Don't Be a Drag

In this episode, we will be talking with our first Drag King, Mo B. Dick. Mo originally performed in Brooklyn, New York.  Since then, Mo has moved to Los Angeles, California and is working on a lot of big projects. His biggest project right now is Drag King History, and we are excited to hear about his journey and his work. 

In this episode, we will be talking with Omni Cocx. Omni is an outstanding performer from Our Place Bar out of Birmingham, Alabama. Not only is she a cast member with multiple groups, but she also hosts her own show on Thursday nights called Omni's Open Stage. In this episode we will discuss her drag, as well as issues that many queens of color face in the drag community.

Episode originally aired on 91.9 WLJS on November 7, 2018.

In this episode we talk with Sister Milky Juicy from Birmingham, Alabama. She is a relatively new queen on the scene, and is an extremely conceptive queen. In this discussion we will talk about her experience learning the art of drag, and her experience as a "bio" queen.

Originally aired on 91.9 WLJS on September 19, 2018. 

In this episode we talk with Kandi Kane from Peidmont, Alabama. Kandi discusses "Cocky Queens", a charity drag show hosted by the Secular Student Alliance at Jacksonville State University. This year, Cocky Queens benefited the Birmingham Aids Outreach.

Originally aired on 91.9 WLJS on October 10, 2018. 

In this episode we talk with Russell Howard. Russell is the director of Druid City Pride based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He discuss DCP's third annual pride, the organizations efforts to work with the local university, and their special guest for the event, Lady Bunny.

Originally aired on 91.9 WLJS on October 3, 2018. 

In this episode we talk with none other than ObSINity. Having recently moved back to Birmingham, Alabama, ObSINity has hit the ground running. She discusses her experience in drag, and what she has been working on since her move back home. 

Originally aired on 91.9 WLJS on September 26, 2018. 

In this episode we talk with our very first Drag Queen, Imberli Vontrell. Imberli is the show director at The Corner Bar in Opelika, Alabama, and is currently reigning as Miss Caritas 2019. 

Originally aired on 91.9 WLJS on September 19, 2018. 

In this episode we talk with Chad Peacock. Chad is director of Pride on the Plains based in Auburn, Alabama. We discuss their second annual Pride festival and Pride parade, as well as the organization itself and their founding. 

Originally aired on 91.9 WLJS on September 12, 2018. 

In this episode we talk with Sandra Elliot who is President of Jacksonville State University's student organization Students For Equality. 

Originally aired on 91.9 WLJS on September 5, 2018.