This episode Mia sits down with Veda Lady to speak all things drag, podcasts and HIV.

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This episode Jamie Kenny tells Mia everything we need to know about Dublin Pride 2026

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This episode Mia chats with Peter James Nugent of Drogheda Pride plus DJ Sleepless Beauty from Fluid Club Ireland

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Mia catches up with Chris from Dublin Front Runners and Kieran from Cork Front Runners about their plans for Pride (hint: it involves running)

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This episode Mia chats with Rebecca Tallon de Havilland about how far she has come since her HIV diagnosis while transitioning and figuring out her identity in the modelling industry.

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This episode Mia chats to Rudi, who's dreams came true behind the piano keys as Kylie Minogue sang, plus an exclusive with the host of Say it with Pride; Adam is put on the spot as Mia gets to interview him for the first time.

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This episode Mia chats to Christine of Heartlands Pride on their first ever pride event in the summer season, plus a chat with Fearghus on the Irish language, dance and queer identity

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This episode The George turns 40 so Mia chats to Victoria Secret and Davina Devine, plus Alex from Cork Community Pride, a brand new organisation for this years pride festivities.

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This episode Mia chats to former Irish International football and rugby player Jackie McCarthy O'Brien about growing up in Limerick as a person of colour, later exploring her LGBT identity and how she found her love of sports.

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This episode Mia catches up with Robyn who is creating spaces for lesbian and dyke folk with their event Flirt, plus the director of Ár gCluiche Féin, Medh Johnstone spills the tea on the new short film.

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