The Dill Pod

This week I sit down with a personal fav of mine, Miss Ma'amShe as she shares her journey from a shy child in Queens to a celebrated drag queen and comedian. We discuss her experiences in the fashion world, the impact of her upbringing on her humor, and her aspirations in the entertainment industry. Hear us chat about identity, performance, and the challenges of navigating the nightlife scene, while also highlighting the importance of kindness and authenticity in the creative process. Don't forget to like, comment, etc. DILL?

I sit down with performer, model, and drag queen, Cherry Jaymes, a sshe shares her journey from a childhood in Liberia amidst civil war to becoming a prominent figure in the NYC nightlife and drag scene. She discusses her experiences with identity, family dynamics, and the challenges of navigating love and relationships. Cherry reflects on her inspirations in music and theater, her passion for drag, and the importance of community. This convo is super funny and full of wisdom. Check it out!!

In this episode of The Dill Pod, I sit down with the fabulous Bertha Vanayshun to discuss the intricacies of drag culture and the impact of shows like Drag Race on the scene. We delve into personal stories about growing up, the challenges of being a black gay man in today's world, and the unique experiences that shape our identities. From the hilarity of drag names to a brief discussions on desirability politics, this episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and insights. Tune in for a blend of humor, honesty, and a celebration of individuality.

In this episode of The Dill Pod, I welcome the fabulous Ivy Fischer, a rising star in NYC's drag scene and my sister. We dive into her journey from Atlanta to New York, exploring identity, resilience, and the vibrant world of drag. Join us for a candid conversation filled with humor, insight, and a celebration of individuality. This special episode promises positivity, love, and light. #DragQueen #Identity #TheDillPod #girlslikeus

I finally sit down with my sister, Mo'Riah. We explore our deep friendship, personal journeys, and the vibrant world of drag performance. Join us as we chat our early influences, the challenges of moving to New York, the importance of therapy, and the evolution of Mo's artistry. If you want to understand what it's like to be the NYC dancing diva then push play asap <3

Join me as I sit down with one of my closest friends in life. We chat about Beau's upbringing bouncing from Puerto Rico to NYC, breaking into nightlife, and the importance of being a good person. I am so excited for everyone to see a side of Beau that I have been fortunate to experience for so long. Enjoy!

In this engaging conversation, Lolita Leopard shares her journey from her upbringing in the DMV to becoming a prominent figure in the creative culture, particularly in the ballroom scene. She discusses her evolution as a performer, the impact of her viral moment on the show Legendary, and her experiences in the modeling world. Lolita emphasizes the importance of storytelling in her art and expresses her desire to connect more deeply with her audience through her upcoming music.

On this episode we dive into the complexities of identity, family dynamics, and the journey of self-discovery through both drag and activism. I couldn't think of a better guest than the icon, Marti Gould Cummings. We sit down and share personal stories of growing up in a supportive yet challenging environment, navigating sobriety, and the importance of using their platforms for political activism. We discuss the intersection of comedy and activism and girl we were laughing the entire time. drag, activism, sobriety, LGBTQ+, identity, family, politics, comedy, self-expression, personal growth

This week we sit down with my bestie, Thaddeus Coates, also known as Hippy Potter, as he shares his journey from humble beginnings in Washington, DC, to becoming a celebrated and multi-faceted artist. We discuss the influences of his childhood, the intersection of his queerness and art, and the challenges of navigating imposter syndrome (something he may or may not deal with). We reflect on family dynamics, the support he receives, and his significant career achievements, including collaborations with major brands like Pop-tart and Savage Fenty.

In the debut episode of the Dill Pod, I welcome bestie and special guest Lana Ja'Rae, a contestant from RuPaul's Drag Race. We chatLana's upbringing in Dallas, the challenges of growing up in a conservative environment, and how theater became a safe space for her to explore her identity. The conversation delves into the impact of media and role models, the journey to self-acceptance, and the importance of community support. Lana shares her experiences on Drag Race, reflecting on personal growth, the challenges faced during the competition, and the significance of finding one's voice. Learn about the future of drag and the importance of confidence and authenticity.Follow Dev Doee! ⁠@devdoee⁠Follow Lana Ja'Rae! ⁠@Lanajarae⁠Drag Race, LGBTQ+, personal growth, identity, theater, acceptance, community, self-expression, media influence, family dynamics