Should white burlesque producers give up their shows on Juneteenth and simply sit in the audience tipping all the black people? Should nonblack performers sit this one out? Should the whole world pause and only let black people make money on that day? Is it better to be white and have a "black" show theme? Maybe play all black people's music? Maybe I can be a white producer and hire all black performers? How should black and nonblack people approach entertainment and the nightlife industry as it relates to Juneteenth? You're invited to walk Shay Au Lait through a day in the life of a white producer in America on Juneteenth? She's looking for suggestions.
Are you new here? Welcome to Spreadsheets & Spreadeagle, a podcast for intensely sensuous and deeply curious souls. We started with asking ourselves, "Of what use is the Erotic?" as it's the undercurrent of everything we do. Hosted by Intellectual Sensual Shaman, Kinky Siren Switchress & Performance Artist Shay Au Lait, Spreadsheets & Spreadeagle is an occasional & moody podcast exploring topics such as sensuality, sexuality, eroticism, cosmic spirituality, and pleasure. If you enjoy provocative stories, subversive conversations, and transformative thoughts, ENJOY!
