Drag show

She's got quite a very sexual act going.

You know what? The other thing I do have to – I did notice one of the reasons I hesitate going to drag shows is – I came up in drag when they were like female impersonators and they would try to be like Marlena Dietrich or some other movie star.

I was about to say, are they not

female impersonators still?

And so I love a Venmo.

I love a QR code.

I love an at this person on cash app or whatever app, but I do not like, I love going to drag shows.

I do not like the energy.

And I have her...

Uh, I couldn't name a drag queen except for RuPaul, only 'cause of that stupid show, uh, th- the drag show.

The Drag Show? Which incidentally enough I thought was actually a car show until I realized what it was.

Uh, and then we'll end with, uh, a little bit of, uh, JD Vance, the man who may be the next president of these United States of America, also sounding off on the absence of James Taliaferro.

But I, I...

[laughs] All right, so let's get into it, but don't forget to stick around until the end because we reveal our end of season award winners that you all voted on.

Let's start with the guests and their last night, um, on the boat, which is drag night, and we have a couple of guests coming on the boat.

We have a drag queen and a flight attendant.

And to be honest, at first I was like, "Wait, is the flight attendant also a drag queen?"

Um, so then Aesha is, um, Aesha and Tristan, who, Tristan is the, is the, is the main guy.

They're talking about the drag show, and, uh, he wants to have three members dress up in drag.

So Aesha assigns Jen as a drag queen, which I love.

I love that choice.

Then we go to Joy just cooking tons of meat.

She's like, "I'm making meat, meat, chicken, chicken, meat and chicken, maybe steroid.

Hmm?" [laughs] They're, they're probably like, "Oh, yeah, that would actually be wonderful, steroids." Um, and now Kat and Coop are, like, discussing the drag show, and Kat's like, "I am, like, so...

I'm, like, so excited to see you in drag.

So, you know...

Oh, you could write down there, like, the Friends of Dorothy or the Drag Show.

It was really good.

Oh, you know, well, so Saturday, we got there on Saturday.

hey i'm harvey morton and welcome back to my stage and screen podcast today i'm joined by bobby harding an independent producer based in london known for championing community-led theater and underrepresented voices bobby was part of stage one's bridge the gap program last year and we dive into their journey their approach to producing and how initiatives like bridge the gap are shaping the future of theater I started by asking Bobby about their path into producing and here's what they told me.

Well, I mean... my whole thing came from watching essentially drag shows in the basement of bars and pubs like the glory or superstore and i think i would watch these incredible performers create these concepts out of nowhere deliver this full entertainment show about everything that's going on in the world hitting on every subject you know with a cast of all different people And then I would go up to them afterwards and I would be like, oh, this is amazing.

What are you doing with it? And they would go, babes, I've got another one next week.

Like, I've got to think of a new one.

It's Wednesday, so we're talking politics and civic life.

What's city council up to this fall? Are there more challengers to Mayor Parker in next year's election? And one council member's resolution to update the city zoning code and how that connects to drag shows.

But first, we're going to talk about the soon to be closure of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University.

So I've been curious, Abby and Lauren, about what other institutions in the city that may fly under the radar and that might need our support.

I'm trying to do the math here.

That's 48 ideas on life in Philly.

And the topics are ranging from keeping life affordable in the city to how drag shows are zoned.

We don't have enough time to get into every one of those ideas.

So I ended up being friends with her.

And she's like, I need you and your husband or boyfriend and I need Tony to be in my drag show.

Will you guys dress in drag? I'm like, yes, we will.

So she got us clothes.

And we had to be the backup singers or dancers to this drag queen.

I forgot what the whole act was.

But that was kind of fun doing the drag show.

So, it wasn't all a bomb.

I'm not sure if you caught what it was.

It was a song with lyrics, "My P word good, my P word sweet, P word good enough to eat, F me all night," were the lyrics to the song that was playing while a man dressed up as a woman twerked in front of a young girl, and before that, there was, there, there was a Christmas drag show.

So it was a Christmas drag show featuring, uh, men wearing fake boobs that were, like, lifting them up and licking them, adults dry humping each other, including males dry humping other males.

Like, you just have to see it to believe it.

In fact, if you're listening on audio, I would encourage any of you to go to my YouTube channel, @SarahGonzalesUnfiltered, go check, uh, the Come And Take It playlist, and go watch this for yourself because truly, this is why I went in there to record this stuff because I was like, "No one is ever going to believe that it is this bad without me just showing them." Like, no one will ever understand how bad it has gotten and the types of shows that are being performed in front of children in the name of all-age drag shows until I show them.

So you have to see it to believe it.

Ah! Ah!

All over not showing minors porn.