A raw, funny, and slightly unhinged podcast about what it means to find home when you’re still figuring out where you belong. We talk LGBTQ+ life, recovery, chosen family, friendships, identity, relationships, queer joy, and all the messy shit in between. No experts. No pretending we have it figured out. Just honest conversations, questionable humor, and a bunch of weird little humans trying to find their people—and maybe build a home along the way.
A discussion regarding the transgender experience, specifically focusing on its positive aspects.
14 Oct 2026
Slow Down, Love, and Becoming Together
In Episode 5, Welcome & Meeting My Person, I open up about how finding love has changed the way I see myself, my life, and the future. This is a deeply personal episode about discovering that love doesn't have to be perfect to be meaningful, and that you don't have to have everything figured out to deserve it.
I talk about how being with someone who truly sees you can help you slow down, appreciate the little moments, and learn to be kinder to yourself. From laughing over absolutely nothing to being loved through the hardest days, I explore what it means to feel safe enough to be your authentic self without pretending to be okay all the time.
We also dive into the reality of personal growth, learning that progress isn't always a straight line, and understanding that struggling doesn't mean you're failing. Sometimes, moving forward means resting, asking for help, or simply giving yourself permission to be human.
The episode ends with a heartfelt letter to Troy, expressing my gratitude for the love, patience, and support that have helped me appreciate the life I'm living instead of constantly waiting for things to get better.
This is a reminder that you don't have to become perfect to be loved. You can be a work in progress and still have something beautiful.
10 Oct 2026
Embracing Growth Beyond Comfort Zones
In this episode, I explore the uncomfortable, unpredictable, and sometimes terrifying process of growing into yourself. I talk about the pressure to have life figured out, the fear of making mistakes, and the realization that there may never be a final version of ourselves we’re meant to become.
Through personal reflections, humor, and a few questionable metaphors, I discuss how easy it is to confuse staying comfortable with staying safe, and how fear can keep us from discovering things we never knew we wanted. I reflect on learning to recognize the difference between discomfort that warns us something is wrong and discomfort that comes from stepping into something new.
This episode is about giving yourself permission to try, fail, change your mind, and learn along the way. It’s about understanding that personal growth isn’t always a straight line, that mistakes don’t define you, and that discovering what you don’t want is just as valuable as discovering what you do.
You don’t need to have your entire life mapped out or know exactly who you’re becoming. Sometimes, all you need is the courage to take one small step beyond what you already know.
Because maybe becoming someone you’re proud of isn’t about having everything figured out. Maybe it’s about being willing to discover who you could be.
And remember, personal growth is important, but so are snacks.
30 Sept 2026
Where The Fuck Are My People At?
I shared how much I crave environments with clear, direct communication, where I don't feel the need to perform or constantly edit who I am. To me, "finding your people" isn't about surrounding yourself with exact copies of yourself. It’s about finding a safe space with people who accept you fully without expectation, where just being yourself finally feels quiet and effortless.
23 Sept 2026
I Don't Know This Version of Me Yet!
In this episode, I talk about recovery, dysphoria, and learning how to live in a version of myself I’m still getting to know. I don’t miss who I was. I miss the feelings the pills gave me. This is about learning to stay, feel, and slowly find my way back to myself.
17 Sept 2026
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