In this episode, I sit down with Laura, also known as drag king Clint Oris, to explore getting into drag later in life, finding confidence through performance, and the power of being unapologetically yourself.

Laura talks about building drag acts from personal experience, and what it means to step onto a stage as someone who is naturally quite shy offstage.

We talk about the importance of queer community, the challenges of being underrepresented within drag, and how drag can become a powerful form of self-expression and a way of discovering parts of yourself you didn't know were there.

Laura also shares the creative process behind creating memorable performances and why staying authentic is so much more powerful than trying to fit into mainstream expectations.

This is a joyful and inspiring conversation about confidence, creativity, queer community and finding the freedom to perform exactly who you are. 💛