Po'Chop and Switch the Boi Wonder | "We Want Each Other to Shine"
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"We Want Each Other to Shine" with Po’Chop and Switch the Boi Wonder
There is arguably enough drool, tears, and other human juice shed from watching these two amazing artists perform to fill a pool (one I’m certain these two would use to make some horny synchronized swimming show or something else amazing).
This is because it’s one thing to see performers do a new act — it is an entire other thing for each of these unique and layered performances to bring deep reflection, admiration, thought, horniness, and all flavors of tears. When they are in the room, you are in the undeniable presence of brilliance. Enter the multi-attitudeness of artists Jenn Freeman and Parker Haines (also known as Po’Chop and Switch the Boi Wonder). Producers, dancers, burlesquers, drag performers, writers, mentors, and so much more, these magical beings meet in so many capacities, and importantly as the co-producers and co-hosts for Notes on Masculinity. Thank you so much for being on EAT THIS!
Catch Notes on Masculinity the second Tuesday every other month (NEXT TUESDAY up October 13!!) at California Clipper.
Collaborator Compatibility Quiz Question #6
On a scale of 1 to 10, how important is trust?
- I’m sorry, can you repeat the question.
- Between 5-6 (on a good day).
- Are we only counting to 10?
- Per my last email….