Queen4Queen: The Podcast

It’s another stunning episode of Queen4Queen with Cookie Couture! This week, Cookie welcomes Seattle-via-Alaska diva Issa Man to the podcast! The gals talk shop on growing up queer, doing drag in the middle of nowhere, high school musical theater roles, good times at R Place, and storming local drag competitions.

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Just in time for Seattle Pride, we are celebrating a Seattle drag icon with almost 30 years of experience in our scene: it's the one & only Gaysha Starr!   Cookie & Gaysha carry on about the Seattle drag scene from the 1990's til now, the local drag entertainers who paved the way, and Gaysha shares what continues to inspire her to do drag today. A Queen4Queen must-listen!

It’s here, divas: Queen4Queen is back with an all-new season featuring some of Seattle’s brightest drag stars! Joining Cookie Couture for this very exciting episode is none other than a rising powerhouse in both the Seattle drag & ballroom communities: it’s Kylie Mooncakes! Cookie & Kylie spill on winning local drag competition shows, geek out on their favorite K-pop songs, reminisce about the digital drag era, and so much more!

Cannoli x Salvador Saber

  Queen4Queen: The Podcast is back with an all-new quarantine episode featuring a performer so multifaceted that she has not one, but two drag personas: we've got Tacoma's own Cannoli slash Salvador Saber on the line! Cannoli chats on her experiences balancing being a duel drag queen & king, navigating the Tacoma & Seattle performance scenes as a woman who does drag, and of course she & Cookie discuss one of their favorite collective topics: Madonna!

Cookie Couture welcomes a truly legendary diva to the podcast — she’s a drag trailblazer & the creator of the hugely popular drag show Lashes at R Place (still running after 17 years) — we’ve got Ladie Chablis on the show & on the phone! Chablis & Cookie dish on Chablis’ early drag days in Tacoma, the rise of Seattle’s drag scene (and Drag Race’s impact on local drag), how she passes the time in quarantine, and she shares some of her favorite moments throughout her impressive drag career. We also talk about Whitney Houston, and it’s Chablis’ birthday! Cheers!

The whole world has gone sideways in a matter of weeks, but Cookie Couture is back to dazzle (and distract) you from the doom & gloom with a new tele-episode (tele-pod?) of Queen4Queen! Londyn Bradshaw answers the phone & spills the T on staying busy with drag projects during quarantine, keeping her wigs on when she feels like it, and reminisces about the one (and only) time Cookie beat her at a drag contest. Oh, and wash your hands (and tights)!

Cookie Couture lounges on the sequin couch with her stupidly stunning sister (and inadvertent queen of comedy): Dolce Vida! The gals jibber-jabber (and laugh, a lot) on performing Internationally, sharing wigs, "rhinestoning the house out of your face", and Dolce makes a surprise announcement. Plus, "Dial-A-Drag-Queen" is back!

Cookie Couture welcomes a Seattle drag legend to Queen4Queen: The Podcast  — get you a piece of Amora Dior Black! Amora looks back at the impact drag has had on her life, her passion for pageantry (and snatching sashes), touring with Drag Race royalty, and the divas spill some sisterly tea on their whirlwind drag trip to Los Angeles. Plus, new segment "Dial-A-Drag-Queen" debuts! 

It's an all-new, dragtastic episode of Queen4Queen: The Podcast with Cookie Couture! On this week's episode, Cookie welcomes one of Seattle's most ravishing drag babes to the pod: holy smokes, Rowan Ruthless joins us! Cookie & Rowan kiki on doing drag up in Bellingham, Washington (Cookie's hometown!), lip-syncing songs at nearly double the speed, how emotional performances can be as dazzling as any death drop, and we examine the ongoing evolution of Rowan Ruthless' eyebrows.

Cookie Couture is back with an all-new episode of Queen4Queen! This week, Cookie welcomes Seattle's considerate ball of unusual chaos: let's make some noise for Miss Texas 1988! Cookie & Tex discuss the differences and parallels between the drag scenes in Minneapolis and Seattle, why she's embraced the word "failure" when describing her drag, and what it's like to win $5,000 while wearing a literal burlap sack.