This week, as so vastly different from others, we've got homosexuals with opinions on the show!

IMHO with Aunty Chan and Dixie Lynn Cartwright

Lucy Stoole and Bambi-Banks Coulee are joined by guests every week to discuss the art of drag!

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Bambi & Lucy sit down with the fresh-faced Founder, CEO, and Director of VAM, Vincent Martell. They talk about their approach to making being experimental, intentional, and very black. The Black diaspora is expansive and rich, and as such, Black cinema should be as well. Vincent talks about creating art that digs inside of moments of joy, happiness, relief beyond the struggle. They talk about their passion for making media that they want to see, things that are fun, sexy, and down to earth.

Vincent Martell

Bambi & Lucy sit down and sip with Peppermint. From daydreaming about the stage to stomping on Broadway with legends, Peppermint gives us a peek at her journey. As the entertainment world gears up to reopen more spaces, the sippers explore what they can do to further conversations about anti-oppression within these industries.

Peppermint

Bambi & Lucy sit down and sip with some beautiful bearded babes. They talk rough starts with unsupportive drag families, the petty evolution that follows, broadway, and drag reaching beyond nightlife.

Male Spice & Kizha Carr

Lucy & Bambi connect with the other Chicago contestants, including the winner, from the Drag Queen of the Year pageant. They reflect on their experience as well as discuss what their participation and win could mean for the Chicago scene.

Tenderoni & Maureen Sandiego

Luxx Noir London & Pangea stop by to share their origin stories, what it's like to storm a scene in a brand new city, as well as plans for the near future as fully vaccinated dolls.

IMHO with Aunty Chan and Dixie Lynn Cartwright

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