Border2Border Entertainment president was invited on the Getting Jewcy podcast recently and you can watch or listen to the show on YouTube o

Interview with "Dating Unlocked" director Sam Coyle

Nico Stagias is a cinematographer and director who partners with Border2Border Entertainment and has helped create a slew of shows.

Karen Suzuki left performing to pursue film-making many years ago. She is the project manager at animation/VFX house, Electric Square Media.

Brian's creative career started with Buddies In Bad Times Youth Elders Project. He is the eldest cast member of Drag Heals season 2.

Jay Daye (he/him) better known as Ocean Giovanni (they/them) is a 20 year old drag Monarch brand new to Toronto. 

KostaMUA comes to the drag world via theatre and makeup.

Gender play is healthy, fun, and a great way to build confidence.

I hope that people who watch Drag Heals are able to expand their definition and understanding of what drag is and what it can be.

My drag persona is Dank Sinatra, a non-binary Drag Thing with a critical eye and a classic record collection.

Tracey Erin Smith is an award-winning teacher, and speaker who transforms the individuals who work with her.

Rosé Dior is the drag persona of Daniel Fernandes who stars in season 2 of Drag Heals.

Leon Silvers is a psychotherapist in New York City. He is the creator of Drag Therapy, a therapeutic modality using costume and drag.

In my humble opinion, drag is a beautiful accident, which can be therapeutic and very healing!

Toronto based Arts publicist Ashley Belmer joined the Drag Heals cast behind the scenes to coach them on how to craft their online presence

Lady Kunterpunt is like a cartoon villain who’s actually too sweet to do anything evil.

Charlie David gets the dirt from his Dante’s Cove co-star Jensen Atwood on poker habits, Halle Barry and playing bisexual.

Dan Payne is a man of many talents, from professional volleyball player to actor, meet the star of Mulligans.

Percy Katt’s rise as a chameleonic performance artist is celebrated in their video 'Swan Song'.

Deeply personal and raw, the Queens in Drag Heals season 1 tackle prickly issues like gender identity, mental illness, and heartbreak.