Bob the Drag Queen

Bradley Whitford, renowned for his roles in The West Wing and The Handmaid's Tale, joins forces with Bob the Drag Queen, the hilarious winner of RuPaul's Drag Race and author of 'Harriet Tubman Live in Concert'. They dive into the intersections of comedy, activism, and identity, discussing the playful reimagining of Harriet Tubman’s music career and the nuances of queer activism. Expect laughs as they tackle political absurdities while taking a humorous look at societal issues, body image, and the transformative power of storytelling.

Bob the Drag Queen, an international stand-up comedian and drag star, shares her fascinating journey from childhood in a queer club to the spotlight of NYC. She discusses the challenges and joys of polyamory, emphasizing its emotional and financial costs. Bob reflects on her vibrant drag career and the importance of community, especially in supporting queer and trans individuals. With humor, she recounts family dynamics, childhood memories, and the transformative power of love and identity, blending personal anecdotes with broader societal themes.

Bob the Drag Queen joins Jameela for an unfiltered advice session discussing Madonna tour experiences, mentors, millennial joy, and even Dungeons and Dragons. They touch on fame reflections, social comparison, happiness pursuits, academia, comedy, activism, mentorship, jealousy in relationships, compliments, theater mishaps, musical musings, and playing Dungeons and Dragons on a show. Bob also talks about upcoming tour locations and expresses gratitude.

Bob the Drag Queen and Monet X Change campaign for a GLAAD Award win with wit and charm. They dissect other nominees, aiming to showcase what sets their podcast apart. The episode is filled with laughter, insights, and a fierce campaign for podcasting glory at the GLAAD Awards.

Bob the Drag Queen and Monét X Change review Snatch Game of Love on RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars S8. They discuss the queens' flirtiest celebrity impersonations, a game-changing shocker, and runway looks critique. Also, conversations on flirting dynamics, contestant alliances, high school theater memories, and potential winners