Juliet and Koli explore whether it’s truly possible to be friends with an ex. They also dive into spirituality, building a personal relationship with God, navigating the pressure of pursuing multiple passions and career paths in a world that demands certainty, and what it means to sit with loneliness. 

Steph opens up about her divorce for the first time — what it meant to confront shame, grieve the ending of a marriage, and tackle divorce as a queer person. We talk honestly about the differences between queer and straight divorce, the emotional toll of untangling a shared life, and what it looks like to choose healing, clarity, and self-respect on the other side.

Steph credits a large aspect of her healing to working with a divorce attorney who truly understood her. Karina Rambeau guided her through every step of the process with clarity, compassion, and a deep respect for Steph’s goals around resolution and closure.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community herself, Karina brings a unique and deeply informed perspective to family law, especially when supporting queer clients navigating divorce. She is committed to helping individuals move through this chapter feeling seen, empowered, and confident about what comes next.

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In the second half of this episode, Juliet sits down with The Queer Ultimatum’s Marita Prodger to talk about moving to Los Angeles, chasing big dreams, and releasing shame around ambition. They unpack what it really means to want more, take up space, and pursue the life you envision, without watering yourself down.

In this episode, Marita Prodger from The Queer Ultimatum gets real about her experience on the show, what she learned about herself, and how dating has changed since filming. We dive into the realities of queer love, romanticism, and what it’s like navigating the dating world after being on one of the most talked-about reality series of the year. 

In the second half of this episode, we dive into the realities of entrepreneurship—balancing mental health, building resilience, and staying grounded while chasing big dreams. Alyssa, the founder of a jewelry and accessory brand, shares how manifestation, risk-taking, and self-belief shaped her journey from idea to thriving business.

This episode explores how sexuality evolves over time and why coming out later in life is more common than people think. In addition, Alyssa and I dive into the victim mindset, how it can keep you stuck in old stories, and what it takes to embrace fluidity and fully step into who you are today.

In part two of this episode, Abbie and I explore the complexities of queer representation in the music industry, why some female queer artists are dating men, and how self-sabotage can hold you back from living authentically. We dive into identity, creativity, and the challenges of staying true to yourself while navigating public perception.

In the first episode of Too Sensitive, Abbie and I dive into what it means to be multifaceted and explore queer representation in music. We talk about the challenges and joys of being an artist, the ways pop culture influences identity and creativity, and how manifestation actually works. 

Brittany Curry, Nicole Albertson, and I continue our conversation about queer relationships while diving into attachment styles, intimacy, building independence, and IVF. The two also give advice on finding someone in the convoluted 2024 dating scene.  

In this episode, Brittany Curry and Nicole Albertson discuss their relationship values, communication styles, what it's like to be a married lesbian couple, and of course, the proposal and wedding itself. Content warning: absolutely wholesome and adorable.