By Stud Collective
San Francisco’s oldest queer bar, the Stud, opens its archives and shares its stories. The Stud opened in 1966 in a sea of leather bar. It was a gathering place during the White Night riots. It sur
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From first lipsynchs to who's hotter: uber, lyft or taxi drivers. We get up close and personal with the Queen of Cummies, and San Francisco's Best Drag Queen Winner Nicki Jizz.
On this episode, host VivvyAnne Forevermore speaks with Queer writer and legend, Michelle Tea! We hear about her wild times at The Stud in the 90s, about sobriety, aging and nightlife and about her new Tarot-centric mystical podcast, Your Magic. She also gives The Stud the read of her life- an astrological one!
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On this episode we’ve invited Kelly Lovemonster, ex Stud Collective member and international creative (curator, promoter, model, actor etc.) to talk all about Sylvester. While learning all about Sylvester Kelly and Vivvy dive deep on ideas around queer kin making and family.
Editing and Production: Terra Haywood
Project Manager: Ben McGrath
Music: Paige Turner
Script: Mica Sigourney
Host: Mica Sigourney
This week we continue digging into contemporary politics. At this time we want to focus not only where we have come from but where we could be going. In this episode Honey Mahogany speaks with Carolina Morales, a Latina immigrant organizer dedicated to racial and economic justice advocacy in SF for over 16 years. Caro is currently an MSW student, a SF District Attorney Policy Fellow, and advisor for the Center for Political Education.
Editing and Production: Terra Haywood
Project Manager: Ben McGrath
Music: Paige Turner
Script: Honey Mahogany
Host: Honey Mahogany
For a comprehensive and cute guide to California elections check out this one from KQUED
You can find some photos of the 1964 Life Magazine article here
Think Outside the Boss- Mandatory Stud Ownership reading.
The Lexington Club - Your neighborhood Dyke and Queer Bar opened in 1997, and it all started at a the pool table at the Stud.
We are joined by Lila Thirkield, owner of the Lexington Club which closed just a few years ago in San Francisco. It's a sweet episode talking about queer solidarity, recent past of San Francisco and the changing economic and cultural landscape in queer nightlife.
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Editing and Production: Terra Haywood
Project Manager and research: Ben McGrath
Music: Paige Turner
Host and research: Mica Sigourney
You can see a clip of Screaming Queens- Susan’s documentary about the Compton’s Cafeteria Riots here
The podcast currently has 14 episodes available.