Explore " drag show" with insightful episodes like "Old church? Check. Drag show? Check the contract!", "Special Report- Power Grids Under Attack: The Threat is Domestic Terrorism – Not Drag Artists", "Foundation with Steve Teed S3Ep09: "Drag"ging On", "Don't Trust A Snail Trail In The Woods At a Gay Resort" and "Sucker For Punishment" from podcasts like ""The Morning News with Nancy and Jason", "The Laura Flanders Show", "Foundation with Steve Teed", "Not Well" and "Not Well"" and more!
An all-ages drag show has been canceled after the former owners of the building (a former church) pointed to the contract from the sale. In the contract were rules banning events like a drag show in the venue.
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SPECIAL REPORT- On December 3, 2022, an attack on two electrical substations in Moore County, North Carolina left 45,000 households and businesses without power for up to five days. It was the biggest domestic terrorist attack on the electricity grid in U.S. history, but one year later, no arrests have been made and authorities have named no suspects other than to say that whoever did this “knew what they were doing.” In this installment of The Laura Flanders Show’s investigation into the local roots of the January 6 insurrection in one state, North Carolina, Laura speaks with the North Carolinians who were at a drag show in Moore County when the lights went out. “Downtown Divas” had been harassed for months by anti-LGBTQ leaders — did the sabotage attack have anything to do with that harassment or the drag performance scheduled that night? As legislators and local leaders continue to roll back LGBTQ rights, they remain largely silent about the real threats facing North Carolinians and the nation from domestic terrorists with their sights set on U.S. power grids. Why? This episode also looks at how the LGBTQ community in North Carolina is standing up to hate and creating safety — with Drag operatics — for all.
“When the lights went out, it didn't matter who was Black, who was Latino, who was Asian, who was a person of color, didn't matter if you were Catholic, if you were Baptist, if you were Christian. We were all in the same space, all in the same boat, which was that we didn't have any power.” - Naomi Dix
“[After the attack] I remember thinking, I have to start speaking more . . . I have to start sticking up for myself and the trans community more, because that's what prevents things like this.” - Alex Lafferty
“We aren't the villains in this situation. We have a right to exist and be performing and what I love about drag is the joy that we bring not only to LGBT people, but the whole community.” - Tori Grace Nichols
“We are talking about a great harm that happened here in North Carolina, but this is a national problem and not a new one . . . This is a domestic terrorist threat that people really need to be paying attention to.” - Serena Sebring
“. . . That show and that incident brought out two different sets of people. It brought out the lovers and it brought out the haters . . . Those haters have found a way to attack our youth through the school board and our communities.” - Erica Street
Guests:
• Naomi Dix: Drag Artist, Activist & Member of Durham NC BIPOC Operated House of Coxx; Co-Chair, Pride: Durham, NC
• Alex Lafferty: Daughter of Erica Street, High School Student & Youth Activist
• Tori Grace Nichols: Drag Artist & Cultural Organizer
• Serena Sebring: Executive Director, Blueprint North Carolina
• Erica Street: Mother of Alex Lafferty; Co-founder, PFLAG Southern Pines
Full Episode Notes are located HERE. They include related episodes, articles, and more.
Music In the Middle: “No One Else Has Your Magic” by Muva of Earth from her album Align with Nature’s Intelligence released on Brownswood Records. Additional music by Podington Bear “Hearts Aflutter,” “Mont Blanc,” “Beachhead,” “Tender and Curious,”
Credits:
Executive Producer: Laura Flanders, Field Producer: Brian Palmer, Supervising Producer: Sabrina Artel, Consulting Producer: Rory O’Connor, Development Director: Sarah Miller, Senior Video Editor: David Neumann, Creative Designer & Video Editor: Nat Needham, Audio Director: Jeannie Hopper, Communications Director: Janet Hernandez, LF Show Fellow: Maryia Kanavalenka.
Our thanks to Jim Davis Kym Register
Special thanks We deeply appreciate the Blueprint North Carolina staff whose collaborations have been key to the success of this award-winning and ground-breaking set of episodes. Blueprint North Carolina Staff Mab Segrest, Anti-Racist Research Program Director Serena Sebring, Executive Director Christina Davis McCoy, Organizing Coordinator Heather Ahn-Redding, Anti-Racist Research Associate D Juan Owens, Executive Security Lead Tori Grace Nichols, Research & Media Intern Jazmynne Cruz, Research Intern
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In this episode, we will look at a few stories today and start with a heart-wrenching one of a pastor who made some really bad decisions. Following that we will seek to answer the question of why is it that so many people suddenly seem to believe and accept things that they never used to.
