​Hop in and buckle up for The Drive Home, where drag meets drive! In this episode, we ride shotgun with a fierce and fabulous queen as she spills the tea on life behind the scenes, the magic of drag, and the wild adventures that come with the gig. From makeup mishaps to unforgettable performances, this is the ultimate ride-along for anyone who loves a little drama with their drive. Grab your wig and let’s hit the road!

Join us in this captivating episode as we dive into the transformative power of drag and the vibrant experiences at Misfits Bar & Lounge. Host Coco Jem Holiday shares touching stories, including a heartfelt moment at a queer-affirming event and a powerful message of inclusion and safety for the Black LGBTQ+ community.
Explore the intersection of politics and identity as Coco discusses the current political climate, data leaks, and the impact on marginalized communities. With humor and candor, Coco reflects on the challenges of maintaining safe spaces and the importance of community resilience amidst adversity.
From thrilling dance floors to intimate storytelling, this episode offers a unique perspective on empowerment, activism, and the complexity of human connections. Tune in for an engaging journey through the world of drag, personal growth, and societal change.

​The conversation covers a range of topics, including branding, drag names, identity, mental health, and the complexities of social and political issues. It delves into the nuances of personal experiences, societal expectations, and the challenges of navigating various aspects of life. The discussion also touches on the impact of mental health on relationships and the importance of holding individuals accountable while recognizing the complexity of human experiences. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including activism, social media, cancel culture, and the long-term impact of advocacy work. It delves into the complexities of activism, the challenges of sustaining long-term engagement, and the different ways individuals can contribute to social change. The hosts, Coco Jem Holiday and Carlee J. Phoenix share personal experiences and insights, highlighting the importance of diverse approaches to activism and the need for understanding and support within the activist community.

​Coco Jem Holiday relives a moment that happened with her at her day job as well as talking about small businesses with her aunty. 

Coco Jem Holiday takes a deep dive into Cowboy Carter. NOTE: There were microphone troubles for the second part of the episode. Apologies.

Coco Jem Holiday sits down with Kourtni Capree Lady D.U.V. The Baddest ButchQUEENnDrag MC to talk about their Portland drag herstory as well as some of their upcoming projects. This episode touches on topics of sobriety and community advancement for da black kids, HENNY!

Coco Jem Holiday talks about the two year anniversary party at Triple Nickel Pub as well as her recent depression spiral over some events that happened in the Portland drag scene.

Coco Jem Holiday recaps some of the Portland drag drama and provides advice that no one really asked for. haha. 

​Coco Jem Holiday add her two cents to the conversation about Nicki and Megan. She also welcomes you into black history month

​This episode is dedicated to Addam's birthday next week. It's a bit of a mushy episode so if you're not down, we'll see ya next week.