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Portland drag queen Shandi Evans is regionally famous, deeply committed to Diet Coke, and unexpectedly knowledgeable about America’s wild pig crisis.
Justin sits down with Shandi to talk about starting drag in a small California town with no real gay scene, moving to Portland, and building a career around hosting, performing, and being very good with a microphone.
They also get into Jesus camp injuries, roller coasters, astronomy, Real Housewives history, The Traitors, the difference between polished drag and fully committed gutter drag, and whether the Kool-Aid Man can get it.
Important educational topics are covered.
Saturday, July 11 at 7 p.m.
Five months of challenges come down to one final night, with $3,000 going to the winner.
Friday, July 17
Tickets:
Shandi is also working on a special holiday show with her friend Dahlia. Follow her on Instagram for details when they’re ready.
Instagram:
Follow Shandi for upcoming performances, show announcements, and whatever else the rainbow whale is doing next.
“I’m a regionally famous drag queen with a deep love for astronomy, roller coasters, and Diet Coke. I’ve been everywhere in the world but now I’m ready for the world to be in me.”
starting drag by going to Denny’s and Walmart in full drag
Supporting Black trans, queer, nonbinary, Two-Spirit, intersex, and asexual Oregonians through leadership, healing, and community support.
https://www.blackbeyondthebinarycollective.org/
Shandi recommends supporting their work providing meals for people recovering from gender-affirming surgery and others experiencing food insecurity.
https://www.instagram.com/mealsonus.pdx/
Protecting Oregon’s wildlands, wildlife, and natural spaces through conservation, restoration, and education.
https://oregonwild.org/
Instagram:
Like, follow, and subscribe for more conversations with Portland performers, business owners, community members, and people willing to share their most slightly unhinged stories.
By Justin PavisPortland drag queen Shandi Evans is regionally famous, deeply committed to Diet Coke, and unexpectedly knowledgeable about America’s wild pig crisis.
Justin sits down with Shandi to talk about starting drag in a small California town with no real gay scene, moving to Portland, and building a career around hosting, performing, and being very good with a microphone.
They also get into Jesus camp injuries, roller coasters, astronomy, Real Housewives history, The Traitors, the difference between polished drag and fully committed gutter drag, and whether the Kool-Aid Man can get it.
Important educational topics are covered.
Saturday, July 11 at 7 p.m.
Five months of challenges come down to one final night, with $3,000 going to the winner.
Friday, July 17
Tickets:
Shandi is also working on a special holiday show with her friend Dahlia. Follow her on Instagram for details when they’re ready.
Instagram:
Follow Shandi for upcoming performances, show announcements, and whatever else the rainbow whale is doing next.
“I’m a regionally famous drag queen with a deep love for astronomy, roller coasters, and Diet Coke. I’ve been everywhere in the world but now I’m ready for the world to be in me.”
starting drag by going to Denny’s and Walmart in full drag
Supporting Black trans, queer, nonbinary, Two-Spirit, intersex, and asexual Oregonians through leadership, healing, and community support.
https://www.blackbeyondthebinarycollective.org/
Shandi recommends supporting their work providing meals for people recovering from gender-affirming surgery and others experiencing food insecurity.
https://www.instagram.com/mealsonus.pdx/
Protecting Oregon’s wildlands, wildlife, and natural spaces through conservation, restoration, and education.
https://oregonwild.org/
Instagram:
Like, follow, and subscribe for more conversations with Portland performers, business owners, community members, and people willing to share their most slightly unhinged stories.