Show notes
Sydney Rogers, also known as Miss Barbie-Q, has been doing drag since 1992. Today she is out as a transwoman but it took a long time to accept this part of herself. To understand how she got where she is today, we start the conversation discussing how she learned about sexuality in childhood (4:23), the complex relationship with her mother (11:00), and how certain childhood traumas continue to shape her sexual experiences today (18:00). After that we dive into what drag revealed about her when she first started performing (26:30) but also how she was able to hide parts of herself through it (30:58). Sydney shares what led to her homelessness and how she dug deeper into her addiction (38:00). We then explore her performance of Nina Simone's 'Ain't Got No' and the significance it holds for her (43:00). To finish Sydney shares how she got sober (47:00), the process of coming out as a non-binary then a transwoman (50:10), and who she is today (53:55).🩷 🩷 🩷 🩷 🩷 🩷Want more of Sydney? Follow her on Instagram @missbarbieqla, on X @missbarbieqla, and visit her website here.Follow @slutpodcast and @kaitlindryden on Instagram. And @siutpod on Tik Tok. Also, subscribe to @slutpodcast on YouTube—even if you don’t consume the podcast there. It helps the show!Click here to purchase Slut Stickers! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
