This week, we dive into Dating, Doubts, and Detours with absolutely no plan, just pure vibes. From lingering childhood insecurities to recent dating adventures (and the confusing lingo that comes with it), we share laughs, honest thoughts, and a little chaos along the way.

This week we’re joined by Lou Val and Yuki Dreams Again for a raw, unfiltered look at what it really takes to make music today. From their first sparks of creativity to performing live, building visuals, and pushing each other artistically. Lou teases his upcoming September project and the vision behind it, while both artists reflect on how culture, environment, and heritage shape their sound. We also dig into record labels, social media, algorithms, and what it means to be an independent art...

In this episode, we open up about our evolving relationships with sobriety, nightlife, and vices. From the thrill of late nights out to the pressures around drinking and drugs, we share honest reflections on how our habits have shaped us and how our perspectives are shifting. It’s a candid conversation about balance, boundaries, and what it really means to have fun on our own terms.

In this episode, we get personal. The three of us open up about our upbringings, cultural identities, and what it means to navigate life in Québec as women from different cultural backgrounds. From childhood memories to the challenges and joys of living abroad, we unpack how our roots shape who we are.

This episode gets real about the gray areas of friendship—protecting your peace, setting boundaries, and knowing when to let go. We open up about what we value in our friendships, how we support each other, and the lessons we’ve learned along the way.

In this first episode, we sit down with MJ Déziel —a visionary hair artist, fashion lover, and queer entrepreneur behind the community-driven hair salon Apart Studio. From hair styling at Paris Fashion Week to building a business with an ex, MJ shares her journey of self-expression through fashion, navigating polyamorous relationships, and the power of queerness in shaping both personal identity and creative work.