Let's Have a Fefe

About Let's Have a Fefe

"Live! with Fefe & Freddy" is an engaging podcast where Phoenix-based drag entertainers Felicia "Fefe" Minor and Freddy Prinze Charming bring you unfiltered, authentic conversations about life, culture, and everything in between. With humor, heart, and creativity, we dive into current events, LGBTQ+ issues, and the stories that shape our world, fostering a space where every listener feels respected and inspired. Join us as we celebrate individuality, embrace authenticity, and build community.

Publisher

Felicia "Fefe" Minor and Freddy Prinze Charming

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

2 Feb 2023

Latest episode

11 Jun 2026

Latest episodes

87 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   11 Jun 2026

   SEASON FINALE: Season 14, Summertime Blues, What's Next & More | S14E27

   For our Season 14 finale, we spent the evening doing what we do best: catching up, sharing stories, talking through what's happening in our community, and reflecting on the season we've built together. We started by looking back at a busy weekend that included Phoenix Fan Fusion, Drag Story Hour, family celebrations, and the challenges of navigating Arizona's summer heat. We shared our experiences at Fan Fusion, discussed crowd management concerns, and talked about the importance of making community events safe and accessible for everyone. In this week's "Just the Tip," Freddy tackled a topic many Arizonans understand all too well: summertime seasonal depression. While many people associate seasonal depression with winter, Arizona's extreme summer temperatures can create their own mental health challenges. We discussed practical ways to stay connected, active, and engaged during the hottest months of the year, from museums and indoor activities to finding community and making time for yourself. We also spent time discussing current events, LGBTQ+ issues, community news, and the loss of beloved Phoenix icon Regina Wells. We reflected on her impact, positivity, and the lasting impression she made on so many people throughout the Valley. As the episode came to a close, we looked back on Season 14 itself. We talked about consistency, growth, Patreon content, social media, guests, and what it means to continue showing up week after week after more than a decade of conversations. We shared our gratitude for everyone who has supported the show, joined the conversation, attended events, and helped make this season possible. Thank you for being part of Season 14. We'll see you soon for Season 15.

2. 

   4 Jun 2026

   Buck Wylde: King of Drag, Drag King Visibility, Pride Month & More | S14E26

   Welcome back to YOUR Wednesday night conversation. This week, we kicked off Pride Month with a special guest, Buck Wylde, from Revry's King of Drag, a drag king competition and reality show. Before our interview, we shared updates on Pride Month, upcoming events, and Freddy's annual Pride season reminder to take care of yourself during busy performance schedules. From washing costumes and airing out drag bags to staying hydrated during outdoor events, the conversation offered practical advice for performers preparing for a busy summer. Then we welcomed Buck Wylde to the show. The conversation explored Buck's experience competing on Revry's King of Drag, the first all-drag-king reality competition. He shared behind-the-scenes stories about the audition and filming process, the pressure of performing for judges, and the unique experience of helping bring drag king artistry to a larger audience. We also discussed: The growth and visibility of drag kings over the last two decades What it means to be part of a groundbreaking reality competition The evolution of drag king performance styles and identities The importance of representation in queer spaces Mentoring future performers and creating opportunities for emerging kings Building community across cities and regions through performance and production work One of the most compelling parts of the conversation centered on how drag has evolved. Buck reflected on developing a character over many years and how today's drag landscape allows performers greater freedom to experiment beyond traditional expectations of masculinity. We also talked about online criticism, reality television fandom, and the importance of remembering that performers are real people behind the characters audiences see on screen. The episode closes with upcoming Pride events, Thrust Fest plans, and excitement about what the future holds for drag kings and queer performance spaces.

3. 

   28 May 2026

   Down with the Sickness, Religion, and more | S14E25

   This week’s episode moved between religion, politics, current events, theater, queer community conversations, and the kind of headlines that make you stop and ask, “What is actually happening right now?” We opened with personal updates, including Freddy sharing that he’s been fighting off “some sort of crud” for nearly two weeks, plus a recap of seeing Angels in America performed in a full-day experience that lasted nearly seven hours between Parts 1 and 2. We also talked about local music, community spaces, and reconnecting with familiar faces at Thunderbird Lounge. Then we moved into “Just the Tip,” where we took a closer look at the Book of Leviticus and the way certain Bible verses are selectively used in modern political and social conversations. We discussed: Leviticus as a broader collection of laws and religious codes Verses surrounding adultery, lying, idol worship, tattoos, mixed fabrics, immigration, and loving your neighbor How some people focus heavily on one verse while ignoring the larger context of the text The difference between faith, selective interpretation, and weaponizing religion against marginalized people The conversation explored how scripture is often applied inconsistently in public discourse, especially around LGBTQ+ identities, while other teachings in the same text are routinely ignored. From there, we shifted into current events and cultural commentary, including reactions to political headlines, celebrity news, and commentary on public spectacle and accountability. We also highlighted a major moment in queer leather history as Honey Davenport won IML, sparking debate in some circles about drag representation within leather communities. This episode moves between humor, frustration, history, and commentary — asking what happens when people selectively use morality while ignoring compassion, context, and accountability.

Reach and audience

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YouTube views

75,749

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

3 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 66 / 100

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Quality

89

Social presence

0

YouTube

76

Engagement

32

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