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In this episode...
A multi-hyphenate diva deserves a multi-hyphenate diva, so it feels correct that I would be talking Beyonce with actor, singer & designer Lyndon Watts.
It is a very good tie to be a Beyonce fan. She is in her empirical phase. After rising to prominence in the late 90s as the foremost part of Destiny’s Child, in the 2020s Beyonce is undeniably in her empirical phase - a critical and commercial zenith where there is simply no other artist that is as culturally significant.
From the state-of-the-art presentation of The Renaissance Tour, to her free-flowing between genres, which is as much a statement on race and, there has never been a more exciting time to be a Beyonce fan.
One of the most enjoyable discoveries of The Diva Pod has been how each guest has taken the conversation in a unique direction. While my previous chats have been a little more about album highlights and standout tracks, this conversation was much more about how Beyonce has informed and inspired Lyndon’s creative expression, the politics of their art and the importance of knowing where you have come from in order to be truly unique with what you choose to bring through your work.
I love that this is about more than just the work itself, but a jump-off point to discuss the broader themes of identity and queerness.
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