Mrs. Moxie welcomes brother and sister Matt and Mandy Everhart to the show, as they discuss the ins-and-outs of having a queer member of the family.

It's Pride Month! Mrs. Moxie is joined by Representative Kristi Pursell of the Minnesota House of Representatives to discuss the politics of being queer, and why Pride is so very important.

With Mother's Day on the horizon, Mr. Moxie takes the show over and brings his mom along. They discuss what it means to raise a queer kid, and what queer children need from their parents as they grow up.

This month Mrs. Moxie is joined by her husband Ryan and Kylie Smith to discuss what being an ally to the LGBTQ+ community means and looks like.

Mrs. Moxie continue her conversation about faith, religion and spirituality with Reverend Cindy Maddox, who is the Senior Pastor at the First UCC Church in Northfield. We also welcome the Grand Event Center of Northfield as the new sponsor of the show.

This week Mrs. Moxie begins a two-part conversation about faith, religion, spirituality and how that relates to the LGBTQA+ community. This month, she is joined by Mia Franklin who works as an Interfaith Hospice Spiritual Councilor, and also, try as he might, Mr. Moxie can't keep from getting pulled into the conversation as well.

Happy New Year, one and all. Tonight Mrs. Moxie gets real. She welcomes in her friend Chris Hentges, and the two of them discuss their journeys to and with sobriety. They tell some stories of when they weren't sober, how they got sober, what they do to maintain their sobriety, and they offer some advice for those who would like to get sober. Whether you drink or use drugs, or if you don't, or if our someone who doesn't have a problem, this is a great listen and a fascinating conversation about love, friends, support, family, guilt, shame, responsibility and a lot more.

This month, Mrs. Moxie is joined by her friends Lexi D. and Izzy Stunnin, a drag queen and a drag king, both of whom are part of Moxie's chosen family. They discuss the world of drag, what it's like to perform, some mishaps to avoid, how to deal with the haters, and how drag allows them to truly express themselves. They also talk about the upcoming show at the Northfield Arts Guild, Christmas at the Rainbow Diner, as all three are in the cast. There's also some music. And a whole lot of sequins.