“I’m a new(ish) drag artist local to Raleigh, genderqueer and trying to navigate how to be a good human in the crazy world we currently live in, as well as how to navigate my mental health as a person existing in loud and social spaces.”

We got to sit down with Alex in episode 45 of The Queer Vision Pod! You can also read a little about them in Vol 2 #1 of the Queer Vision mag.

We got to sit down with Merlin to learn about their gender presentation in drag as well as how he’s dealt with his transition, how he encourages and uplifts new drag artists, Autism and ADHD, and his art!

It was an amazing conversation that hit a lot of important topics. To learn more about Merlin, listen to episode 46 of The Queer Vision Pod and check out the Queer Vision Mag Vol 2 #1

AZUL is a queer immigrant singer-songwriter and creative. We sat down with her in Episode 39 of the Queer Vision Pod where we learned about her music, art, inspiration, relationship, and history.

The conversation was beautiful and chaotic, just like AZUL. To read her article, check out Vol 1 #12 of the QV magazine.

To keep up to date on AZUL’s music and performances, follow her instagram below.

Alex is the lead singer for Sorta Spooky band. We got to sit down with them and chat about how the band has transformed, their goals, style, and inspiration.

Learn more about Alex and about their band in Episode 41 of the Queer Vision Podcast or read it in Vol 1 #12 of the magazine.

Support the band by following them on instagram!

Kai is a drag performer of many talents. We got to sit down and chat with her about the complexities of drag and figuring out who you are as an artist.

To listen to Kai’s story and hear why we laugh at E600 glue, listen to episode 32 of Queer Vision Podcast on YouTube or Spotify. You can also read a portion of this interview in Vol 1 #10 of the QV magazine.

Meet Franny! She is a trans woman who works in public education and can SING!! She is an amazing performer of drag and music.

We got to sit down with Franny and talk about her experiences in Queer Vision Pod episode 33. You can also find some of this interview in Vol 1 #10 of the magazine!

Buttons is a drag performer and clown. She loves to make people laugh, cry, and cum at her shows. Buttons runs B-Side Circus with Backstitch.

We got to sit down and get serious (and laugh of course) with Buttons in Queer Vision Podcast Episode 24. There are more pictures of her in Queer Vision Vol 1 #8.

Backstitch is a drag performer as well as a clown. He and his partner Button have a circus family called B-Side Circus.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Backstitch for The Queer Vision Podcast Episode 23. There’s also a portion of this conversation as well as pictures of Backstitch in Queer Vision Vol 1 # 8.

Soph is a trans, disabled, queer, neurodivergent medical librarian by day and also an amazing drag king. They perform with crowds of all ages and encourage everyone to learn about themselves.

In our interview with Soph, we got to sit down and chat about what made them want to be a librarian, how they got into performing, and what life is like as a disabled trans person.

You can listen to this amazing conversation in Epsiode 30 of the podcast or read a portion of it in Vol 1 #9 of The Queer Vision Mag

Don’t forget to give Soph a follow and support their events!

Ace is a performer and a part of the B-Side Circus. We sat down with them to chat about their experiences and what lead them to becoming a performer as well as their life now in the B-Side Circus.

To learn more about Ace, listen to Episode 27 of the podcast or read their article in Vol 1 #9 of the magazine.

One of our amazing co-founders is also a performer! Without Koee, we wouldn’t have so many important connections in the drag community we need to have such pivotal events.

Vectus is a trans man and a drag performer. We got to interview him with his partner, Abby, in episode 21 of the podcast. Together, this couple has worked to create a very successful fundraising show for queer healthcare and overall balance each other very well. It was so fun getting to know them not only as individuals, but also as a couple.

Read Vol 1 #7 of the magazine to see a snippet of this conversation and some pictures of both Abby and Vectus.

Everyone, get ready to meet Dandelion Lazer! In Podcast Episode 22, we got to learn a lot about how they got into tarot, their experiences with Burlesque, and a bit about vulnerability. They were truly amazing to get to know and definitely have a performer’s charm. We are excited to share a portion of this interview and a few hand picked pictures in Vol 1 #7 of the magazine.

Check out their instagram to stay up to date with their performances and events!

Thigh is a drag performer we had the luxury of partnering with for the Battle For Kanekalon 2. He told us about their love for drag and what life is like as a trans-masc person. It was so great to sit down with him and truly get to know the person behind the performer.

Read his spread in Queer Vision Vol 1 #6 or listen to their interview in Queer Vision Pod Episode 16 on Spotify or YouTube!

Alex Thee Rabbit is a black trans woman, drag performer, and dedicated advocate for survivors of sexual assault - especially within the transgender community. In our interview with Alex, we explored the intricacies of drag, the nuances of womanhood, and the vital work she does to support survivors.

Listen to episode 2 of the Queer Vision Podcast and read Vol 1 #2 to experience her interview.

In podcast interview #20 we sat down with Koee’s drag mother, DollyBoy!! We got to learn about what her experience was getting into the drag world and a little about the difference between writing poetry as Mikey and being in drag as DollyBoy. It was a genuine pleasure getting to know her and learning about her experiences.

Read Queer Vision Vol 1 #7 for a snippet of the interview and some pictures or Queer Vision Vol 1 #4 for one of her poems.

We had the privilege of sitting down with Mother Inc to discuss drag, grief, theatre, and so much more. This was a very open and vulnerable conversation you won’t want to miss.

Listen to episode 4 of the podcast for the full interview or check out Vol 1 #2 of the magazine. She also had a poem in Vol 1#3 of the magazine!

We had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Poison, a force of nature in the world of performance and self-expression. She’s a powerhouse, bold, unapologetic, and deeply in tune with herself. From drawing inspiration from fierce, femme villains to navigating identity and healing, she shared so much insight about what it means to fully step into your power.

Listen to episode 7 of the podcast or read a portion of her interview in Vol 1 #3 of the magazine.

Koee and Becca sat down with Vanta Black, Vermillion, and Coop De Vil Heaux of the Heaux family to discuss drag, transness, egg goop, and creativity. We are all in awe of this drag family. Their creativity and wisdom inspires us to create something.

Learn to sit in your goop and have fun with it in episode 6 of the podcast and in Vol 1 #4 of the magazine.

Find the Heaux family on Instagram @vermillionheaux @vantablackheaux and @coopdevilheaux and at the Barzarre in Wilmington, NC monthly.

Jane was the winner of March’s Battle of Kanekalon!

We went on a little photoshoot in the woods where she waded in the water and caught the eye of everyone who walked past. After the photoshoot, we had our interview.

The interview is episode 9 of the podcast and you can find some stand out quotes as well as pictures from the photoshoot in Vol 1 #4 of the magazine.

We sat down with the illustrious host of Glitter Hour, formerly at Ruby Deluxe, to talk about drag, food, growing up Pentecostal, and to clear up any confusion about who Ruby Ligueur is.

Ruby was one of our first supporters, has encouraged us every step of the way, and is a light for everyone who meets her.

Ruby was our first ever interviewee, before we knew we wanted to do a podcast. So if you’d like to read her interview, check out Vol 1 #1 of the Queer Vision magazine.