Katya Zamolodchikova and Grindr are set to return for a new season of their podcast, Who’s The Asshole?, which focuses on sex-positive discussions with guests sharing their hot takes on real Grindr stories. The first season featured guests like Trace Lysette, Orville Peck, and Saucy Santana, and explored topics of lust, love, and everything in between. Zamolodchikova, known for competing on RuPaul’s Drag Race, hosts the show and is excited to delve into more frank conversations about sex and sexuality.
Despite being an introvert in the past, Zamolodchikova has embraced his role as a podcast host and enjoys interviewing people on the show. He admits to being nervous before interviews, especially with sensitive topics, but uses humor to disarm taboos surrounding sexuality. Drawing from personal experiences, Zamolodchikova aims to bring honesty and humor to the podcast while exploring a wide range of sexual experiences across the gender spectrum.
For the team at Grindr, Zamolodchikova was the perfect choice to host Who’s the Asshole?, bringing a combination of honesty, humor, and personal stories to the podcast. Tristan Pineiro, VP of Brand Marketing and Communications at Grindr, praises Zamolodchikova for his authenticity and connection to the LGBTQ+ community. The podcast aligns with Grindr’s goal of creating a sense of community and connection for gay, bi-, and queer individuals worldwide.
Looking ahead to the next season, Zamolodchikova plans to delve deeper into extreme topics while maintaining a humorous and engaging approach. He aims to explore what goes on in unconventional spaces late at night and hopes to bring on exciting guests for future episodes. The podcast’s bold and open discussions on sexuality and desire are integral to its success and resonate with audiences looking for candid conversations in a safe and inclusive environment.
George Arison, CEO of Grindr, views Who’s the Asshole? as a way to drive connection with the brand’s users and create a sense of community within the LGBTQ+ community. With initiatives like the podcast, Grindr seeks to make a positive impact on the lives of LGBTQ+ individuals by providing a platform for open discussions and connections. The podcast’s success reflects Grindr’s commitment to making the LGBTQ+ experience more free, equal, and just in the digital age.
Overall, the return of Who’s the Asshole? promises more engaging conversations, genuine insights, and humorous reflections on sexuality and relationships. Zamolodchikova’s hosting style, along with the support of Grindr, sets the stage for a successful second season filled with exciting guests and thought-provoking discussions. As the podcast continues to push boundaries and explore new territories in sex-positive discourse, it reinforces the importance of creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals to share their stories and experiences.
