Episode 39 | PRIDE MONTH | Jeremy Ellis

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Jeremy Ellis with the Lexington Pride Festival joins us in the podlab to chat about drag, what we can expect from the ever growing festival this year, and of course, dementors. Lexington Pride Festival kicks off June 24th at Central Bank Center. For more information, please visit https://www.lexpridefest.org/

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