“Yellowjackets” and “Scream” star Jasmin Savoy Brown has a brand new podcast, titled “As we speak in Homosexual.”

Described as a “quick, joyful every day information podcast by and for the queer group,” Brown got here up with the present three years in the past when she realized there’s no queer equal to NPR’s “Up First” or the NY Instances’ “The Headlines.”

Although Brown serves as creator, the podcast will probably be hosted by Nay Bever, “Our Flag Means Demise” star Vico Ortiz and Bex-Taylor Klaus. Bever and Brown will produce the podcast alongside editor and theme song-composer Lauren Klein, with analysis by Hannah Nobrega and illustrations by Jax Ko. All members of the “As we speak in Homosexual” manufacturing crew determine as members of the queer group.

“As we speak in Homosexual” is fully-funded by Brown, who says everybody will probably be paid the identical — from host to graphic designer, everybody engaged on the podcast will make $50/hr. The present will launch in all places on Jan. 1, however early Substack subscribers can begin listening on Dec. 30 and might lock in a worth of $6/month (or $60/12 months) for entry to weekly bonus episodes and secure group chats.

Brown beforehand served because the creator, producer and co-host of “The Homo Schedule” podcast alongside “Yellowjackets” costar Liv Hewson. Brown additionally served as a producer on “Queer for Worry: The Historical past of Queer Horror,” a docuseries that explores the historical past of the LGBTQ+ group within the horror and thriller genres. The docuseries garnered an Emmy nomination within the excellent arts and tradition documentary class.

On digital camera, Brown is greatest identified for enjoying Younger Taissa on the hit Showtime collection “Yellowjackets,” in addition to Mindy Meeks-Martin in Paramount’s “Scream” franchise, starting with the 2022 reboot. Previous to that, Brown starred within the acclaimed HBO drama collection “The Leftovers,” the ABC collection “For the Individuals” from Shondaland, and the horror movie “The Sound of Violence,” which debuted at SXSW in 2021.