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A Living Wage
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When CEOs Go To Jail
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Scott Free Chicago, Illinois
Scott Free was a producer in the original House scene in Chicago, had a rap video on BET, and was part of the 90’s queercore
scene.
Scott has 4 previous solo albums, an LGBT family album (Diesel Tykes), and two cast albums of his musicals. He produced the longest running (on hiatus during shutdown) queer performance series ‘Homolatte’.
runs an indie queer radio station Alt Q Radio on Live365
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