<p>In this Pride episode of Anthropological, we are joined by Chicago's very own Másha Potato, a Queen for all Queens. We break down the phenomenon of drag brunch, the socio-cultural importance of entertaining within bars, and how drag has emboldened hospitality professionals to infuse camp into drink naming, garnishing, and more.</p>

In this Pride episode of Anthropological, we are joined by Chicago's very own Másha Potato, a Queen for all Queens. We break down the phenomenon of drag brunch, the socio-cultural importance of entertaining within bars, and how drag has emboldened hospitality professionals to infuse camp into drink naming, garnishing, and more.

Drag Brunch [feat. Másha Potato]

Serving up real life applications for very anthropological theories. We discuss topics surrounding hospitality, food, and beverage, including culture, art, and humanity. Each episode includes a fabulous guest to offer a third perspective.

Our intention with this series is to thoughtfully break down the barriers that separate discussions of human history and evolution from those of the hospitality industry, an industry situated at the forefront of human interaction and culture. And we will most likely be drinking rosé while doing so.

Hosted by David Mor and Kisira Hill

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Serving up real life applications for very anthropological theories. We discuss topics surrounding hospitality, food, and beverage, including culture, art, and humanity. Each episode includes a fabulous guest to offer a third perspective. Our intention with this series is to thoughtfully break down the barriers that separate discussions of human history and evolution from those of the hospitality industry, an industry situated at the forefront of human interaction and culture. And we will most likely be drinking rosé while doing so. Hosted by David Mor and Kisira Hill

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