Name: Brit(eri)ny by Jeremy Abbs
Duration: 1 min 28 s
Description: Coming the Brittneys, Coming for Jennifers

Coming the Brittneys, Coming for Jennifers

Brit(eri)ny

First track in a few months, been missing diss


Wrong Women

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First Breath

Lemon Haze

We start this episode off with Danielle Billing, a teacher at the Idaho School For The Deaf And Blind, relaying a story about providing basic sex education for her students. We go on to discuss sexuality more broadly, covering such subjects as Freud, Puritanical guilt, growing up with anxiety and depression, coming out, as well as the Dietrich High School court case.

*The opinions expressed in this episode in no way represent the views and positions of the Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind.*

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55 / Sex Ed / Danielle Billing

In this episode, I talk with Brandon Scott Tesch. Brandon is known for a few things (such as being a fantastic hairdresser), but has more recently been making a name for himself as Ursula, his Drag Queen persona, in local theater productions that have only become more successful as the months and years have gone by. We discuss the challenges of growing up and coming out in this area, embracing his Drag persona, and the expanding popularity of the productions he is a part of.

We both are very excited to see what is happening in this community, and look forward to seeing what vibrant individuals here have to offer in the coming years. Things are changing, and we are ready.

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57 / Drag Shows + The Bold Art Of Giving A Sh*t / Brandon Scott Tesch

I Know This Place

Original Song by Doug Faigel
Only by losing everything do you discover what is truly important.
This song was inspired by the aftermath of the recent Hurricane.
 
When the wind came howling
The roof blew away
The rain fell down in sheets
And they fled in the night
A frightful sight
The water rose up to the eaves
Now I think of my life
Of my daughters and wife
It’s amazing how little I need

All that winter we spent
On our neighbor’s farm
In the few rooms the old man had free
But we each had a bed
And were never unfed
We always had clothing and heat
And though we were crowded
Sometimes we shouted
It’s amazing how little I need

I know it’s not much
But when you shrink from my touch
And our bed grows as wide as the sea
But what cannot be cured
Must be endured
It’s amazing how little I need

Now a year has passed
And we’re back in our home
But nothing’s the same you’ll agree
What we cannot rebuild
Will be left unfulfilled
Long after the waters recede
Though I’m ebbing and flowing
I know where I’m going
It’s amazing how little I need

It’s a truth I can’t hide
Though sometimes I’ve tried
It’s amazing how little I need

Now I think of my life
Of my daughters and wife
It’s amazing how little I need

Brit(eri)ny

Jeremy Abbs

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