Asian Enough: Jujubee

Foretold

Los Angeles Times

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🗓️ 1 June 2021

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

A conversation with drag queen Jujubee about finding freedom through drag, fighting the patriarchy in queer spaces, and repping Laotian culture on 'Drag Race.’

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0:00.0	From the Los Angeles Times, this is Asian Enough.
0:07.5	Each week on this podcast, we talk to one Asian American guest about the joys, the complications,
0:13.2	and everything else that comes along with being Asian American.
0:16.0	I'm one of your hosts, Tracy Brown.
0:18.6	And I'm your other host, Jenny Amato.
0:21.6	Happy Pride Month, Jen.
0:23.6	Happy Pride Month to you, Tracy.
0:25.6	Also, happy Gemini season to all the Gemini's out there.
0:28.6	I am so excited about today's guest.
0:31.3	Me too.
0:32.5	Today, we're joined by airline in Theora, who you may know better as the fabulous drag queen
0:37.2	and fashion icon, Juju B.
0:39.1	Juju B, of course, is a popular alum of VH1's RuPaul's Drag Race.
0:44.0	She also appeared on two seasons of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars.
0:48.2	Drag, let me break through all these invisible fences that I put up, and it just let me be free.
0:57.7	Airline is a singer, a songwriter, and makeup artist, and very importantly, a cat lover,
1:03.9	which I deeply appreciate.
1:06.0	Juju B also co-hosts the show Drag Nificent on TLC and has a new album out called Good
1:11.8	Juju Live.
1:27.7	Our conversation with Juju B coming up after this short break.
1:57.7	Welcome back to Asian Enough.
2:12.2	Here's our conversation with drag queen, singer, and fashion icon, Juju B.
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