Art Simone: I Am Me

The Return

The popular storytelling blueprint, the Hero's Journey, tells us that the main character of a story must overcome obstacles to get to the third act, the return, the place where she's learnt from her journey. In this final episode, our "hero" completes his journey and discovers the secrets to finding your identity. ________________________ I'd love to hear from you If you'd like to get in contact hit me up below Instagram: @tombainbridge [www.instagram.com/tombainbridge] Website: www.tombainbridge.com.au [https://www.tombainbridge.com.au/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Art Simone: Don't Force It

Art Simone reveals what really went down on Ru Paul's Drag Race Season One. She was eliminated then put back on the show, then the fans turned on her. What was edited out of her exit interview? What led her to say "that means nothing"? And what did she say to Ru Paul as she was leaving the show? > "I don’t think it’s something that you can force to happen though. Like you are already who you are. You don’t need to label anything." Art is the final interview in this series, and it's the one that made me stop making the podcast. Art says something that makes this whole identity crisis, sort itself out... You can find Art Simone on her socials here. [https://www.instagram.com/rtist] ________________________ I'd love to hear from you If you'd like to get in contact hit me up below Instagram: @tombainbridge [www.instagram.com/tombainbridge] Website: www.tombainbridge.com.au [https://www.tombainbridge.com.au/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Art Simone: I Am Me

Drag Superstar Art Simone intimately shares her introduction to drag, her first ever drag name and the road to Ru Paul's Drag Race. Why was wasting water so important to her drag? Why did she have to store her Drag gear in a sex room? Does being a drag queen mean you have multiple identities? Is there a drag queen fetish? As I get closer and closer to discovering the secret of finding your identity, Art Simone puts the final piece of the puzzle into place. > "I don’t think you ever find who you are though, and it keeps changing." You can find Art Simone on her socials here. [https://www.instagram.com/rtist] ________________________ I'd love to hear from you If you'd like to get in contact hit me up below Instagram: @tombainbridge [www.instagram.com/tombainbridge] Website: www.tombainbridge.com.au [https://www.tombainbridge.com.au/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Khanh Ong: Cooking from the Heart

You've seen Khanh Ong on Masterchef, on Survivor and making lunch boxes on TikTok, but have you heard about how his parents were shot at by pirates while trying to come to Australia as refugees?! Why should you prioritise yourself? Why shouldn't I ask Khanh what he thinks of me? And why the hell was he crying at Matt Preston over some mushrooms? Renowned Chef Khanh (and one of my old school mates) tells us how to operate from the heart, how to find the things that make you happy and why he chooses the times he cries (which is usually on a plane). > "People like you or they don’t, there’s nothing you can do right? Because if they don’t like you, they’ve already decided not to like you." You can find Khanh on his socials here. [https://www.instagram.com/khanhong] ________________________ I'd love to hear from you If you'd like to get in contact hit me up below Instagram: @tombainbridge [www.instagram.com/tombainbridge] Website: www.tombainbridge.com.au [https://www.tombainbridge.com.au/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

BabyDilfX: The Gloryhole of Freedom

Artist and Porn Star BabyDilfX reveals how building a glory hole in their apartment led to them finding out more about their identity. So how the hell do you go from welcoming straight men into your apartment (to help them get off), to being featured in an internationally renowned art gallery? How do you find so much insight in such an anonymous sexual act? And what does any of this have to do with finding yourself? A highlight in the series, this truly enlightening and engrossing interview with Emil reveals so much about personal identity in both the queer and straight world. > "I didn’t realise that the more you lean in and become more open to yourself and if you accept that the world actually embraces you for it." Please note that this episode contains descriptions of sex in a graphic form. If you're usually offended by that, it may not be for you. However I implore you to listen with intrigue and remember that art is supposed to challenge you sometimes. The insights Emil reveals are nothing short of extraordinary. You can find Emil on their socials here [https://www.instagram.com/babydilfx] ________________________ I'd love to hear from you If you'd like to get in contact hit me up below Instagram: @tombainbridge [www.instagram.com/tombainbridge] Website: www.tombainbridge.com.au [https://www.tombainbridge.com.au/] ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.