In this powerful and playful Women’s History Month episode, host Nat Farfan celebrates the women and nonbinary legends shaping culture across music, sports, film, food, poetry, and public service.

From Young Miko, boldly affirming body positivity (“me gustan thick y también skinny”), to Kehlani’s Altar, a tender ritual of grief and ancestral love - this episode honors how women hold both fire and softness. We shout out London’s own KWN, tap into the queer electricity of Janelle Monáe’s “Make Me Feel” and “Lipstick Lover,” and give flowers to Afro-Dominican salve guardian Enerolisa Núñez, whose voice keeps tradition alive.

Beyond music, we uplift Olympic figure skater Alysa Liu, who chose joy over burnout. We celebrate Oscar-winner Lupita Nyong’o, living fully between Kenya and Mexico. We toast “Top Chef” icon Kristen Kish, who reminds us that power can look like a hoodie and no makeup. And we honor FDNY Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore, a woman who answered NYC’s call from 9/11 to the pandemic.

We close by remembering beloved nonbinary poet Andrea Gibson, whose words remind us that love is sacred work: “Before I die, I want to be somebody’s favorite hiding place.”

Episode 8 is about visibility. It’s about softness and strength. It’s about choosing yourself. It’s about becoming the kind of love you want to be.

Tune in, feel seen, and celebrate the ones who keep the flame burning.

What if archiving wasn’t about nostalgia - but devotion?

This week on Unapologetic About That, we sit with Sara, aka DJ Rio Bambaa, a friend of the show, a queer DJ, death doula, and community weaver. We talk about transition and the sacred act of remembering. From moving sapphic dance floors in Brooklyn to answering a spiritual call in Austin, Sara shares what it means to honor the past without living in it.

We talk about how archiving is care and how preserving our stories, our playlists, our grief, and our evolution is an act of resistance and love. As a death doula, Sara reminds us that endings deserve witnesses. As a DJ, she teaches us that playlists deserve witnesses, too.

This episode is for those leaving cities, identities, lovers, or old versions of themselves. Archiving is care. Remembering is resistance. And sometimes the bravest thing you can do is document your own becoming. Let’s gooo - year of the horse, baby.

In episode 6 of Unapologetic About That, we had the opportunity to sit down with tattoo artist and reiki healer, Alyssa from Alyssa Rose Tattoos salon. Repping St. Petersburg, Florida, she is passionate about her artistry, and finds it a spiritual act for both her and the person she is tatting.

Alyssa also gets candid on her queer journey and being accepted by her family with ease, and recognizing this is a privilege not many have. And to this, she is thankful to the queers in her family that came before her.

Finally, and as per usual- we ask our guest what their thoughts on "scissoring" are. In short, Alyssa finds it hard, but understands the charm behind it and encourages those that want to scissor to go for it. Alyssa for president! Take a listen, let us know your thoughts, And if you feel called to it, please sign up to be a co-host on a future episode. Sign-ups and more via LABRUJASCLUB.com.

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In this deeply human episode, La Brujas Club sits down with lesbian couple Briana and Ivana for a conversation that moves between grief, resistance, intimacy, and joy. Recorded just days after the tragic murder of Renee Nicole Good by ICE 🧊, this episode doesn’t shy away from the hard truths - especially how misogyny and violence are often directed at women who refuse to be submissive, and toward masc-presenting women in particular.

From there, the conversation softens into something just as radical: queer joy. The kind found in board games at the kitchen table, laughter with your partner, and choosing tenderness in a world that tries to strip it away. And yes - we close with a playful, honest take on why scissoring is fun… and also a full-body workout 🥲

This episode is a reminder that loving boldly, laughing freely, and existing unapologetically is the resistance.

🎧 Out Wednesday (1/21/25) on all major podcast platforms and LABRUJASCLUB.COM.

Liberated Bodies, Unbound Joy - with Sabrih Joy (JEM: Joy Experience Movement)

In this episode of UNAPOLOGETIC ABOUT THAT, we move beyond binaries and into the body. Host-led and heart-forward, we sit with Sabrih Joy, founder of JEM (Joy Experience Movement), to explore somatic healing through Afro-Latin dance - without gender rules, roles, or expectations.

Together, we unpack how movement becomes liberation for sapphics and queer women whose identities aren’t defined by sex at birth. This is a conversation about reclaiming pleasure, releasing shame, and finding joy through rhythm, breath, and embodied truth. Come as you are. Move how you feel. ¡Let go y Pa'Fuera!

Episode 3 of Unapologetic About That features Gretchen Wylder - raised Christian and now one of Salem’s most sought-after tarot readers. Gretchen unpacks her journey from faith to witchcraft, sharing how she survived a modern-day witch trial after being targeted by a Christian cult, a story she brings to life in her powerful one-woman show, 2025 Salem Witch Trial.

This episode is a raw, unapologetic conversation on queer spirituality, religious trauma, witchcraft, and self-liberation.

Available on all podcast platforms.

Welcome to episode 2 of Unapologetic About That, a sapphic podcast for all my Brujas (aka witches, healers, queer community). In today's episode, we sit down with Sunny and Tammy, a sapphic couple that lean into U-hauling, the opposite of "slow motion for me" (Juvenile's 2023 song). This term, the U-Haul lesbian or U-Haul syndrome is "a stereotype of lesbian relationships referring to the idea that lesbians tend to move in together after a short period of time" - basically, the urge to merge. We dive into why a fast-track works for them and how childhood experiences helped carve out their queer journey today. And yes, for everyone sending DM's about more scissor talks, there will be more, I promise. Matter of fact, Sunny and Tammy did not disappoint with their thoughts on this topic. Tune in for a passionate and very vulnerable conversation that every lesbian has experienced or will potentially live out before they turn 80 years old. Scissor, Scissor, Scissor.

Jane Clark joins us to unpack Witch Ways, her sapphic supernatural film that puts queer women and their magic at the center. This convo is for anyone reclaiming their magic, finding themselves in queer stories, or needing a little reminder that authenticity is a spell.

Unapologetic About That is where witchy wisdom meets queer rebellion — a podcast for women and sapphics reclaiming their power, pleasure, and purpose. Expect raw stories, spiritual healing, and bold laughter as we unpack patriarchy, celebrate identity, and light the way for our collective glow-up.