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joevarisco
by joevarisco
Queer Lexicon is a JRV MAJESTY Production series of 20-30 minute interviews profiling, investigating and exploring the lives and experiences of the queer community. The conversations range from discussing historical issues of segregation, youth homelessness and street economies, intersectionality of race, class, gender, sex and religion, the failure of academic and non-profit institutions and the personal and intimate details of everyday life as creators, artists, activists and culture makers in this community.
Episodes
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Mister Wallace Interview a JRV MAJESTY Production
"Our greatest hope? What's going to get us there? Me. I'm going to say it cause I can hold it. I can hold that responsibility and I think that's the kind of attitude I want to inspire in other people because if we don't have that attitude than we are never going to get there." Joe Varisco of JRV...
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H. Melt Interview PART I a JRV MAJESTY & StoryCorps Partnership
"Something I've been thinking about a lot lately is having to create our own spaces because there is a lack or because we don't fit into these other institutions, even mainstream gay or lesbian institutions, and so some of my dreams right now are to open a queer arts space or queer art gallery...
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Jackie Boyd Interview PART II a JRV MAJESTY & StoryCorps Partnership
"I want to be very clear that within queer community the people that we should be focusing on and bringing to the center of community is queer and trans* people of color and our street-based youth. Without question, we can all see regardless of level of education, regardless of what your ethnic...
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H. Melt Interview a JRV MAJESTY Production
"When you constantly have to be ready to process discrimination or you have to be ready to be offended or expect the worse because you are challenging a lot of norms in society that is unfortunately grounds for punishment and harassment rather than celebration. That's why we need to do the work…
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Shea Couleé Interview a JRV MAJESTY Production
“I just know that I have a very special opinion and a voice and something to say, to give to people and for me that is what this is all about is having an opportunity to reach more and more people and be on a larger platform to just share it. It is something I do for me, but it is something that…
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Kiam Marcelo Junio Interview a JRV MAJESTY Production
"I feel like to really make a change or effect something [queer life] needs to be visible on a large scale because we know that this is important. We know that intersectionality is reality. That people are coming from so many different backgrounds and that these need to be respected and that is…
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Jackie Boyd Interview a JRV MAJESTY Production
"If we want [community] to change and if we ourselves want to be made better by actually being inclusive and change our queer community within this really, really racist city we have to move. We have to be willing to take the train some place we haven't taken the train before. We have to do some...
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SSION & House of LaDosha Interview with The Qu.co
Joe Varisco of JRV MAJESTY Productions for The Qu.co recently sat down with SSION artist Cody Critcheloe and Zach Van Benthusen as well as The House of LaDosha’s Adam Radakovich, a.k.a. Cunty Crawford LaDosha and Antonio Blair, a.k.a. Dosha Devastation at Chicago’s Empty Bottle before their show…
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Jen Richards (We Happy Trans ) Interview with The Qu.co
We Happy Trans* - Jen Richards http://www.WeHappyTrans.com Joe Varisco of JRV MAJESTY Productions for The Qu.co sat down with Jen Richards founder of We Happy Trans* to discuss what her work via this social platform means, where it is going and a myriad of other investigations about identity in...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Queer Lexicon is a JRV MAJESTY Production series of 20-30 minute interviews profiling, investigating and exploring the lives and experiences of the queer community. The conversations range from discussing historical issues of segregation, youth homelessness and street economies, intersectionality of race, class, gender, sex and religion, the failure of academic and non-profit institutions and the personal and intimate details of everyday life as creators, artists, activists and culture makers in this community.
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