In this special live episode, I sit down with Grace Gibson, a dynamic talent buyer, concert promoter, and all-around creative powerhouse. Grace takes us on a journey through her career, from booking concerts across the Southeastern US to her personal path of self-discovery and sobriety. We discuss her evolution from a vocal performance student to a thriving professional in the live music industry, and how she found new creative outlets in performing drag as Hugh Stone.

Grace shares her inspiring journey of getting sober in March 2021, coming out as a lesbian later that year, and how these life changes have led her to rediscover her passions and creativity. We also delve into her platform "Y'all Out," which aims to provide safe, intentional spaces for the LGBTQIA+ community to connect beyond the bar scene.

Key Highlights:

• Grace's early love for musical theater and her education at Houston's High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and The Humphrey's School at TUTS.
• Transitioning from a classical vocal performance program at UT Austin to a career in the live music industry.
• Overcoming the challenges of sobriety and self-acceptance.
• The birth of "Y'all Out" and its mission to create inclusive spaces for queer individuals.
• Grace's unique experience performing as a drag king and her love for creating performance looks.

Join us for an inspiring conversation filled with hope, resilience, and the freedom to embrace new beginnings. So grab your metaphorical sketch pad, and let's dive into the art of intentional living with Grace Gibson!

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