
Miss Thing with Greg Trimmer & Tim Zientek is the ultimate entertainment podcast and gabfest from two gay best friends and queer elder millennials. Each week, our comedian hosts celebrate a different pop culture queen... and somehow make their career accomplishments all about them. Come for the Miss Things, stay for Greg and Tim's outrageous stories and hilarious segments including "Doll of the Da... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture | |||

Gennifer Zs, get ready to have emotional Motion Sickness because our Miss Thing this week is a 4x Grammy-winner, the poet of our generation, every singers’ favorite collaborator, a cunning linguist, and the creator of the masterpiece albums ‘Stranger... more
Owens sisters, welcome to the Season Two premiere of Miss Thing!! To kick off our new era (and our new cover), we’re honoring one of the world’s biggest movie stars. Our Miss Thing this week is box office gold, everyone’s best friend, an Academy Awar... more
Put on your finest platinum blonde wigs and your longest red nails Gennifertias because we’re honoring the last piece of monoculture this week in the Season One FINALE of Miss Thing! Our pioneer of a Miss Thing is the most beloved person in America, ... more
Gennifertias, you’re about to be HAD at HELLO ‘cause comedian, TV writer, and former fashion journalist, MARCOS LUEVANOS joins us to wax poetic about a two-time Academy Award winning actress with the most famous squint and pout in the biz. Our Miss T... more
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Greg and Tim will entertain you like no other with their quick wit and hilarious stories. Under the guise of sharing their favorite celebrities, this show is really all about them!
A pod that makes you laugh out loud deserves a listen and five stars. Love Tim and Greg, the segments and banter.
Your hair look good today and most days actually
Greg and Tim are so funny and make you feel like you’re giggling on the couch with them
I am Pop Culture illiterate. But as a fellow “old” Millennial, this show is exactly what I need.
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Two gay hosts celebrate pop culture icons with high-energy banter, affection for their subjects, and a knack for turning celebrity chatter into personal storytelling. Across episodes, they riff on careers, fashion, and fan culture, anchored by signature segments like Doll of the Day, Diva Down, and Mother of the Moment, all delivered with playful self-absorption and rapid-fire humor. The format blends earnest admiration for pop queens with jokey, raunchy humor and real-life anecdotes, making it feel like a late-night couch hang with friends who know their stuff. A standout is the duo's chemistry and willingness to center themselves in every conversation, creating a distinctive, backstage-barrel-of-fun vibe that's consistent across recent ep... more
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Recent guests on Miss Thing include:
1. Marcos Luevanos
2. Eliot Glazer
3. Mike Liebenson
4. Mano Agapion
5. Aubrey Plaza
6. Sabrina Carpenter
7. Claude Zeins
8. Meghann Fahy
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