We have the return of our normal segment to educate the mind a bit with our word of the week in the "What Does That Mean" segment.
Never fear we will be handing out the Apostasy of the Week award to close out the episode. Who will get the dishonor this time?
Hold on to your headphones! Bobby and Jim are back with another episode of the "Not Well Gay Podcast" that's guaranteed to be a riot of laughter, deep thoughts, and candid conversations.
Starting at [00:02:00], they tackle the seldom-discussed topic of hysterectomies and their aftermath, bringing a dash of humor to a serious subject. Then, at [00:04:47], they'll have you rolling with laughter with a side-splitting tale of a dance club adventure in New Lexington.
The hosts then shift gears at [00:08:47] to discuss the importance of voting, specifically urging listeners to vote no on a special constitutional amendment. This segues into a conversation at [00:10:05] about the media's portrayal of riots and peaceful protests, followed by a humorous critique of country music singers at [00:14:35].
From discussing environmental issues in Palm Springs to sharing hilarious anecdotes about their "motherfucking cats", this episode is packed with engaging content. And just when you think it can't get any better, they wrap up with a hilarious discussion on the fashion of thongs at gay pools and the very real phenomenon of the snail trail at [01:06:39].
So, buckle up and join Bobby and Jim for an episode that's equal parts outrageous, honest, and hilarious. You won't want to miss this!
[00:02:00] Hysterectomies and bleeding after.
[00:04:47] A funny story about a dance club.
[00:08:47] Vote no on issue one.
[00:10:05] The problem with showing riots.
[00:14:35] Ugly country music singers.
[00:16:27] Lack of aggressive political ads.
[00:19:00] Struggling with dating and intimacy.
[00:22:41] It's never too late.
[00:24:30] Water usage in Palm Springs.
[00:28:09] Building houses in Phoenix.
[00:30:13] Freshwater as a valuable resource.
[00:33:59] Talking about their fucking cats.
[00:36:34] Hot couple from Plain City.
[00:40:19] Pool and smelly hotel room.
[00:43:09] Jerking off in the woods.
[00:47:15] Lana Del Taco.
[00:49:44] Symbolism in dreams.
[00:52:00] Feeling insecure about body image.
[00:55:00] Body image and self-perception.
[00:57:09] Embracing the transition of age.
[01:00:42] Unhealthy social media relationships.
[01:03:19] Thongs at gay pools.
[01:06:39] Snail trail is real.
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In the latest episode of the "Not Well with Bobby and Jim" podcast, hosts Bobby and Jim dive into an array of eclectic discussions. The episode kicks off with a light-hearted chat about intelligent animals, aquariums, killer whales, flies, garbage, La Croix beverages, and films such as Willy Wonka and Titanic. Bobby and Jim provide their insights on these topics, infusing their dialogue with wit and personal stories.
The hosts also tackle more personal and challenging subjects, recounting tough experiences they've encountered during their podcasting journey. They recall grappling with a co-host on the brink of suicide and receiving threats in the dead of night. They voice their apprehension about discussing personal matters, like crushes and individuals they dislike. Moreover, they candidly discuss their physical preferences in men, with one host revealing a specific fondness for blondes and redheads.
The conversation lightens as they discuss a dog's behavior, describing it as wary of strangers and loyal to those it knew as a puppy. They humorously suggest the dog needs discipline and ponder sending it to training. They also share a funny story about mistaking homemade pizza for a frozen one at a friend's house, leading to a discussion about different bread types and upcoming trips.
Bobby and Jim engage in an animated discussion about the movie Titanic, expressing their admiration for the film and dissecting its ending and various scenes. They also address negative feedback they've received, including allegations of unprofessionalism. They express their disappointment over the lack of listener calls and address questions from their Patreon subscribers.
The hosts then shift to a more jovial tone as they discuss a picture sent to them, commenting on the person's hair color and thighs. They share their preferences for hair color, kindness, and a good smile, and briefly discuss oral hygiene and hair grooming. The conversation then veers towards their aversion to weed and their Friday night plans.
Throughout the episode, Bobby and Jim engage in frank and occasionally explicit discussions, sharing personal experiences, opinions, and jokes. They talk about military service, sexual activities, and even envision a world where everyone else has disappeared. They reflect on their need for attention and their appreciation of emotional experiences.
