we're there to make sure that you have fun and that you drink and that you,

you know,

take pictures and that way you can go back home and tell your friends,

oh my God,

I had the absolute best time in the world.

What I'm navigating right now is trying to make sure that that is still a thing that happens.

But drop a little bit of truth in there and a little bit of current events,

what's going on, just so that we're not completely oblivious to the fact that black lives

still matter. Not just because everyone protested about it a couple years ago, they still

matter. Hi, I'm Brittany, and this is for colored nerds.

The weekly show where we peel back the layers of black culture we rarely discuss in

mixed company.

This week, we're taking a trip to Provincetown, aka P-Town, Massachusetts, the popular

beach getaway for gay tourists and the backdrop of the Welcome to Provincetown podcast.

The show follows host and audio documentarian Mitra Koboli as she spends her summer experiencing the party's people and history of Petown.

Peatown is also home to one of the most competitive drag markets in the country.

With shows and performances every night of the week,

it can be hard to stand out in a crowd. Enter singer, songwriter, and drag entertainer Kya

Christal. As the It Girl of Peatown, she is the most sought after entertainer in the city

and performs six nights a week for about half the year. Today, we have Kaya on the show to talk about her artistry,

what she's learned during her time in Peatown,

and what's like to be a working drag performer

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