A Jem of a Secret Podcast

What’s it like to own a queer bar: An interview with Sophie, one of the owners from Misfits Bar + Lounge

Coco interviews Sophie, one of the owners of one of Portland's newest queer+ spaces. 

I started drag 6 weeks ago and I’m already planning my retirement: An Interview with Khng Fu Fight Her

Coco Jem Holiday speaks with one of Portland's newest drag artists, Khng Fu Fight Her. We clean up all the spilled tea. 

I call her Camilla, that SOB: An interview with Savannah O Bennington

​Coco Jem Holiday and Savannah O Bennington talk about drag producing and the drag economy. Of course, they do spill some of that inside tea!

Halloween is almost here. It’s time to be accountable

Coco Jem Holiday and Autumn Rainz talk about their upcoming shows, but also talk about some recent issues happening within the Portland drag community. 

Promo Code: Jemofasecret

 

 

Stop using queer spaces as Judge, Jury, and Executioner

Coco Jem Holiday details out why she parted ways with Back 2 Earth. 

I was Empress while you were Miss Sweetheart: An Interview with Shima B. Foxx

​Coco Jem Holiday interviews Rose Empress LXII Shima B. Foxx about her experiences with the Imperial Sovereign Rose court as well as continuing the conversational about mental health.

Did she really photoshop herself into a pink dump truck?

Coco Jem Holiday uses this week's online Portland drag scene to talk about how we as an audience may perceive situations on the internet when we don't have all the information. 

Spilling all that HOT tea with the creator of DEMAND DRAG: An interview Kimber K. Shade

Coco Jem Holiday and Kimber K. Shade talk about the business of drag, gatekeeping, and opportunities for the community. 

Lets ruffle your feathers here a bit: A controversial interview with Feather Dusted

Coco Jem Holiday brings on the lippy bird herself to finally peel back the layers of the one and only Feather Dusted. 

People care about you a lot more than you think: A discussion on mental health with Craven Horrors

Coco Jem Holiday had an amazing friend reach out because they wanted to talk about mental health in the drag community. Craven Horrors helps guide the conversation into self-care, mental health, therapy, online drama and more. 

NOTE: If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, consider calling the national suicide prevention hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or 988