Don't Be a Drag

Don't Be a Drag

By Patrick & MasonSociety & Culture
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Don't Be a Drag episodes

  • EP 18: Portland's Bearded Daddy Bear Queen with Diana Fire
    In this Episode, Mason has returned. We talk with the one and only Diana Fire. She joins us all the way from Portland, Oregon, and is one of the newest campers of Camp Wanakiki season 2. Diana discusses with us her Drag, performing as a bearded queen, the Imperial Court System, and how to better work with/include the deaf community!
    Before that, Mason and I discuss a little about recent happenings with the reveal of the Camp Wanakiki season 2 cast, Taylor Swifts new LGBQT+ supportive song, the New York Magazine drag rankings, and other podcasts from the drag community.
    Diana Fire information 
    - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/daddybeardragqueen/
    - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/godianafire/
    - Twitter - https://twitter.com/godianafire
    - Website and merch. - www.godianafire.com
    Don't Be a Drag information
    - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/DontBeADragPodcast/
    - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dbad_podcast/
    - Twitter - https://twitter.com/dbad_podcast
    51 min
  • EP 17: Colana Bleu

    In this episode, we talk with current reigning Miss RoyGBiv and Miss Birmingham Rising Star, Colana Bleu. Colana is from Auburn, AL, and discusses their drag, Pride, Pride on the Plains, and the current public education system. 

    To find more information about Colana, check out her Facebook and Instagram.


    36 min
  • EP 16: Her First Pride w/Ashley Stephens
    That is right, we are back. In this episode, we talk with a friend of ours, Ashley Stephens. She had never attended Pride before, so she and her sister joined Patrick at Pride on the Plains 2019. We also give some updates that we've missed since we've been gone.
    17 min
  • Absence updates

    Just a quick update on where we have been the last couple months, what is going on now, and what is going to be happening this summer.  We have missed you all, and we are happy to be coming back.

    5 min
  • EP 15: "Unapologetically" EP Review (w/Mason Ward)

    In this episode, Mason and I are discussing and reviewing Monét x Change's new EP "Unapologetically. Join us, listen to some great music, and give us your thoughts and comments on our Don't Be a Drag Facebook page, as well as our newly formed Instagram to see how the songs stack up. We also are spilling some tea on recent M&P Presents drama. 

    Send us your comments!

    35 min
  • EP 13: Shawntae Arnette

    In this episode we talk with self proclaimed drag queen of rap, Shawntae Arnette. Arnette discusses Black History Month, racism in the drag and LGBTQ+ community, her support community A.F.R.O., and supporting her family. To find out more about Shawntae, google her and check out her social media/Youtube. 

    1 hr 6 min
  • EP 12: Lotus DiArmani

    In this episode, we talk with Lotus DiArmani from Birmingham, Alabama. With Lotus, we discuss family, religion, drag, krewes, and social media.  

    38 min
  • EP 11: All Stars 4 Music Review (w/Mason Ward)

    In the episode, we talk with my friend and drag super fan, Mason Ward. Mason is a theatre performance major at JSU. We will be talking about about the new music released by five queens from the All Stars 4 of RuPaul's Drag Race. Queens discussed in this episode include Monét X Change, Trinity "The Tuck" Taylor, Naomi Smalls, Monique Heart, and Valentina. We also have two special song reviews from Alaska and Cynthia Lee Fontaine. 

    1 hr 5 min
  • EP 10: Donny Mirassou - Mr. Galaxy 2018
    In this episode we talk with the current reigning Mr. Galaxy, Donny Mirassou. Donny is a goth/punk trans Drag King based out of the Silicon Valley in California. We discussed their drag journey, life complications, dealing with mental illness, and much more.
    51 min

About Don't Be a Drag

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Don't Be a Drag is a podcast where we discuss the lives of Drag Kings and Queens from all over the country. We also talk with select individuals about issues within the LGBTQ+ community.