Welcome along to The Mist Descends, exploring a world of topics with Belfast favourite Drag Queen Ma, Misty Falls.
Happy International Women's Day! Join Misty as they breakdown some of the most influential women who helped create the Queen behind the cast.
In this episode we are celebrating World Book Day (March 4th) with a look back at WBD as a child as well as exploring the subculture of 'Reading' within the Drag and LGBTQ+ Communities.
Misty is back with a brand new series of tidbits plucked from her brain and across the world calendar. Before we get stuck into those, an update from Mama Mist about what's been going on (and more importantly why its been so gosh darn long since the last episode.)
In this episode, Misty takes you throw the process of getting ready for a show. The transformation process in audible form.
For this interlude, Misty explores the themes of both drag and gender within 'To Wong Foo' and how this has helped shape their own gender identity.
Next episode Misty Falls to say this further into lip sync, this time giving her current favourite lip sync songs and artists.
In this episode, Misty Falls looks at the process it takes to get into drag, from picking music to the finished product. She takes you through the journey step by step.
Misty Falls to send further into the world of drag, this time with A brief history of lip sync and and some key do's and don'ts have lip sync performance.
Misty descends into different drag archetypes and discusses the difference between them to break it all down for newbies and veterans alike. (Content warning: Swearing)