Carried by Spirit: Jaylene Tyme on Drag, Recovery, and the Power of Showing Up
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Carried by Spirit: Jaylene Tyme on Drag, Recovery, and the Power of Showing Up
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This week on The Superficial Spirit, Peter sits down with global icon Jaylene Tyme — celebrated Two-Spirit, sober, Indigenous trans woman, drag artist, healer, and advocate.
With over three decades in the community, Jaylene’s journey spans from private farm life to queer club kid, from street survival and addiction to 27 years of sobriety, from Sixties Scoop survivor to national television on Canada’s Drag Race. But this conversation goes far beyond reality TV.
Jaylene opens up about:
- Discovering drag as spiritual medicine
- Growing up queer when clubs were private and HIV/AIDS was devastating the community
- Finding self-worth after addiction and displacement
- Reconnecting with her Indigenous identity at age 50
- Bringing Pride into federal prisons
- Why Miss Congeniality was her true win
- The responsibility of representation in a time of anti-trans legislation
- What spirituality really means — beyond religion
- And how to know if you’re on the right path
This is a conversation about legacy, healing, visibility, and the quiet power of simply showing up.
Jaylene doesn’t just talk about drag — she talks about why it matters.
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