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In this episode, I got to chat with Annabella and Karina - a couple who are as strong together as they are individually (and trust me, that's saying a lot lol). 

We kick things off with a fun Q&A to get to know them a little better, then dive into Annabella's incredible journey losing over 100 pounds and turning her passion into a full blown fitness career. Karina shares her experience with fitness as well as her leap of faith - leaving the military to chase her dreams - and we talk about what's next as they prepare for a big move to Austin, TX! 

The best part of this episode isn't even what we talked about - its how they look at each other. Y'all need to watch this one... not just listen... The love is unreal. 

Fitness journeys, love stories, big life changes - this episode has it all. 

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In this episode, I sit down with Rylee Leglue to talk about her journey of self-discovery, coming out, and navigating queer relationships. We dive into topics like internalized homophobia, queer community dynamics, and her unfiltered perspective on love, identity, and authenticity.

Riley opens up about healing after a super toxic/public relationship, hitting rock bottom, and finding the strength to rebuild her life on her own terms. She also shares her experience growing a social media platform while staying true to herself and refusing to shrink who she is for anyone.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that healing isn’t linear, self-love is a journey, and sometimes the most radical thing you can do is be unapologetically yourself.

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In this episode, I sit down with Lauren Sanderson, a rising queer artist who is breaking barriers and blowing up in the music scene. We dive deep into how Lauren started her journey, including a powerful TED Talk she gave when she was younger on the crucial dynamic for queer kids between teachers and parents—how vital it is to have a safe space and feel accepted and loved. We then talk about how she’s grown from that moment into a bold transformation era, where her new album is a declaration of unapologetic authenticity. We discuss the songs she’s most excited for, the meaning behind them, and how she’s no longer walking on eggshells for anyone! Lauren shares her experience growing up in a small town, the unwavering support of her accepting parents, and her big plans for the future. This episode is a reminder of the power in being present, proud, and fully yourself. Don’t miss Lauren’s album, out May 29th; make sure to check it out!

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In this episode, we chat with Mak — a queer content creator who gets real about her journey with sexuality, social media growth (including her iconic thirst trap era where she knew exactly what would get the views lol), and her style evolution. She opens up about coming out, navigating online backlash, and what it actually looks like to show up as your most authentic self while balancing life on and off the internet. We also get into her relationship and why she and her partner choose to keep things mostly off social media, setting boundaries, protecting what’s real, and not feeling the need to perform their love for an audience. It’s honest, funny, and a really refreshing conversation about growth, identity, and embracing every version of yourself.

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In this episode, I chat with Pilar - also known as P, for a raw and honest conversation about identity, relationships, and community. We get into everything, from our own toxic traits and the complexities of dating, to the heartbreak of our first wlw relationship and the challenges many queer people face when coming out to their families. P gets real vulnerable with us on this episode and opens up about the dynamic her and her family have now that she is living her truth. 

We also talk about the beauty of embracing who we are and finding joy in shared experiences within the community. P opens up about her journey in modeling, her presence on social media, and her involvement with Out & Abt, a well known lesbian event!

We cover a lot, go off on plenty of tangents, and keep it real the entire time. P is hilarious, so if you’re in the mood for something genuine with a lot of laughs, this episode is definitely for you.

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In this episode I’m joined by Seattle-based meteorologist Abby Acone to talk about her career, mental health, and journey as a queer woman in the public eye. Abby shares what it’s really like working in TV news and the pressures that come with such a high-profile career.

We also talk about her experience coming out later in life after previously being married to a man, and the internal struggles she faced growing up in a conservative environment. One of the most meaningful moments in her journey was when she publicly shared her relationship on live TV, an important step in living authentically and increasing queer representation.

Abby also opens up about living with OCD and why prioritizing mental health is so important. We wrap up by talking about her engagement to Ali and their hopes for the future, highlighting the power of visibility and embracing your true self.

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In this episode, I chat with Jordyn Feldman (JFELD): a queer DJ based in LA and the Bay Area! We get into her journey behind the decks and everything that’s shaped her along the way. She shares how she found her sound, what it takes to prepare for each set, and how she’s built a name for herself within the queer event scene. We talk about the balance between pursuing a career in medicine while seriously chasing her passion for DJing, and how she’s learning to embrace the fluidity of identity in every area of her life.

We also get into her dating life - navigating relationships in the queer community, setting boundaries, her interests (DOM FEMS ALL THE WAY!) and what she’s learned about herself through it all. From the energy of intimate queer events to dreaming big about stages like Coachella and Outside Lands and even future collaborations with artists like The Chainsmokers and Billie Eilish - this conversation is all about passion, representation, and creating spaces where people feel seen. 

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In this episode, I chat with JoJo and Dayra for an open and honest conversation about their LGBTQIA+ experiences, especially around coming out, navigating family dynamics, how they met and the personal growth that comes with embracing who they are. We share our individual journeys, the challenges we’ve faced along the way, and what acceptance—both within our families and our communities—has meant to us. As two Latina queer women, JoJo and Dayra also talk about what it means to show up as visible voices for the Latina community in the LGBTQIA+ community. 

We dive into their experiences with queer travel, including the importance of safety, navigating cultural differences, and how first impressions can shape real connections. We also reflect on building a social media presence and creating a podcast, sharing the challenges of facing online criticism while staying true to ourselves. We wrap up by talking about how community-building through our content continues to be at the heart of what we do.

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In this episode, I chat with Miki Ratsula to talk about their journey as an independent artist and the many layers of identity, vulnerability, and self-discovery that shape their music. We explore their early influences, meaningful (and very interesting) fan interactions, and the stories behind their albums, as well as how relationships and personal growth impact their creative process.

Miki opens up about navigating the music industry on their own terms, the power of authenticity in both artistry and identity, and the healing role music has played in their life. We also discuss the influence of social media on self-expression, the challenges of family dynamics, and why taking time to create intentional, quality work matters. Looking ahead, Miki shares their excitement for future projects and collaborations, emphasizing the freedom that comes with creating independently and fully as themself!

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In this episode, I chat with Malin and Jules, a masc lesbian couple who share their story of love, travel, and community-building through their queer bar night, Flatmates. We talk about their time living temporarily in Tokyo, how they balance demanding medical careers with social media, and what it’s really like navigating their relationship in both online and queer spaces as a masc couple. We get into their coming-out stories, family reactions, and some of the misconceptions surrounding masculinity within the queer community. Malin and Jules also open up about the importance of communication in their relationship, the impact social media has had on their lives, and their passion for creating intentional, positive queer spaces. We wrap things up by talking about travel, creativity, and their future plans for growing the Flatmates community.

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