This week Rosie is joined by comedian and founder of “Foc It Up Comedy Club”, Kemah Bob 🎤 to talk about queerness, creativity, and carving out space for yourself both on stage and in life 🌈

They chat about how comedy helped Kemah step into her identity with confidence, and why creating spaces that centre women and non-binary people feels so important. Kemah shares her journey with coming out, and navigating her identity on her own terms 💌

The two also get into the nuances of queer spaces, from who feels welcome where, to the subtle dynamics of attraction and visibility. They unpack the role of labels, and more specifically discuss how they can offer both safety and limitation.

Of course, Rosie and Kemah dive into dating: from fuckboy eras and avoiding apps, to knowing your type and where to find them. They swap thoughts on who pays on dates, where to actually meet queer women, and the differences between queer culture in London and the US 💞

And finally, they celebrate the joy of finding your people, whether that’s through comedy, community, or a queer networking event 😉

This week Rosie is joined by award-winning creator and comedian Helena Moody to talk about coming out later in life, unlearning who you thought you had to be, and what it really takes to choose yourself 🌈

They chat about Helena’s journey from being engaged and planning a future that didn’t quite feel right, to doing the internal work through therapy and realising she wasqueer. Helena opens up about the confusion of early crushes, growing up without representation, and how platforms like TikTok quietly helped her piece things together over time 💌

Rosie and Helena get into the emotional weight of coming out, including the guilt and fear of hurting others, to the relief that comes with finally accepting yourself. They reflect on how hard it is to trust your instincts, especially when you’ve spent years performing a version of yourself that never felt fully right 😵‍💫

They also dive into queer culture and community, from the chaos and excitement of your first queer night out to the lack of spaces specifically for sapphic women. Helena shares what it felt like to start again, navigating dating, attraction, and intimacy from a completely new perspective - and how it can feel like being a teenager all over again 💞

This week Rosie is joined by singer-songwriter and queer icon Girli Music 🎤 to talk about what it means to define your sexuality on your own terms 🌈

The two get into the realities of biphobia within the queer community, the idea of a “hierarchy” in sapphic dating, and why your sexuality shouldn’t be defined by who you’re currently dating. They reflect on how language evolves, reclaiming words like “queer”, and learning to feel confident in your identity even when it doesn’t fit neatly into a box 😵‍💫 Girli opens up about coming out at a young age, navigating labels like bisexual, pansexual and queer, and the pressure to “pick a side” in a world that doesn’t always understand fluidity 💌

They also dive into the darker realities of being a woman, from everyday safety to the female rage behind Girli’s new music, and why using your platform to speak up matters. Alongside that, they celebrate the joy of queer community and emphasising the simple fact that queer people really are everywhere 💞