Marty Milquetoast opens The Marty Show by orienting listeners to Savannah’s performance scene, explaining that Club One, a long-running Savannah gay club associated with Lady Chablis, is closed as of June 2026 while awaiting renovations for a move, and noting Savannah Cabaret, a music-and-singing performance group started by producer/author Rick Garman.

In the interview segment, drag and theater performer Sallie Just Sallie describes switching from a culinary major to theater at Armstrong State, starting drag after being encouraged by others, and recalling early performances including choir and a first drag number from Rent. Sallie discusses balancing an 8–5 job, gym, and gigs, why performing is worth the expense and discomfort, and a horror story of forgetting lyrics during a Tina Turner song in a time-traveling drag queen show.

They share Disney celebrity encounters (Tina Fey, Neil Patrick Harris), favorite rewatch Deep Blue Sea, pride in community presence, bookings and Instagram (@salliejustsallie), and upcoming appearances including the Yes Queen tour.

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00:00 Welcome to The Marty Show

00:17 Savannah Scene Basics

00:36 Club One and Cabaret

02:06 Monologue Jokes and Credits

03:30 Meet the Guests

03:41 Who Is Sallie Jessy Sallie

04:14 Why Perform and Drag

06:14 First Stage Memories

07:33 First Drag and Wig Mishaps

10:50 Why Keep Doing It

12:28 Balancing Life and Games

15:21 Performer Horror Story

18:45 Onstage Chaos Moment

19:11 Shoutout Segment

20:16 Marty’s Poll Begins

21:09 Dream Roles Talk

22:26 Pandemic Cut Short

23:34 Celebrity Encounters

24:44 Quotes and Rewatchables

26:23 Big Shoes Big Problems

27:08 Weed and Park Bliss

29:18 Community Pride and Dyke Night

31:12 Gratitude and Being Approachable

33:13 Ego Boost and Donkey Head

36:28 Where to Find Sallie

38:32 Final Thanks and Sendoff