Black hair is more than style — it’s identity, confidence, and care.
In this episode of The Pink Dot, we sit down with my friend Nicole to talk about her personal journey with her hair — growing up in the American South, being told she had “good hair,” and what that meant in a world shaped by beauty standards she didn’t choose.Through open, thoughtful storytelling, she reflects on what it means to love and understand her natural hair, to navigate belonging between different spaces, and to find empowerment in her roots.
Nicole’s parents, Ronald and Brenda, also share their own experiences, reminding us how deeply hair connects generations — from everyday routines to symbols of pride and resilience.
Part 2 is coming out next Tuesday!

Part 2 – Coming Out, Letting Go & Love Across Borders
In Part 2, Alistair shares the moment everything changed — when doubts turned into decisions, and leaving the church became an act of self-liberation. We follow his journey through personal transformation, long-distance love, and eventually finding home (and his husband) in Belgium.
He also opens up about how his relationship with his family evolved — from deep support to painful distance — and what it means to hold space for both.
A raw, honest conversation about chosen family, queer joy, and the power of rewriting your own story.

Part 1 – Church, Creativity & Closeted Youth
In Part 1, we meet Alistair — a boy from rural New Zealand who unexpectedly finds purpose, community, and creative expression in a Pentecostal church. We explore how faith offered belonging, how queerness remained unspoken, and how he went from a small-town teenager to producing massive kids’ conferences in Sydney’s megachurch scene.
A powerful beginning to a story about faith, identity, and the slow unraveling of both.
Part 2 comes out on Thursday, stay tuned!

Is love just a swipe away — or are we missing something deeper in the digital age? In this episode, me and my friend Fede we get personal about our own dating experiences, explore the risks of online connections, and unpack the different ways women and men approach modern love. We also share insights from social media polls to see how others feel about dating today — and look ahead to the future of online romance, including the potential role AI might play. Honest, fun, and thought-provoking — this one’s for the romantics and the skeptics alike.

In this Pride Month special, we explore how Palm Springs evolved into a sanctuary for the LGBTQ+ community, intertwining queer identity with mid-century modern design. Our guest, interior designer Christopher Kennedy, shares insights from his two decades in the city, discussing the healing power of its architecture, the simplicity of its design ethos, and the community's role in preserving this unique cultural landscape. Discover how Palm Springs became a haven where design and identity coalesce.

In this episode, we explore the intersection of mental health and relationships.
Triggered by a personal experience with an ex-partner, I sit down with Michelle Prygiel to talk about supporting someone through a manic episode—and the complexities that come with loving someone who's struggling. In the second part we dive deeper into the realities behind mental health disorders.
We break down common misconceptions, talk about the heavy social stigma, and explore how we can better support the people we love—without losing ourselves in the process.

In this episode, we explore where mental health and relationships collide.
Triggered by a personal experience, I sit down with Michelle Prygiel, psychologist, to talk about the complexities of loving someone through a manic episode. In Part 1, I share my past relationship with a partner living with bipolar disorder—how it started, how it escalated, and what it left behind. Part 2 coming on May 4th.

In this first episode the second season of The Pink Dot /, we explore the power of interconnectedness as the wider theme of the season—from the threads that weave our inner world together, to the universal human experiences that link us all. It's a reflection on how our individual stories echo in others, and how, deep down, we’re more connected than we often realize.

In the final episode of this cycle, we dive into the emotional journey of coming out.
With Dionysis, we reflect on the tough conversations many LGBTQ+ people have with friends and family—and the courage it takes to speak our truths.In a perfect world, coming out wouldn’t exist. But until then, it’s worth saying:
There’s no right time, no wrong way, and no pressure.
Some come out early, some late, some never—and all of it is valid.Your story, your pace, your choice.

Episode 7 is a celebration of the world’s most powerful and inspiring emotion: love.
In this episode, you’ll hear five personal stories told from different perspectives—love for a partner, a mother, a child.Each one unique, yet all rooted in the same deeply human feeling that moves us, shapes us, and connects us.

Our relationship with our bodies is deeply personal—a journey shaped by history, identity, and experience.
For many in the queer community, body image is closely tied to mental health, often intersecting with struggles like disordered eating and internalized shame.In this open and vulnerable conversation, I sit down with Chris to share our stories, unpack shared traumas, and reflect on what healing and acceptance can look like.

Women can enjoy sex just as freely and indulgently as men—and emotional connection isn’t always a prerequisite.
In this episode, sparked by Efi’s first threesome experience, we dive into her story, her relationship with sex, navigating judgment from others, and what it means to embrace a sex-positive feminist lens.This one’s raw, real, and all about owning your desires—on your terms.

As my friends and I approach our 30s, I couldn’t help but wonder:
Can women—especially those who’ve always had that cool girl energy—still hold onto it after becoming mums?
How do they balance shifting identities, responsibilities, and still find joy and contentment?To explore this, I’m joined by my friend (and certified cool mum) Faye, who recently stepped into motherhood.
This episode is a love letter to all the incredible mums out there—especially mine, my personal hero.

In this second episode, I’m joined by Jeroen, who's been exploring BDSM and kink for nearly a decade.
Together, we unpack how the BDSM subculture and the leather community are portrayed in pop culture—and break down some of the biggest myths and stereotypes surrounding the scene.
Curious, open-minded, and maybe a little spicy—this one’s for you.

In this first episode, we dive deep into the ultimate first date debate:
Are coffee dates a red flag, or just misunderstood?
Do people who prefer them live on Mars... or are they walking among us?
The eternal battle between coffee dates and alcohol-fueled evenings begins—let’s settle this once and for all.