Dear Gahd, How do I Make it Happen?

Have you ever tried herding cats? Organizing any type of gathering is hard. Organizing a drag show even moreso! No matter what kind of event you are organizing, it is a lot of work to make it happen. This week, your aunties will give you their best tips and tricks for event planning, as well as navigating sobriety in nightlife and sharing their most outrageous drag mishaps.

 

Advice column podcast tackling real questions from viewers! For this episode, Uma Gahd (from Canada's Drag Race season 5) and her sister Selma Gahd, answer the question: How do make it happen?

 

Are these Drag Queens actually qualified to be handing out this advice? Absolutely NOT! ** This advice is for entertainment purposes only. ** Your aunties do know a thing or two about life though and will always have your back, even when times get tough.

 

If you would like to ask your own question anonymously and potentially be featured in an upcoming episode, go to https://houseofgahd.com .

 

📍 This podcast is made STUNNING by the generosity of Le Saint Motel, in Montreal. Thank you for providing us with immaculate sets for us to film our podcast. Check them out for your photo and video projects or a fun selfie date with friends!

 

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House of Gahd is Montreal’s most divine Drag House! A theatre, drag and production company founded by Uma Gahd (yes, Uma Gahd from Canada’s Drag Race Season 5) and Selma Gahd, in 2015. Drag artists, public speakers, private event curators, event coordinators, we do it all. From the main stage of the worlds biggest festivals (Just For Laughs, Edinburgh Fringe…) to your living room for a Bachelorette Party! Curating content for a wide variety of audiences from television, drag story time, all-ages drag brunch to horror themed shows and geek conventions.