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The Hey, it is summer, and it is time for another update.

Today's a beefy one, as we'll be talking about a settlement in the Manny Ellis case,

a documentary about Kathleen Joe Henry and Veronica

Abuchuch, a drag fundraiser, an update to Tika Lewis's disappearance, and some chatter about

books and shows that we've been enjoying. So let's get into it. First, let's start with some

good news. Have you ever heard of that, Josh? Good news. Yeah, it means it's good things to hear about, which I thought might be a little different for everybody.

Hooray! So you might have heard, no matter where you're listening from, because it made worldwide headlines. But back in July of 2023, Darcell's Portland's ultimate drag

showplace, which has been open fun fact since 1967, which is two years before the Stonewall

riots, it was the host to the world record-shattering Dragathon. Set up as a Guinness World Record

attempt to bring attention to the art of drag,

Darcell's show plays, and as a fundraiser for the Trevor Project, which is a nonprofit that

focuses on providing resources and supporting LGBTQIA-2S-plus youth, the show ran, forget-this,

an incredible 48 hours, 11 minutes, and 30 seconds straight.

That's two days.

Yes.

11 minutes and 30 seconds.

Yes.

Straight.

Yes.

And through all those hours, there were 600 musical performances, including hosts and

performers like Eureka O'Hara, La LaRee, Peppermint, Fred Armisen, Paula Pell,

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