In this, the first-ever episode of Queers & Careers (recorded BEFORE the PANDEMIC), Ivy League misfits Claire Thornton (journalist) and William Keiser (dancer) tackle such subjects of world importance as: absurdly vivid dreams about now irrelevant democratic presidential candidates, why straight white 40-year-old men should give money to dance, gender differences in academia, and more.

In this, the first-ever episode of Queers &amp; Careers (recorded BEFORE the PANDEMIC), Ivy League misfits Claire Thornton (journalist) and William Keiser (dancer) tackle such subjects of world importance as: absurdly vivid dreams about now irrelevant democratic presidential candidates, why straight white 40-year-old men should give money to dance, gender differences in academia, and more.

"Nevertheless, He Persisted."

Hosts Claire Thornton (journalist) and William Keiser (dancer) are Princeton grads living in Washington, D.C. In this show, they deconstruct what “success" means as LGBTQ+ people. Drawing from their own experiences, Claire and William talk shame, joy, struggle, humor, and, of course, careers, with a different queer guest in every episode. Available monthly.

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