Courtney is joined by the host of MTV Decoded and iconic Internet Girlie Franchesca Ramsey to talk about making effective content, her secret to dealing with negative comments, and how Conservative marketing changed the meaning of "woke." Plus Franchesca performs her song “The Leopards Ate My Face,” and recommends offline connections as a more successful way to have heavy conversations.

Courtney is joined by the inventor of almost everything, Legendary Drag Queen Jackie Beat! They discuss her feelings on the intellectual capactiy of Trump Supporters, and why RuPaul's Drag Race has Ruined Drag. Plus she talks about the beginning of her drag career in the 1980's, that one nightmare gig at a clothing optional gay campground, and how she bought a house with the $100,000 hidden in her underwear drawer.

Courtney is joined by her Season 6 sister to talk about the evolution of her gender identity, how being on ‘American Idol’ and ‘Drag Race’ shaped her as a young person, and why a simple question like ‘what’s your favorite color?’ helped her fall in love. Adore and Courtney reminisce about their magical time on Season 6 of Drag Race, and why All Stars was the total opposite. Plus Courtney vets Adore’s new love Sasha…and approves!

Courtney is joined by her friend Tom Daley who also happens to be an Olympian Gold Medalist, published author, knitting mogul, and very notable gay person. They talk about the intimate details of surrogacy, how he carves out time for his husband with two young kids running around, and why he finds the gym intimidating. Plus Tom teases his new documentary project "1.6 Seconds."

Courtney chats with superstar comedian Nicole Byer about what it's like to have dead parents, her love of cars, and why kids love her so much. Plus Nicole talks about improv, meeting Beyoncé, and why pole dancing makes her feel strong.

Welcome to RnR with Courtney Act! On this premiere episode, Katya joins Courtney to talk about the lasting effects of the cult of Christian mythology, the wonders of modern plumbing, and why Uncle Bob and Aunt Sarah are naked.