Gay moncton new brunswick
Triangles, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada (with Drake Jensen)
We caught up to discuss the straight gentrification of queer bars, why leather is the butch version of performative, and growing up gay in a small town.
Find out more about Drake at his website.
TranscriptDrake Jensen
But the Saturday night, all of that disappeared, I was no longer a victim. I was a luminary. You know I was a star and whether it was in my own mind or not, that&#;s really all that mattered because I think that that taught me to be the person that I am today.
K Anderson
I am K Anderson and you are listening to lost spaces, the podcast that mourns the death of queer nightlife. Every episode I talk to a different person about a venue from their past, the memories they created there and the people that they used to know. Drake Jensen is a Canadian nation singer, who was born and grew up in the tiny Cape Breton Island, which is on the eastern coast of Canada. After coming out, he moved to the nearby metropolis of moncton, where he discovered triangles, the only gay block in town, which closed in A
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