In summary, this episode of the "Not Well with Bobby and Jim" podcast is a medley of random conversations, personal stories, and humorous discussions on a wide range of topics. Bobby and Jim's unique perspectives and engaging repartee make for an entertaining and thought-provoking listen.
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MacGyver Mann returns this week with another good friend, Derek Kemle, who is more casually known as "Dee". They jump into Dee's performance history, which ironically started with his family business of a funeral home in a small town in Canada then progressed towards dancing, acting, script writing, improv, drag and more.
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Welcome to "Not Well", your favorite gay comedy podcast where we dish on everything from pop culture to the wild rollercoaster of our personal lives. In this groundbreaking episode, we're taking things up a notch by having an AI technology curate our entire conversation. You read that right! It's not actually Bobby or Jim speaking, but an AI program designed to mimic our voices and hilarious banter.
We jump headfirst into our AI-generated weekend recap, starting with Michael's birthday bash at Pins Mechanical in Columbus, Ohio, tackling Bobby's pee-shyness, and some less-than-pleasant bar behavior. Then, it's time for half-off BrewDog Elvis Juices, edibles, and a subpar drag show that has us questioning if we're outgrowing the scene or if it's losing its luster.
Our AI adventure takes us to a late-night pizza binge at Slammers, bizarre encounters at Better Half, and health code gossip at Union. We also take a nostalgic trip down memory lane, cheating our way through heads up 7 up, and ponder the possibility of Jesus being a fabulous gay icon.
On a more serious note, we tackle the Tennessee controversy with two black congressmen, discuss the fierce change-makers of Gen Z and Alpha, and share our thoughts on the Budweiser and Dalai Lama scandals. And can we talk about that unpredictable weather and fair-weather churchgoers? Stay tuned for all this and more, only on "Not Well" – the gay comedy podcast you can't get enough of.
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In this episode of foundation with Steve Teed, we pull back the curtain on what is really behind some of the developments in our culture.
We will start by examining what is really behind the so-called "Family Friendly" drag times for kids. Is it really just a form of art or is there something more happening that is trying to stay hidden?
In the second story, we will look at an article that says most people think being woke is a good thing. We will look at the definition that most use and then pull back the curtain to see what having a "woke" culture really entail.
After the break, we will visit Rick Warren and see how not to study the Bible and arrive at conclusions.
In a bonus segment, we will look at one more brief article on doubt. We will see what the biggest causes of a Christian having doubt and what can we do about it.
Kat welcomes Moose and Producer Sara back into Tennessee, we celebrate boiled eggs and Kat is feeling more peaceful about her upcoming procedure. Moose introduces new awarenesses, small life questions and we reflect on the dynamic interplay between opposites during midlife. Moose meditates on the body, mind and spirit with Sarah Blondin, Kat's introduced to a hypnotherapist and we make a bank run. Kat introduces our doomsday podcast, we go public and laugh with Eugene Levy's Reluctant Traveler. Jamie Lee Curtis is our podcast's spirit animal, Kat takes a quiz and Moose offers chakra support.
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Host: Kevin Smith Dives into the weekly news most impactful to the Heartland
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https://www.jstor.org/stable/65083
https://legiscan.com/MO/bill/SB137/2023 - teacher training
Teachers are 75% female
https://www.zippia.com/teacher-jobs/demographics/
What if we changed a few words?
Part of Speech by A. HItler, 1935:
Today women’s battalions were being formed in Marxist countries, and to that one could only reply, “That will never happen here! There are things a man does, and he alone is responsible for them. I would be ashamed to be a (American) man if ever, in the event of war, but a single woman were made to go to the front.” The woman had her own battlefield. With every child to which she gave birth for the nation, she was waging her battle for the nation. The man stands up for the (people) just as woman stands up for the family. A woman’s equal rights lie in the fact that she is treated with the high regard she deserves in those areas of life assigned to her by nature.
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A long-awaited topic for Out of Context has finally arrived: drag kings!
Richard Rockhard AKA Courtney Stanley is one of the hardest-working drag kings in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Caitlin first got to know him as a fellow performer in the legendary "Get Your Drag On" (GYDO) show at Menz & Mollyz bar in 2016, and he carries on that legacy to this day!
In this episode, Caitlin gets the full history of Richard Rockhard the Halifax drag king, but also some insight into how an alter ego has helped Courtney grow and change off-stage. Although drag itself has become more mainstream in recent years, drag kings still often have to create space for themselves and many still don't know what a drag king even is. By the end of this episode, you'll be well acquainted with one of the finest out there!
