The Last Free Clinic, Pickles, and Rhode Island with Virgo and Barbra Please

This week, it girl apparent Virgo Please is joined by her mother Barbra Please following her win of the Hunty Games Season 2. We talk about the competition and the best criticism she received (which was basically just praise). Virgo talks about how she leaned on Barbra for support and as a sounding board for her ideas and elaborates on the kind of mother she is, even while Barbra was busy on the road with a drag version of the Eras Tour. Famous on the West Hollywood streets for both their mugs and their hair, they discuss their shared obsession with perfection and aiming for the highest standards. Having started in the same Battle Babies competition with Barbra, I ask Barbra how she quickly went on to create and host one of West Hollywood’s most popular drag shows, Beachin’ Mondayz which has become a hot spot for local it girls. With Virgo’s new show “Virgo’s Groove” launching the same week as this podcast, the Pleases have officially become the dominant drag family on Monday nights.Then we get into the It Girls of the Week:(Spoilers ahead!)·      The Love Island Girls banding together after a scandalous Casa Amor·      Raven being announced as a contestant on Drag Race Down Under·      Democratic Socialists backed by Zohran Mamdani winning big in New YorkNiche Girls:·      The Last Free Clinic – the abrupt cancellation of a local show that has the girls spiraling·      Pickles – and the crazy recipes dominating Virgo’s feed·      Rhode Island – the smallest state having its biggest year·      Gabriel Gonzalez – the West Hollywood hottie taking over our feedsIt Girls Who Got Away:·      Indigo – the color of the rainbow that is too often forgotten·      The Education system and the lack of reverence for intellect ·      Stop! That! Train!, and how the drag community could be riding harder for mother RuPaulIt’s a mother daughter duo more clinically insane than Joan and Christina finally getting the televised therapy they desperately needed. Did it work? That’s for the academy to decide.