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In this episode, we meet my new best friend, Lila who once worked as an emcee on Bourbon Stree at the Gunga Den. She tells us about how she needs adventure in her life and as the universe says, "Ask and it shall be given.."
Trucker Patti tells us about working at the Midship and dealing with some of the rowdy trans-women when they drank too much.
And finally, we call my friend Mary, Marcy Marcelle's sister continuing the legacy we started with their sister, Sylvia.
Historian Frank Perez explains the mission of the LGBT+ Archives of Louisiana and a welcome to Quiet Conversations.
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