @waitdontdoitpodcast @reggaetonbrunchdc ✨ Follow the hosts: @NuNuPariss @WaitRaffi About the Show: Hosted by drag queen NuNu Paris and comedian Raffi, Wait! Don’t Do It! is the unfiltered comedy podcast where queer POC from DC break down the mess of modern life. From dating apps and workplace chaos to culture, politics, and…

People in this episode

Hosts: NuNu Paris, Raffi

Topics covered

  • nightlife drama
  • emotional cost of visibility
  • queer spaces
  • political exhaustion
  • self-improvement
  • community challenges

Keywords

  • DC nightlife
  • queer community
  • emotional health
  • visibility
  • Reggaeton Brunch
  • self improvement
  • politics
  • comedy podcast

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Reggaeton Brunch

Places: Washington, DC

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