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Sep 10, 2026

Morgan RobertsGUEST
42:29
You turn 30 and they're just like, hey, have you considered grandmother roles? And, you know, it's a really hard transition for a lot of women to make because there just isn't an interest in people that...
Morgan RobertsGUEST
42:45
you know, you're the ingenue or you're like the Blanche Dubois and they don't want anything in between.
Morgan RobertsGUEST
42:51
But
GraceHOST
42:51
yeah,
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
55:44
I even talked about golden showers in a book later on.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
55:48
He was floridly gay, and he said, Blanche Dubois is me.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
55:55
I read his biography many years ago.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
55:58
So, hypergamy used to be limited by aim high, but don't aim too high, because if you aim too high, you get less.
Casey GeraldGUEST
30:36
My teachers, my...
Casey GeraldGUEST
30:38
I, I, I had what is, uh, Blanche DuBois, "I've always depended on the kindness of strangers." Uh, I, uh, choose to believe, 'cause I can't prove it, but I don't have to, I choose to believe that for some reason, uh, God, the universe, my people beyond their, this world, beyond their bodies, have conspired since the very beginning to get me my daily bread so I can get on about whatever business I'm here to do.
Tonya MosleyHOST
31:16
My guest today is writer Casey Gerald.
Tonya MosleyHOST
31:19
His new book is called The Great Refusal: A New Vision of Resistance.
Marty SheargoldHOST
31:21
Lawson says, I'm living in Riyadh, Riyadh.
Marty SheargoldHOST
31:29
and you were my touch of home every day to and from the office then it all stopped suddenly and I was left rudderless well obviously Lawson's referring to my exit from Triple M it's good to hear Blanche Dubois The misquoting of Luke Skywalker.
Marty SheargoldHOST
31:51
It's Tochi Station, not Hitachi.
Marty SheargoldHOST
31:53
Thank you.
Mickey JoHOST
4:59
Now cut to the end of the season, she's having a one-on-one lunch with RuPaul, they're sharing a tic-tac, and RuPaul says something that at the time, as a naive younger version of myself, I never quite understood, because Jinx had been hysterically funny as all of these zany characters... throughout her time on the show.
Mickey JoHOST
5:18
And RuPaul said, I could see you as Blanche DuBois.
Mickey JoHOST
5:21
And I had enough insight into Streetcar Named Desire at that point in my life to realize that that was not a comic character.
Mickey JoHOST
5:28
And that didn't really resonate with everything else that she'd been doing.
Mickey JoHOST
5:37
And she performed in many of her own shows or alongside collaborator Ben de la Creme, giving these sort of theatricalized cabaret performances.
Mickey JoHOST
5:45
But it would be some time before she would arrive on Broadway.
Mickey JoHOST
5:48
Now, I want you to remember that Blanche Dubois comment because we're going to come back to it.
Mickey JoHOST
5:51
And Jinx had won Drag Race Season 5 in 2013, but it wasn't until 10 years later in January 2023 that she made her Broadway debut as Matron Mama Morton in Chicago, a performance that I had the opportunity to see because in March of that year, I traveled to New York for the very first time.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
16:32
I was really feeling everything she was doing.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
16:35
And I think that Miss Havisham is such a fun character and like very much to me has the, it's like, you know, a Blanche Dubois type of character where like I'm into any interpretation because it's this like over the top character.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
16:50
southern gothic obviously dickens was not writing southern gothic but like we're pulling from that here and also like lynch dubois is like not actually as old as she's played in the movies i think in the book she's like mid 30s when you first meet her so you know which i guess is like an old hag um definitely and she was like yeah Yeah, so, you know, but obviously Anne Bancroft is quite a bit older.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
17:13
And this is an Anne Bancroft-Gwyneth reunion.
SimonHOST
0:22
Released in 1951, this drama unfolds in the vibrant yet gritty setting of New Orleans, where the lives of its characters intertwine in a tale of desire, deception and despair.
SimonHOST
0:37
The film centres around Blanche Dubois, played by Vivian Leigh, a former Southern belle whose life has taken a downward spiral.
SimonHOST
0:46
Seeking refuge, she moves in with her sister Stella, played by Kim Hunter, and her brother-in-law Stanley Kowalski, played by Marlon Brando.
SimonHOST
0:56
From the outset, Blanche's delicate and aristocratic demeanour clashes with Stanley's raw, primal energy.
Lewis PeitzmanHOST
16:32
I was really feeling everything she was doing.
Lewis PeitzmanHOST
16:35
And I think that Miss Havisham is such a fun character and like very much to me has the, it's like, you know, a Blanche Dubois type of character where like I'm into any interpretation because it's this like over the top character.
Lewis PeitzmanHOST
16:50
southern gothic obviously dickens was not writing southern gothic but like we're pulling from that here and also like lynch dubois is like not actually as old as she's played in the movies i think in the book she's like mid 30s when you first meet her so you know which i guess is like an old hag um definitely and she was like yeah Yeah, so, you know, but obviously Anne Bancroft is quite a bit older.
Lewis PeitzmanHOST
17:13
And this is an Anne Bancroft-Gwyneth reunion.
Deborah MarkCORRESPONDENT
2:04
Yes, it is.
Chris MerrillHOST
2:05
She walks in here this morning like Blanche Dubois.
Chris MerrillHOST
2:08
And says, my word, it's so very hot in here.
Chris MerrillHOST
2:11
Just look how sweaty these shoulders are.
Marty SheargoldHOST
2:00
I mean, I'll always be able to do my Luke Skywalker, but I was going to go to Hitachi Station and pick up some power converters.
Marty SheargoldHOST
2:11
I mean, for long-time fans of the show, going right back to the start, really, early 2000s, I've had my Blanche Dubois tucked up my sleeve.
Marty SheargoldHOST
2:25
I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.
Marty SheargoldHOST
2:31
I mean, that's just, you know, stuff like that never goes away.

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