In this candid and open episode, I sit down with Chelsea, a queer, autistic woman to discuss her journey of self discovery. Chelsea opens up about growing up in Texas, the pressures of masking, and the emotional impact of discovering her autistic identity later in life. We explore what unmasking looks for her, the power of self-advocacy, and the courage it takes to release expectations and live in alignment with your truth. From navigating cultural shifts to embracing vulnerability and queerness with pride, Chelsea’s story shines a light on what it means to rebuild your identity with intention, compassion, and resilience. This conversation is a beautiful reminder that authenticity isn’t something we find, it’s something we choose, again and again.

In this thoughtful episode, I sit down with Sammy, a secondary school teacher, to talk about their powerful journey of embracing their non-binary identity and navigating life as a neurodivergent person. Sammy opens up about the intersection of gender and audhd, the complexities of ace-allo relationships, and the realities of being out at work. We also explore the importance of visibility in media, inclusive education, and how allies can help create safer, more accepting spaces for queer and neurodivergent communities. This is a rich and affirming conversation about authenticity, advocacy, and the strength it takes to live your truth.

In this heartfelt episode, I sit down with Nick Gellatly, a lay minister and first-year university student, to explore his transformative journey of coming out in his late fifties. Nick shares candid insights into his life, from his early career in human resources to his recent embrace of digital media production. We delve into the challenges and triumphs of living authentically, including Nick’s experiences with food and weight struggles, the impact of societal expectations, and the joy of newfound freedom.  This is an inspiring conversation about resilience, identity, and the power of self-acceptance.

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses themes of religious practices, as well as threats of physical and sexual harm. Listener discretion is strongly advised. This content is intended for mature audiences (18+). Join Kelly Brazen and I, as we discuss the challenges and triumphs of finding their true self. Kelly is a queer personal trainer from London, who shares their journey of self-discovery and acceptance. From growing up in a Jehovah’s Witness family to embracing their identity through drag and community, tune in for an inspiring conversation about resilience, identity, and the power of chosen family.

✨SPECIAL EDITION ✨ Join Caroline Eyles and I as we dive into the concept of No Bullsh*t Therapy - a refreshing approach that balances directness with compassion in the therapeutic space. We explore the challenges of emotional avoidance, the importance of self-acceptance, and how to spot red flags in relationships. Caroline also shares her insights on blending coaching and therapy to support authentic growth, encouraging you to embrace your true self and navigate your emotional world with confidence.  This is a real and empowering conversation about authenticity, courage, and breaking free from avoidance to live more fully.

*Discusses themes 18+ including themes of a sexual nature and addiction. In this conversation, Declan Hunter-Reed shares his journey of self-discovery, identity, and recovery from chemsex and substance use. He discusses the challenges he faced growing up as a gay man without role models, the impact of ADHD on his life, and the importance of community support in recovery. Declan emphasises the need for open conversations about chemsex and the stigma surrounding it, advocating for a safe space for queer men to share their experiences. He highlights the power of choice in recovery and the possibility of rebuilding one’s life at any age.

Join Terri Jayne Bryan and I as we dive into the late-in-life discovery of ADHD, the intersections of neurodivergence and queer identity, and the messy, beautiful realities of parenting. Terri shares the highs and lows of a diagnosis at 40, how it shapes relationships and self-understanding, and why self-compassion is key. This is a conversation about growth, community, and embracing homemade haircuts.

In this glitter-soaked conversation, I sit down with the dazzling Rubella Vaxine to spill the tea on the many layers of drag. From the rush of the spotlight to the backstage battles with anxiety, Rubella opens up about the power of self-love in a world that doesn’t always “get” drag. We dive into the evolving LGBTQ+ scene, the magic of chosen family, and the fierce importance of inclusivity. With honesty and humour, Rubella also tackles body image and the misconceptions that cling to drag queens like last night’s lashes. This episode serves up realness, resilience, and rhinestones, shining a light on how drag transforms not just performers, but audiences too.

In this compelling episode, Amy-Leigh Richardson, a South African-born sales director, powerhouse professional, and passionate advocate, opens up about the nuanced intersections of her identity. With warmth, wit, and unflinching honesty, Amy shares her lived experience navigating the world as a pansexual woman with ADHD, now entering the transformative terrain of menopause. Together, we explore what it means to exist at the edges, never quite fitting the mould, and never wanting to. From boardrooms to bedrooms, to bisexual visibility, she reflects on the unique pressures faced by women like her - and why we need to make more room for fluidity, neurodiversity, and midlife reinvention.

Join us for an insightful conversation with Naomi McKay, a mixed-race, bisexual overachiever, as she shares her journey navigating the complexities of race, class, and identity.