Podcast: Steel City Sparkle with Leia Way LeStat

In this episode of Pride Matters, we sit down with Pittsburgh drag royalty, Leia Way LeStat, whose journey from seminary to crowned queen is as fabulous as it is inspiring. From her early days in the Steel City Softball League to holding major pageant titles like Miss Gay Pennsylvania United States at Large 2025, Leia Way opens up about the drag scene, chosen family, mentorship, and why Pittsburgh is home.


Today’s Episode is sponsored by: Brianna’s Mobile Workshop! Pittsburgh’s Premier Queer Contractors.


Topics include:

  • How a charity drag event sparked a dazzling career
  • The importance of drag parents and building queer family
  • Pageant culture in Pittsburgh and beyond
  • The evolution of daytime drag and brunch beauty
  • Advice for new performers entering drag today

Plus: shout-outs to Leia’s drag children, her favorite titles, and where you can catch her performing this holiday season.

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Jeff Freedman (he/him) is a Pittsburgh native celebrating his fourth decade of LGBTQ+ community volunteerism. A co-founder of the Steel City Softball League in 1981, Jeff has remained a dedicated advocate ever since. His leadership includes serving on the Pennsylvania Governor’s Advisory Commission for LGBTQ Affairs, chairing Pittsburgh Pride celebrations from 2005 to 2007, and currently serving as the Pittsburgh Pride March & Parade Co-Chair. In recognition of his lifelong dedication, Jeff was named the 2025 Pittsburgh Pride Grand Marshal. Regular parade-goers will recognize him as the enthusiastic voice on the megaphone organizing the march participants. Jeff looks forward to sharing his best stories—at least the printable ones—with the QBurgh community.