Hello everyone, I'm Jinx Monsoon and welcome to Hi Jinx with me Jinx Monsoon.

Today my guest is season 14 contestant Jasmine Kennedy. We have so much in common,

we get on like all chums and this is our first conversation ever. She's delightful,

we talk about mental health, self-care, trans issues and other fun topics.

It might sound heavy, but we have absolutely just the most lovely delightful,

cheerful, joyful conversation. So get ready for a deep, heavy conversation,

and spoken through a light and airy voice. Today on Hi Jinx, so buckle up,

hunker down and shanky-atch 8th and 2. Some brand new, Hi Jinx!

Hi everyone, I'm Jinx Monsoon.

Hello everyone, I'm Jinx monsoon and welcome to Hi Jinx, a podcast where I, an internationally

tolerated drag superstar, get to interview compelling and fascinating people about how

they became who they are and why they do what they do. Today we are joined by fellow drag

racist her lip sync assassin and she is also known as the mouth almighty Jasmine Kennedy. Hi Jasmine.

Hi Jinx. So let's start with some honesty. On my part, don't worry, don't worry, this isn't

got you journalism. On my part, here is some honesty. I have not seen season 14 yet and I have

a very good reason. Okay. I had just filmed all stars when season 14 was airing and I was on a

strict drag race detox as in I could not consume anything drag race related until my season aired.

Now I'm going to go home and binge season 14 and any other seasons I missed along the way,

but I was in a hard detox because what would happen is I tried watching the first episode of season 14

and I could do about 20 minutes in my housemate turned to me and was like, whoa, you don't look all right.

All of your mental psychosis go back to you. I was like, back in it. I was shaking. I was like, oh my god,

what's going to happen? And I just honestly couldn't watch drag race without my brain spiraling

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