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Workhorse Queen
On this episode Dawn interviews filmmaker Angela Washko after the world premiere of her documentary WORKHORSE QUEEN at the Slamdance Film Festival. WORKHORSE QUEEN follows RuPaul Drag Race contestant Ed Popil (Mrs. Kasha Davis) as he navigates his career and personal life post-Drag Race. Mrs. Kasha Davis stood out from the rest because she was an older contestant emulating Ed's mother, quite unlike many of the youthful and highly energetic drag queens. Dawn and Angela talk about how Mrs. Kasha Davis resonated with Angela, Angela's creative community in Pittsburgh, and the difference gender and sexuality education and exposure could have on future generations.
Follow the film: https://workhorsequeen.com/ & https://www.instagram.com/workhorse_queen/