To submit a ConTEXT (ideas for future episodes, jokes, stories - whatever!) send an email to outofcontextpod@gmail.com!
A long-awaited topic for Out of Context has finally arrived: drag kings!
Richard Rockhard AKA Courtney Stanley is one of the hardest-working drag kings in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Caitlin first got to know him as a fellow performer in the legendary "Get Your Drag On" (GYDO) show at Menz & Mollyz bar in 2016, and he carries on that legacy to this day!
In this episode, Caitlin gets the full history of Richard Rockhard the Halifax drag king, but also some insight into how an alter ego has helped Courtney grow and change off-stage. Although drag itself has become more mainstream in recent years, drag kings still often have to create space for themselves and many still don't know what a drag king even is. By the end of this episode, you'll be well acquainted with one of the finest out there!
To submit a ConTEXT (ideas for future episodes, jokes, stories - whatever!) send an email to outofcontextpod@gmail.com!
In this episode, Ryan talks about a drag show he went to, Mark mentions political yard signs in his community, and the guys talk about government and politics. Real fun stuff.
The Raynbow Collective hosted a "Back to School Pride Night" in an attempt to show support for queer students that attend BYU. For anyone who is not aware, BYU is possibly the least queer-friendly university in the country. That is my personal opinion, at least. There were booths, activities, vendors, live music and, to end the night, a "family-friendly" drag show that was supposed to be appropriate for all ages.
Conservative groups got wind of the drag show and staged a protest. This podcast episode isn't for or against one side or the other, it is simply some of my thoughts and observations of the event and the protest. I hope you enjoy.
Thanks for listening.
Hello everybody and welcome to ACCQ. Today we have an exciting show. We’re speaking with Holly M. Crawford, who is the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Director of Adult Public Programs, Education & Public Programs
— But you will quickly discover why I call Holly M. LACMAs Director of Fun, Joy and Creativity.
Today, we will discuss the projects Holly M. brings to the public at LACMA, in terms of education and programming, and connecting those programs to the diverse Los Angeles audience.
And later, we will discuss LACMAs exciting exhibition Lee Alexander McQueen: Mind, Mythos, Muse, including several of the programs that the museum is offering in conjunction with the exhibition.
First, some details about our guest.
Holly M. who uses They/Them pronouns is an artist and educator who is passionate about reimagining museums as sites for healing, connection, and creative invention.
In Their role at LACMA, Holly develops and implements programs that inspire joy and invite learners to expand their understanding of themselves and the world.
Previously, Holly M. was the Director of Education at ESMoA, where they coordinated the Mychal’s/ESMoA Internship program, a paid internship designed to introduce adults with developmental disabilities to future career opportunities in the arts and culture sector.
Holly M. attended the Maryland Institute College of Art for graduate school receiving an M.A. in Community Arts, and relocated to Los Angeles to learn about murals and public art.
They maintain an independent art and curatorial practice and have exhibited work at leiminspace, Los Angeles; The Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, The Main Museum, and The Maryland Institute College of Art. Holly M. is also the Founder & Artistic Director of The Nomadic Werewolf Museum where play and collaboration come together to tell stories about werewolves.
Holly M. said what drives Them to be in museums: they can be magical places that transport you … and seeing to it that people experience joy when they go to these institutions.
Holly M.'s origin story presents insight into the very special work they do in terms of making museums welcoming spaces and bringing that joy to them.
Lee Alexander McQueen: Mind, Mythos, Muse runs to October 9th.
Find the first THREE videos in the 8th R.L. Shep Triennial Symposium” in conjunction with Lee Alexander McQueen Mind, Mythos, Muse below.
https://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/lee-alexander-mcqueen
https://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/lee-alexander-mcqueen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOSnPw1T2A4&t=2s
~ Find out more about Holly M. Crawford and Their work at:
IG @hollym.crawford and @hollymcrawfordstudio
Vincent and Joel sit down with Representative Beth Bernstein - esteemed legislator, lawyer, and Public Servant. They discuss why SC still hasn't adopted hate crime legislation and the harm its doing, if SC is becoming a haven for radicals, the Clemson Drag Show controversy, what a New state freedom caucus means, democratic leadership, what its like being a woman in power, and so much more. Hear an insider tell us what actually is happening behind the scenes at our state's capital!
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