This is Shit - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Facing Your Inner Demons
Season 7 alum and self-proclaimed alcoholic Mrs. Kasha Davis joins gay hockey player turned motivational speaker Brock McGillis as they introduce us to their new series! This is Shit deals with the shit we face in life, from deep seated internal homophobia to drinking ourselves to death - because everybody's got some shit!
Online Dating
Brock and Kasha talk through the perils of online dating before you've sorted out your shit, and how to deal with your shit once you've found the one!
Cyber Bullying
Don't read the comments! ...let's read the comments.
When Brock & Kasha see some shitty comments online, they talk cyber-bullying & self-acceptance. #grateful
Travel
It's a small gay world, and sometimes you just have to enter through the back door. Kasha and Brock are back to talk about how to overcome the hurdles of being queer in Small Town, USA.
Hopes for the Future
There is no normal, so live your basic bitch truth! Kasha and Brock share their hopes for the LGBT+ community heading into 2020.
Brock's Drag Makeover
In the season finale, Brock goes outside his comfort zone as Kasha puts him in drag! Find out if the rugged hockey player has what it takes to let his inner woman shine!
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