After forty plus years of drag performances, Goldie shares her colorful story for the first time.

After a lifetime of self-acceptance, resilience, and activism, Ben made his childhood dreams come true in New York City.

As a high school sophomore, she was the first out trans girl to attend Milwaukee Public Schools. Decades later, she shares her triumphant story.

Producing sensational shows with top-tier talent, Samantha ushered in a Golden Age of Milwaukee drag.

Growing up in 70s and 80s Milwaukee, Janice triumphed over the challenges in her journey. Now, she wants to pass along what she has learned to others.

She was told to "stay in her lane." Instead, she chose to break all the rules -- and became a drag legend.

Skyrocketing from Milwaukee's South Shore to the Sunset Strip of the '70s, Les Petites Bon Bons became artists in residence in the glitter rock scene, court jesters for rock and roll royalty, and masterful manipulators of mass media.

After life-changing surgery, Candi speaks out against the medical black market and the cultural pressures trans women face.

Jerry Dreva was a brilliant artist who never owned a gallery. His canvas was the life around him.

Erica Stevens was one of Milwaukee's most electrifying drag superstars of the early '80s -- until she walked away at the height of her fame.

For most of the 20th century, gender expansive people lived in fear of sexual harassment under the mythical "three piece rule." In 1971, the Santilli case changed everything.