LEMON

On the show today we are joined by Kerry and Angela Kang and discuss about:

• Kanye West has released his Christian album 'Jesus Is King' and has revealed he is a 'woke Christian'. He has also said that his kid North West will no longer be allowed to wear make up and wear crop tops.
• West has also said that he no longer wants Kim Kardashian to be sexy because it made him feel uncomfortable when other rappers look at his wife.
• Love Island Maurice Salib made headlines before he was dropped off in the island for dumping his famous girlfriend Christie Swadling just weeks before the show aired. You can watch her YouTube video here.
• Filipino actor Alex Diaz was forced to come out as bisexual after his personal trainer made accusations that the upcoming actor messaged him on Instagram asking him to hook up. The PT uploaded the screenshots onto Facebook.
• Diaz has since then apologised for not being his true self and said that the decision to not come out was both for personal and professional reasons.

Recommendations:Phil recommends everyone to check out Modern Love the podcast and then watch the series on Amazon Prime.
Angela recommends buying two scoops of ice cream if you're sharing because apparently that saves you money... (she can't be trusted with her maths!)
Kerry recommends listening and watching the Vox series Today, Explain.
Tom recommends everyone to stop the tap water in the shower to save water and money BUT really, his real recommendation is to check vending and ticketing machines for any loose change.
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Drag Race star Gia Gunn has opened up for the first time about postponing her transition surgery to compete on the latest season of All Stars.
Speaking to Lemon Podcast, Gunn said, “My surgery was postponed because I knew if I had gotten surgery, I wouldn’t have been able to go on the show.”
Gunn said having the opportunity to be the first transgender woman on the show outweighed her own priorities to have surgery and that she had used the money she saved to buy outfits to compete.
She later started a GoFundMe page to raise $30,000 for her surgery after competing on the show last year.
The decision to return for All Stars was not an easy decision for Gia Gunn, who famously called RuPaul out for his comments on why transgender women weren’t allowed to compete on the franchise.
After apologising for his comments, the show invited Gunn to compete on All Stars, to which she said she was only brought back as a ‘diversity hire’ and for her trans visibility.
However, Gunn had an altercation with RuPaul on the show which did not go to air.
“I was not having the best day that day and I was kind of looking for her to be more supportive in the moment and I just didn’t feel that from her,”
“I thought I was brought on for my visibility, I guess not being acknowledged for simply being trans and now a beautiful woman, was hurtful.”
RuPaul’s Drag Race is now a global franchise and is in several countries including the UK, Chile, Thailand and soon in Canada & Australia.
When asked on whether she would return to the franchise, Gia Gunn said she had no interest in coming back.
“I don’t think it takes a rocket scientist to say that she is sold out,” she said.“She doesn’t really care much anymore other than her pay cheque; where she’s gonna stand and what she’s gonna say and that's why the show has lost so much creativity and abundance and all these things that it lacks.”
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On today’s episode we are joined by a trailblazer in the entertainment industry. Dami Im first came onto our screens in 2013 where she went on to win the entire X FACTOR competition.
Despite her CRAZY talented vocal chords, people felt the need to voice their opinion that she did not deserve to win because she looks Chinese (even though she was actually born in South Korea)
When you think of Asian representation in media, how many can you actually think of? Not many right?
So like most Asians in Western countries, we look to Dami because she’s on the forefront of creation representation in mainstream media.
She has even gone on to having a number ONE single and album as well as earning us our highest placement as runner up on Eurovision, where she was watched by more than 200 million people.
In this week’s IN CONVERSATION, Dami opens up about her childhood and how she was one of four Asian kids in her school. She also talks about the racism she faced and her newfound control over her music career.
We hope you enjoy this chat with Dami!
Dami Imhttps://www.instagram.com/damiim
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HELLO! Welcome to the very first episode of LEMON!
We can't wait to have you join us for some giggles and trashy pop culture talk.
In this week's episode we have some important things to talk about. Like, is Trisha Paytas trans man or is this just another one of her click bait videos?
AND we talk about tall poppy syndrome and why we need it CANCEL it.
Lastly, we talk about why singer Kacey Musgraves' Vietnamese Ao Dao is problematic (spoiler: she forgot to wear pants).
We are joined this week by friend of the pod, Jenny Zhou.
Jenny Zhou's socials:https://www.instagram.com/jennyjzhouhttps://www.youtube.com/user/yopetal
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