• Rainbow Lemonade: Pride, Performances, and Politics

  • Jun 28 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Rainbow Lemonade: Pride, Performances, and Politics

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  • Welcome to another colorful episode of the Lemon Squeeze Pride Edition! In this "Rainbow Lemonade" special, our host, high as ever, dives into the latest tea with Sasha Cassadine and co-hosts Mysterio Cassadine, Lady Cummeal Cassadine Ninja, and Aaron, aka Mr. Stoned Crazy.

    We catch up with Camille's booming theater career, including a triumphant return to the Guthrie Theater. From drag shows to acting, Camille's journey is both inspiring and hilarious. We also talk about the intricacies of being an understudy and the stress that comes with it.

    As we celebrate Pride, we explore the vibrant drag scene, discuss the importance of correct pronunciation, and share our love for the local drag community. We also touch on the upcoming Lollapalooza festival, the political landscape, and the impact of Hunter Biden's prosecution.

    Join us for a fun, insightful, and sometimes outrageous discussion as we navigate the world of drag, theater, politics, and beyond. Happy Pride, everyone!

    Don't miss our commercial breaks for some fabulous offers from Stoned Crazy MN and North Strong Gym!

    And remember, always be respectful and keep the fun alive in our safe spaces. Until next time, go drink your juice, Shelby! Smooches!
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