Kings on the Aux

Kings on the Aux
Podcast Description
KINGS ON THE AUX is an interview series examining drag, storytelling, and the artistic choices behind the music we love to perform. Each episode features an in-depth conversation with a drag king, moderated by your host, Cleveland drag king Caius Crow (a.k.a. Ben; he/him). Together, the kings unpack one song (or mix) from our guest’s repertoire, covering genre, gender, and politics along the way. Whether you’re a drag king, or you love drag kings, or you wish you knew more about drag kings, you want to check us out! New episodes released third Thursdays every month.
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Content Themes
This podcast explores themes of drag culture, performance art, gender identity, and politics, offering episodes that cover topics like drag king performances, the socio-political implications of music, and personal narratives in the drag scene. Examples include Episode 2's focus on Abel N. Willing's Benjamin Franklin comedy mix that examines stage presence and alternate history, and Episode 1's discussion on transmasculinity within the context of nu metal music.

KINGS ON THE AUX is an interview series examining drag, storytelling, and the artistic choices behind the music we love to perform. Each episode features an in-depth conversation with a drag king, moderated by your host, Cleveland drag king Caius Crow (a.k.a. Ben; he/him). Together, the kings unpack one song (or mix) from our guest’s repertoire, covering genre, gender, and politics along the way. Whether you’re a drag king, or you love drag kings, or you wish you knew more about drag kings, you want to check us out! New episodes released third Thursdays every month.
Caius and Macho Grande (Cleveland; he/him) explore the cultural and political inspirations behind Macho’s Latino Mega Mix, featuring four songs and a spoken introduction. They talk Mexican-American history, storytelling and comedy in mixes, protest dad rock, and the Latino experience of seeking out your own identity.
Content warnings: detailed discussions of anti-Mexican racism and U.S. colonialism. Mentions of military violence, xenophobia, current and historical anti-immigrant policy, and historical segregation. Multiple uses of anti-Mexican slurs.
Special thanks to Ronnie Wrath and the Twisted Transitioner!
Did you love it? Did you hate it? Do you want to give a drag king a piece of your mind?
Instagram: @caiuscrow
Email: [email protected]
Series logo by @twistedtransitioner on Instagram
Opening music & credits: “Sensitive” by gurdonark feat. Ondrej Rosik
Available at ccMixter.org http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/gurdonark/35631
Under CC BY license https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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