Annandale-on-Hudson

In late July, after four months of living in Paris, Bond returned for a two-month stay in New York with her two tabby cats, Pinky and Leather, who she co-parents with DJ Sammy Jo, her best friend.

She performed three sold-out shows at the Little Island Amphitheater and three nights reprising Heated Revelry, an evening of songs and musings about the steamy gay hockey series... at Spieldentent, one of the mainstays in Bond's cabaret circuit on the Bard campus in Annandale on Hudson, New York.

Bond's big homecoming, however, begins on September 9th, with a month-long residency at Joe's Pub, premiering her new show, Madam Stanley, or How I Was Dead Named at the Clap Clinic, which was inspired by her recent real-life sexual renaissance and a hilarious mishap in a clinic in Paris.

She came back to see not only friends, but also fans, who are increasingly Gen Z. they're learning about their queer elders and their trans elders are really showing up for them sammy joe said bond added i get reciprocal validation i honor them this is one reason leaving new york had been such a difficult decision but Bond felt the time had come for her to do so.

In late July, after four months of living in Paris, Bond returned for a two-month stay in New York with her two tabby cats, Pinky and Leather, who she co-parents with DJ Sammy Joe, her best friend.

She performed three sold-out shows at the Little Island Amphitheater and three nights reprising Heated Revelry, an evening of songs and musings about the steamy gay hockey series at Spieldentent, one of the mainstays in Bond's Cabaret Circuit on the Bard campus in Annandale on Hudson, New York.

Bond's big homecoming, however, begins on September 9th, with a month-long residency at Joe's Pub, premiering her new show, Madam Stanley, or How I Was Dead Named at the Clap Clinic, which was inspired by her recent real-life sexual renaissance and a hilarious mishap in a clinic in Paris.

She came back to see not only friends, but also fans, who are increasingly Gen Z. They're learning about their queer elders and their trans elders are really showing up for them, Sammy Jo said.

I'm the executive director emeritus now of Hudsonia.

Hudsonia is an independent nonprofit organization that shares this facility, the Bard College Field Station, with the college's traditional campus in Annandale, New York, on the Hudson River.

And we're sitting in the herbarium, the field station herbarium, which is a collection, regional collection of pressed plant specimens, which are intended to be permanent records of the flora in the region.

You co-founded this organization 45 years ago.