# Kelly Dwyer
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Dames, Wenches, and “High Yallers”: From Camp Queens to the Minstrel Show’s Tragic Divas
With women playing women onstage, female impersonation took a turn for the comical, the campy, and the cartoonish. Legendary "dames" like Dan Leno and Bert Savoy pioneered the art of "false disguise." During the late 1800s, that most troublingly American entertainment genre, the blackface minstrel …
Play the Long Game: Lessons on Pressure, Patience, and Success with Morgan Burns
In this episode of Life From Within, Morgan Burns, a top corporate law partner in the Corporate practice at Faegre Drinker, who has led over 100 M&A transactions and 100 capital markets deals, discusses the high-stakes reality of corporate law, how he manages urgency without losing authenticity, an…
336. [WISCONSIN] His Evil Double Life || The Murder of Kelly Dwyer
A girl in love, a secret girlfriend, and the horrors he hid.
Contributing writing & research: The Queen of all things, Haley Gray.
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Thank You, God, We’ll Take it From Here: How Doctors and Scientists Put Themselves in Charge of Sex and Gender, and What it Meant for Drag
Beginning in the 1800s, doctors, researchers, and men of science decided sex and gender was suddenly in their wheelhouse, not the church's. Now if you were queer or cross-dressed, you weren't a sinner, just sick or "inverted." Havelock Ellis, Richard von Krafft-Ebing, Sigmund Freud, and others brou…
ASK A CHICAGOAN 2026
Maybe we're shooting our shot a bit with this title. This was both a fun and a strange episode to put together. Over the course of the year, we've asked all of our guests who either live in Chicago or lived here at one point a series of questions. These were supposed to be rapid-fire, but if you as…
Varsity Athletes and War Heroes: Drag on Campus and in the Trenches in the Time of World War One
Starting in the 1890s, American college students formed all-male clubs to put on elaborate drag plays and musicals. Harvard had Hasty Pudding, the University of Michigan had the Mimes, and the University of Pennsylvania, Mask & Wig. Luminaries from Teddy Roosevelt to Jimmy Stewart were members of t…
Elks, Freemasons, and Knights of Pythias: Womanless Weddings and the Golden Age of Fraternal Orders
There was a time when millions of men across America joined frats for (kind-of) grownups: Elks, Knights of Pythias, and scores of others. What helped them bond with and bromance one another? You guessed it: impersonating women. Lodges totally embraced Womanless Weddings and other drag artistry. Wha…
Parlor Games, Journeymen, and Jilted Brides (and Seances!): The Roots of Womanless Weddings
No one's really sure where Womanless Weddings came from. They seem to have sprung into existence in the mid-1910s in the South. But other amusements, from rowdy Medieval rituals, to vaudeville songs about cheating spouses, to peculiar goings-on in American parlors in the mid-1800s—including seances…
Draggin’ for Dixie: How the United Daughters of the Confederacy Gave Womanless Weddings Their Big Start
Full disclosure: We had wanted to title this episode "Dixie Chicks With D*cks," but then thought the better of it. Did you know that no less a conservative stalwart than the United Daughters of the Confederacy gave Womanless Weddings their start? Yup, men dragged-up to raise money for all those sto…
From More to Enough: Redefining Ambition with Stef Jones, Founder of Feed Media
It has officially been ONE YEAR of podcasting! Woo hoo! To kick off this anniversary I’m so excited to share this episode with you. Today, I sat down with my new friend Stef Jones, founder and CEO of Denver-based PR and marketing agency Feed Media.
Stef has been running Feed Media for 23 years, and…
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