A Very Sapphic Podcast

Kay shares the full scoop on her engagement—complete with a proposal that totally fooled her—and opens up about crafting a wedding that feels unapologetically authentic.

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MC and Kay take on the explosive article “Low-Key I Chose to Be a Lesbian,” unpacking its impact on lesbian identity, the damage caused by misrepresentation, and why these narratives hit so deeply. They dig into generational rifts, the distortion of lesbian experiences in online spaces, and the growing need for authentic lesbian representation in media and literature. Their conversation cuts to the heart of what it means to build and protect lesbian community in a cultural moment that’s shifting faster than ever.

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In this episode of A Very Sapphic Podcast, MC reconnects with author Marisa Billions to talk through her recent rebranding, her upcoming novel All That We Burn, and the evolving role of AI in writing and promotion. They also explore issues of identity and representation in publishing, including the double standards often experienced by LGBTQ authors, and discuss the value of authentic voices in today’s literary landscape.

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MC and Kay unpack Chappell Roan’s headline‑grabbing Grammys outfit before spiraling into pregnancy myths, fertility pressures, and the wild realities of women’s bodies. 

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In this episode of 'A Very Sapphic Podcast,' Kay shares her experience raising chickens  and the dynamics within their flock, including the recent drama of rehoming a rooster. We also discuss the break up of Court and Lex that has black lesbian TikTok in shambles and polyamory. 

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Author Jade du Preez joins MC and Kay for an episode packed with sharp insights, wild tangents, and plenty of sapphic chaos.

Jade breaks down her novel Outsider—a Japan‑set story of identity, family mysteries, and four unforgettable characters—while the conversation swerves through Tokyo nightlife, writing styles, and why so many sapphic authors are unstoppable pantsers.

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We’re chatting with sapphic author Isha Raya about her Death Note–esque debut novel, YOU’LL NEVER FORGET ME—a story sharp enough to leave a mark. We also dig into her author journey, which landed her a traditional publishing deal. And since she lives in NYC, of course we're talking about NYC lesbians and bars.

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Kay and MC chat about their very gay new year resolutions for 2026.

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We are chatting with Lucy (obsessivelemon on TikTok) about the infamous Lesbian Masterdoc, which has been passed around online as a guide to understanding lesbian identity — but what happens when the foundation of that document is shaky? In this episode, we dig into the problems with a text written by a 16‑year‑old bisexual girl who, in many ways, seemed to be talking herself out of being bisexual. We’ll unpack how the document blurred boundaries, reinforced harmful stereotypes, and contributed to confusion and erasure in lesbian spaces.

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We're chatting with Renee Swindle, author of Francine's Spectacular Crash and Burn. Renee chats about her author journey to traditional publication, and how her identity as an LGBTQ+ Black woman informs her writing. 

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