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Brandon Ash-Mohammed, writer for Canada’s Drag Race, discusses gay hotness & so much more

By Marie WilsonPublished about a year ago Updated 5 months ago 2 min read
Top Story - July 2025
Brandon Ash-Mohammed actor/writer/comedian

I know that giving up an hour of your time for a podcast or a TV show is no small thing. In these days of unlimited offerings, what do you give your precious time to?

For me it's movies. I’ve seen a lot of them and some I’ve seen many times over. I have lists. And more lists. I’m on Letterboxd, where they love lists.

On Letterboxd I'm GoodDogPard

Anyway, every now and then I fall off my list of "things to watch" and find myself tumbling into a tangle of unexpected screen pleasures. And I just let all those lists and listicles and popsicles go (ok, not the popsicles, it was just a good rhyme-sicle).

My body eases into the sofa as my psyche relaxes into the unexpected. Recently, I let these people - Tom Henry and Brandon Ash-Mohammed - take me somewhere I hadn’t been before, learn something I didn’t know, question something I thought I knew, and just flat out laugh a lot.

Brandon has done a lot of stage and screen work, and his album, Capricornication, debuted at #1 on the iTunes Canada Comedy charts. It made him the first Gay, Black Canadian to release a comedy album.

There’s a raw realness to his conversation with the host on the The Tom Henry Show, and all topics are laced with hilarity and insights. This episode made me laugh so much, especially the invented drag names and the 2 seconds of the Jordane Skeeterson impression (don't ask, just watch).

Catch the episode right here or go directly to Tom's youtube channel where you can LIKE & SUBSCRIBE, maybe become a PATREON SUPPORTER -

And then, watch some other eps - the one with Robert Sheehan (Klaus in Umbrella Academy) is fabulous. And the one with the lovely Michelle Mylett (Katy in Letterkenny) is truly worth your time.

And if you don't yet know who Tom Henry is, he's a wunderkind (and also related to me):

P.S. Did you know that approximately 10,000 films were made in America in the 30s? I told a friend that, adding: “And I’ve seen all of them.” That's not true, but she believed me anyway.

Photo by Alison Marras on Unsplash

Stay cool & thanks for reading!

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Marie Wilson

HarperCollins published my novel "The Gorgeous Girls". My feature film screenplay "Sideshow Bandit" has won several awards at film festivals. I have a new feature film screenplay called "A Girl Like I".

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    Written by Marie Wilson