
"Bisexual Buddha" with Sherry Cola | Holding Space with Tracy E. Gilchrist
Holding Space with Tracy E. GilchristShow Notes
Actor and comedian Sherry Cola (Joy Ride) joins Tracy for a hilarious and heartfelt discussion. They get into Sherry playing a different kind of character in Netflix’s hit Little Brother, her pivotal role on Shrinking this season, and ramping up her TV career on I Love Dick before landing a lead on Good Trouble. Sherry also discusses LGBTQ+ Pride, working with heroes like Keanu Reeves and Christopher Meloni, why we need a Good Trouble and The Bold Type crossover movie, and why she may take the moniker Bisexual Buddha.
Warm, thoughtful, and deeply personal, this episode celebrates the power of storytelling as activism and the joy of queer milestones. Subscribe to "Holding Space with Tracy E. Gilchrist" for intentional, emotionally intelligent conversations with the artists shaping culture today. Past guests include Peppermint, Frankie Grande, Marco Pigossi, Jake Wesley Rogers, Dylan Akira Adler, Alexis Floyd, Nicole Pacent, Michael Urie, Kate Box, Kat Cunning and more. #SherryCola #Netlflix #Shrinking #GoodTrouble #lgbtqia Holding Space with Tracy E. Gilchrist - new podcast episodes every week
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