Happy Pride, queens,

This week Adam and I took Trigger Warning live to the legendary Ice Palace in Fire Island and brought true icons with us — Ultra Naté, Inaya Day.

We get into the real roots of house music in gay underground clubs, how LGBTQIA+ culture built the dance floor, and why Pride without house just feels… wrong.

Inaya tells the full story of how “Keep Pushing” blew up — from hearing her own demo on New York radio to making sure the paperwork (!!!) was right so she actually got paid. Because we love a hit, but we love a contract more.

AND Ulta spills the tea on how she got her name!

We also talk:

• The legacy of house music and queer nightlife
• Ice Palace history and Fire Island chaos
• The streaming era vs the golden age of club culture
• Beyoncé’s house moment (we had thoughts)

Plus we tease a new Mexico venue called Temple that may or may not become your next dance pilgrimage.

It’s Pride. It’s messy. It’s house music history. And it’s very us.

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Welcome back to Trigger Warning — where nothing is sacred, especially not deviled eggs.

This week Adam and I spiral from the Ice Palace coffee bar in Cherry Grove to my now‑iconic deviled egg fascinator (unfortunately real), and the scandal of deviled eggs disappearing from a memorial servcice.

I share my full Kylie Minogue “Timebomb” couture meltdown — jacket, boots, limited‑edition bag — give updates on our Zipolite, Mexico property, including buying the parcel next door (with water, thank God), rumors of neighborhood gold, and yes… casitas are for sale. Real estate mogul era loading.

By the way, we are offering a special deal for Trigger Warning fans, so email me at Daniel@TheCasaOasis.com for details

We also cover Adam working at an event where Madonna casually appeared at a Macy’s for KIKO Milano.

Then we welcome the legendary Ariel Sinclair — Miss Fire Island 2002 and longtime Ice Palace performer — to talk about the full revival of the Ice Palace Fire Island: from toxic chaos to spiritual reset, sage included. New ownership, upgraded production, better energy, revived coffee bar — and why Fire Island nightlife is officially back.

Plus:
• Liza Minnelli and Patti LuPone supremacy moments
• Legendary Cherry Grove memories
• Underwear party survival strategy
• Last‑minute comp beggars (no)
• Socks with sandals (illegal)
• Pride Month queerbaiting (absolutely not)

It’s glamorous. It’s petty. It’s gay therapy.

Email me at Daniel@TheCasaOasis.com for details on the Trigger Warning Special

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Hey Gurl — it’s me, Daniel Nardicio, coming to you from our “studio” (aka the storage unit) at the Ice Palace on Fire Island with my brother and partner in crime, Adam Klesh. And this week on Trigger Warning, we are joined by the one and only Varla Jean Merman ahead of her first Fire Island performance and the finale of her show The Drowsy Chappell Roan.

And yes… it gets unhinged.

We go there- and I mean all over the place. We talk about everything from Provincetown madness to the brilliance of Dina Martina. And Varla shares a story about meeting Chappell Roan’s gay uncle in Wilton Manners.

This episode is messy, opinionated, and very Fire Island. If you love drag legends, nightlife gossip, queer pop culture, and strong takes — welcome home.

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