OkayWerk

Just kidding, but we know ya'll gonna be a whole kind of upset because in this episode we come for some your favourites (and that's a you problem). In this episode the queens talk mental health and wellness resources within post secondary, or lack thereof, when it comes to a global pandemic. Then we get into how one of your favourite queens on Canada’s Drag Race did some antiBlack race shifting and yet still got the crown. Finally, as celebrities lose their damn minds in their failed attempt at “activism” centring sex workers, Bella thorn shakes things up when she joins Onlyfans. Work of the month: Listen to the buffet of brilliant thought put on by ScholarStrikeCanada which can be found athttps://scholarstrikecanada.ca/ [https://scholarstrikecanada.ca/] Instagram: @okaywerkpodcast @rayshellejustice @coco_verdose @sheadeebeach Twitter: @okaywerkpodcast

C/W: transphobia, biphobia, sexual violence, pedophilia, anti-Black racism. Introducing a podcast that is unafraid to bring you the cold hard tea informed by facts and critical thinking, all the while looking fabulous. In this special edition extended episode Rayshelle Justice, Coco Verdose, and Miss Shea deeBeach talk about scientists attempting to validate sexual orientations via the scientific method, the mess that happens when people try to avoid accountability, and influencers who don’t know how to act but very obviously display the inability to address trauma effectively. Acknowledgment resource: @torontosprisonersrightsproject https://www.torontoprisonersrightsproject.org/ [https://www.torontoprisonersrightsproject.org/] Question of the month: What is Coco saying in the theme song? Work of the month: Read Angela Davis’ “Are Prisons Obsolete?”. Instagram: @okaywerkpodcast @rayshellejustice @coco_verdose @sheadeebeach Twitter: @okaywerkpodcast