Are you one of those people that has a crystal clear memory of where they were and how they reacted when they found out about momentous moments in history?
For instance, do you remember where you were on September 11?
When you first heard of the Covid-19 outbreak?
Most importantly, do you remember the first time you heard Beyonce’s ‘Single Ladies’ being played in the club?
Well, if that final momentous (momentous!) occasion resonates with you then i think you’ll get a kick out of this week’s chat with fashion designer (and contestant on the reality show Sew Fierce) Terrence O'Brian Henderson, who is taking us on a journey to Club Odyssey in Lexington, North Carolina.
Terrence tells me how Club Odyssey helped him rediscover his love of dance, explore his gender expression, and learn to move past some of the negative preconceptions about queerness that were instilled in him growing up.
We talked about the art of not giving a fuck, the dedication needed to learn Beyoncé choreography (it's really hard!), and the perils of wearing non-stretch pants while dropping it low (I think you know how that story ends).
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