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In this episode, I chat with Teaghan - a hilarious content creator known for her relatable videos and public queer relationship with Dani. We dive into her experiences with love, friendship, and the challenges of staying authentic online. Teaghan opens up about navigating controversy with well known creators, collaborating with other creators, and the realities of living life in the public eye. We also get real about loyalty, accountability, how we feel about cancel culture, and how social media shapes our personal connections. It’s an honest, unfiltered look at growth, drama, and finding your place in the queer community! 

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In this episode, I’m joined by two amazing moms, Sam and Alyssa Darling, who are not only married but raising their beautiful family together and sharing it all with the world. We dive into everything from how they met, to their journey through motherhood, and what it’s really like navigating the world as a lesbian couple with kids. From the sweet moments to the struggles, and all the chaos in between, we talk about love, resilience, and building a family on their own terms. Plus, we chat about their social media journey and how they’ve created such a genuine space online. This episode is all about representation, showing that queer couples can have families, raise incredible kids, and create homes full of love, laughter, and stability. It’s proof that family isn’t defined by gender, it’s defined by love!

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In this episode, I sit down with Jess - host of More or Less with Jess, a podcast dedicated to giving artists a space to share their stories beyond the music. Instead of focusing on upcoming projects or fan updates, Jess invites her guests to open up about their mental health, trauma, and healing journeys.

We talk about the importance of holding space for artists to be vulnerable and honest, and the power of reminding people that artists aren’t robots, they’re humans with real emotions and experiences! Jess also shares her thoughts on creating inclusive spaces for the LGBTQIA+ community and the impact of authentic, heartfelt conversations in today’s creative world. 

This episode is a reminder of why it’s so important to respect artists, their time, and the work they do for us. It’s real, it’s emotional, and it’s one you don’t want to miss!

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On today’s episode, we have Sam McGinn. You might recognize her from MTV’s The Real World: San Diego, The Challenge: Battle of the Seasons and The Challenge: All Stars Rivals, where her competitive spirit and authenticity made her a fan favorite. In our conversation, Sam opens up about her journey from reality TV to self-discovery, reflecting on her experiences growing up as a queer woman in a military family. We dive into everything from the importance of patience in relationships to the impact of queer culture, and how her background in sports shaped her drive and resilience. Sam also shares her coming out story, the realities of being a queer woman in reality TV, and how representation in media has evolved over the years. Together, we talk about what it means to stay visible, the power of authenticity, and why continued queer representation still matters so much today. Plus, Sam gives us an inside look at the strategy, competition, and behind-the-scenes dynamics of The Challenge - along with her future goals, including giving back to the LGBTQ+ community through charity work. It’s a real, honest, and inspiring conversation about growth, representation, and embracing who you are! 

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In this episode, I chat with Deison Afualo to talk about the realities of queer dating, identity, and cultural acceptance. From chaotic first dates to the challenges of coming out, Deison opens up about her journey as a lesbian and the importance of visibility and representation within the LGBTQ+ community. We dive into the intersections of religion, culture, and queerness - especially what it’s like navigating those spaces as a Samoan woman. Deison also shares her experiences as a creator, the impact of social media on mental health, her relationship with her sister and the power of authenticity and community in shaping who we are. You don't want to miss this one!

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On today’s episode, I chat with Kyle and Bridget from The Queer Ultimatum to dive into their journey from friends to partners while navigating the highs and lows of reality TV. We talk about the dynamics of their relationship, how their views on marriage and commitment have shifted, and what it’s really like to live together under the pressures of filming. We dig into the realities of being in the spotlight - from navigating disagreements and family influences to the role of communication and autonomy in keeping a relationship strong. We touch on the importance of gender fluidity and representation in media, as well as the challenges (and coping mechanisms) that come with being part of a reality TV production. To wrap it up, they share what’s ahead for them, plus some thoughtful advice for anyone considering stepping into the world of reality TV themselves!

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In this episode, I chat with Lily Massie to dive into her journey as a queer songwriter, her signature pop-soul sound, and the evolution of her music. Lily opens up about how songwriting became an emotional outlet in her early days, the role her relationships have played in shaping her creativity, and her commitment to body positivity and self-acceptance. We also talk about her journey in discovering her personal style and learning to let go of what others think - embracing the freedom to wear whatever she wants with confidence! Lily shares the love and support she’s found with her partner, Jade Fiona, describing their relationship as the most wholesome and affirming one she’s ever experienced. Beyond music, she touches on her upcoming tour, her growing passion for acting, and the importance of queer visibility in the music industry.

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In this episode, I had the chance to chat with Xana, a bold and unapologetic queer artist. We yap about her musical journey, inspirations, and why vulnerability is so important in songwriting. We talk about her latest release, Girl’s Girl, and how her identity and sexuality shape her music. Xana opens up about the deep connection she has with her fans, the impact her music has on them, and how she’s preparing for her upcoming tour - including the importance of health management and some memorable experiences from the road! We also touched on the challenges of being an artist, her hopes for the future, and her message to young queer kids: embrace your identity and always listen to your intuition. This is a feel good episode so you definitely don't want to miss it. 

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In this episode, I sit down with Marita from the Queer Ultimatum as she shares her journey through a tumultuous relationship, the emotional challenges she faced, and her path to self-discovery. We delve into the impact of reality TV on her narrative, the lessons she's learned from her experiences, and her aspirations for the future. Marita opens up about the cheating scandal involving her ex-partner, providing us with more insight into that difficult chapter, the gaslighting and manipulation that followed that. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's worth and the need for emotional support in relationships, while also highlighting the significance of vulnerability and authenticity in her story. You don't want to miss this one. 

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In this episode, I dive deep into the journey of Britney and AJ from the Queer Ultimatum. We discuss how they met, the challenges they faced in their relationship, and the impact of reality TV on their lives. Britney and AJ share their experiences navigating love under pressure, the importance of communication, and coping with public scrutiny. They reflect on their emotional growth throughout the process and emphasize that healing is about behavior, not just vocabulary. We conclude the episode with their hot takes on relationships and personal growth! This conversation also highlights how quickly the world can judge and criticize people they’ve never met. It’s a reminder that reality TV doesn’t tell the whole story - and that everyone deserves a little more grace. 

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