Dr Robb Kelly discusses homelessness, alcoholism, trauma, recovery, and how lived experience shaped his work treating addiction.

This episode explores what it means to feel different, struggle with identity, and search for belonging.

Through honest conversation, we discuss confidence, mental health, and the journey toward self-acceptance.

What does it mean to truly belong?

In this episode, we explore identity, community, and mental health through the lens of drag and life in a rural setting.

From navigating toxic environments to building something meaningful, this conversation reveals how connection, visibility, and authenticity can transform lives.

This isn’t just about drag — it’s about finding your people, being yourself, and creating spaces where others feel safe to do the same.

What’s the reality of being a drag performer in a small town?

In this raw and honest episode, we explore the hidden pressures behind drag, the mental health impact of competitiveness, and what it really feels like to live openly as part of the LGBTQIA

+ community in a rural setting.

From bullying and fear to confidence and identity, this conversation exposes the parts of the drag scene — and being different — that people don’t often talk about.

This isn’t just about performance.

It’s about survival, identity, and being seen.

An honest and emotional conversation with drag performers Dev

sion and Madame Jo Mama about identity, mental health, and life in a rural LGBTQ+ community.

This episode explores the blurred lines between performance and authenticity, the impact of loneliness, and how drag can be both an escape and a form of self-expression.

The safest place for your nervous system is the present moment.

Five things you’re grateful for.
30 days.

Your life could change

Suppressing emotions doesn’t make you strong.

It makes you sick.

The healthiest people often have one thing in common.

They don’t absorb stress.

Anxiety.
Migraines.
Depression.
Chronic illness.

Your nervous system controls more than you realise.