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Side Stories: Disclosure Daze w/ Alaska Thunderfuck 5000

Explore episode Jun 17, 2026
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Alaska Thunderfuck Visits Epstein Island (Almost)

Side Stories: Disclosure Daze w/ Alaska Thunderfuck 5000 · Jun 17, 2026 True Crime

Alaska Thunderfuck 5000 revealed that on a recent vacation to St. Thomas with her mother, she could see Jeffrey Epstein's infamous private island directly from the back patio. She described the island as recently renovated — the distinctive blue-and-white structure repainted beige, the gold pyramid removed — in what she framed as a 'maybe no one will know' makeover.

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Gay Community Top Shortage & Handlebar Mustache Redux

At 1:16:30 · chapter starts 1:15:40

Prompted by an extended Guy Fieri bottoming joke, Alaska delivers a brief but crystalline sociology lesson on the gay top shortage: in the community, everyone claims to be a bottom, tops are the Holy Grail, and when one is found it's treated as striking gold — until he, too, realizes he's a bottom. Henry asks whether it's simply more relaxing to be a bottom, which Alaska confirms enthusiastically. Ed pivots to the handlebar mustache debate — Alaska initially loves it, calling it '70s Pride-era fierce, but then realizes she was picturing a Fu Manchu. Once shown an actual handlebar, she revises: she doesn't care for the upswept variety. Henry closes by confessing he once grew the Imperial — mustache connected to sideburns — in an attempt to make himself unfuckable, which paradoxically led to a relationship.

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