31. Asia O’Hara from RuPaul’s Drag Race
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RuPaul’s Drag Race and Drag Race: Vegas Revue alumni, designer, and emcee Asia O’Hara is in the house to talk about why she loves Texas, Puerto Vallarta gays, and more!
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30. Phoenix from RuPaul’s Drag Race
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ATL in the house! This week, we’ve got Atlanta drag HBIC, member of the iconic House of Brooks, and Drag Race season 3 alum, Phoenix!
Read More29. Priscilla Chambers from Boulet Brothers’ Dragula
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Giddy up, cause this week we spoke to the Appalachia trash queen from Asheville, North Carolina and Dragula season three -- Priscilla Chambers!
Read More28. Mystery Meat, Atlanta Drag King/Thing
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This week, we spoke to the creeptastic ATL drag king and Ella’s drag son, Mystery Meat!
Read More27. Fran Tirado, Queer Writer & Producer
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This week, we spoke to Queer writer, producer, curator and Food 4 Thot podcast host -- Fran Tirado!!
Read More26. Adam Eli, NYC Writer & Queer Organizer
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This week, we spoke to NYC political organizer, Queer author, and activist Adam Eli about how he puts the Judy in Judaism.
Read More25. Maxi Glamour from Boulet Brothers’ Dragula
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St. Louis based, non-binary drag performer, activist, and contestant on Boulet Brothers’ Dragula season 3, Maxi Glamour, is in the house!
Read MoreWoo Girl! #17 Aubrey Longley-Cook, Fiber Artist
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TGIF! This week we are joined by former ATL, currently LA-based fiber and multimedia artist, Aubrey Longley-Cook!
Read MoreWoo Girl! #16 SHI, Atlanta Drag Queen and Political Activist
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TGIF! This week we are joined by ATL drag performer, activist, and political powerhouse, SHI, to talk about the runoff, Georgia politics, and coming up in the Queer scene.
Read MoreWoo Girl! #15 Feroza Syed, Atlanta Trans Activist
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TGIF! This week we are joined by ATL political and transgender activist and realtor extraordinaire, Feroza Syed!
Read MoreWoo Girl! #14 Miss He, winner of Misc. Edgewood
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TGIF! This week we are joined by Atlanta and Athens Queen and recent winner of the Misc. Edgewood competition, Miss He!
Read MoreWoo Girl! #13 Hurricane Zaida: Zaida Returns
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TGIF! This week, the indomitable Zaida, DJ and co-founder of WUSSY, returns to spill some tea and settle some scores.
Read MoreWoo Girl! #12 Liliana Bakhtiari, Queer, Iranian Activist & Candidate for ATL City Council
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TGIF! This week we spoke to our friend, Queer Iranian Activist and candidate for Atlanta City Council, District 5-- Liliana Bakhtiari!
Read MoreWoo Girl! #11 Ember Butts, strike 3
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TGIF! Guess who’s back in the house? EMBER BUTTS, original Woo Girl, checks in for round 3 during the middle of a Sunday scaries, psychic hangover.
Read MoreWoo Girl! #10 Kenneth Figueroa, Organizer of La Choloteca
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Queer Latinx activist and artist, Kenneth Figueroa is our latest Woo Girl -- here to talk to us about starting La Choloteca, getting introduced to Atlanta nightlife, and fostering community for the Atlanta Latinx folks.
Read MoreWoo Girl! #9 Werk the Ballot with Bill Kaelin
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Atlanta LGBTQIA activist and marketing mogul Bill Kaelin is our latest Woo Girl -- here to talk to us about the November election, living in Atlanta and that time he worked with Lady Gaga!
Read MoreWoo Girl! #8 Jon Dean, HBIC of WUSSY Mag and Podcast Producer
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WUSSY founder and our own Good Judy podcast producer, Jon Dean, joins us behind the microphone to discuss being raised in the church and building a Queer empire.
Read MoreWoo Girl! #7 Just Toby, Atlanta Drag Photographer
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ATL and RuPaul’s Drag Race photographer Just Toby sits down with the gals to discuss going on tour, moving to Atlanta, working during COVID and why he loves photographing drag performers.
Read MoreWoo Girl! #6 Orchid, Atlanta Drag Queen Fashionista
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Atlanta’s drag flower child Orchid blooms this week on Woo Girl! Orchid joins us to kiki about her drag beginnings in Nashville, doing hair shows, and getting scruffy during Quarantine.
Read MoreWoo Girl! #5 Nicholas Goodly, Poet, Dancer, Writing Editor of WUSSY
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TGIF bc this week we’ve got Nicholas Goodly on Woo Girl! Mx. Goodly joins us to gab about doing drag for the first time, poetry voice, and East Atlanta -- the library is officially open.
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