In this episode, we’re joined by model, DJ, Chef & reality TV trailblazer Joel Mignott.

From open relationships and reality TV edits to childhood trauma, healing through therapy, and navigating gay love without a blueprint. This conversation is raw, hilarious and full of depth.

Joel opens up about what it means to grow up mixed-race and queer in the UK, how it felt to go through relationship growing pains while being filmed, and why he’s had to rebuild his idea of safety, trust and love from the ground up.

From public vulnerability to private breakthroughs, this one’s for anyone figuring out how to love without a script.

💙 What is an open relationship, really?
🌀 Healing, therapy, and learning to self-soothe
📺 The reality behind Made in Chelsea
👶🏽 Queer identity, mixed-race childhood, and inner child healing

Whether you’re in love, in therapy, or in transition, this is about the courage to build love that works for you.

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In this episode, Saif Ahmed shares his story of growing up as a gay, Arab, Muslim man — and how he went from fleeing Iraq as a child to helping shape the UK’s Equality Act.

Saif talks honestly about leaving Iraq during the war, spending his childhood in Dubai, coming to the UK as a teenager, and trying to work out who he was in a culture that didn’t always accept him. He opens up about what it was like to come out to his family, survive homophobia and violence at school, and why language matters when we talk about equality, masculinity and privilege.

This is an honest look at identity, community, activism and what it really takes to fight for rights when the system — and sometimes your own people — push back.

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In this episode, we’re joined by Taylor and Jeff—the charismatic couple behind one of the internet’s most loved LGBTQ+ love stories. From DM slides and Halloween run-ins to IVF, visibility and making a home in NYC, this conversation is full of warmth, honesty and hard-earned wisdom.

We dive into coming out in small-town America, redefining masculinity, and the reality behind curating a “perfect” relationship online. Taylor opens up about his upbringing and finding stability. Jeff reflects on rewriting the gay love story he never thought he'd live.

From hot dogs and heartbreaks to house parties and hope—this one is intimate, hilarious and refreshingly real.

🌭 Dating, DMs & Destiny – how one message (and an unsend) changed everything
🗽 Gay life in NYC – the different “types” of gays, from Hells Kitcgen to club nights
👨‍👨‍👦 Navigating IVF and what expect
💔 Childhood, emotional safety, and learning to slow down

Whether you're queer, questioning, or just curious—this is a story about love, resilience, and building the life you dreamed of.

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In this vibrant and deeply personal episode, we’re joined by stars from I Kissed a Boy—Callum, Jack S, and Ruben—for a raw, hilarious, and heartfelt conversation about life before, during, and after the show.

From Black barbers and messy sleepovers to discovering queer brotherhood and confronting racism growing up, nothing is off limits. We dive into the importance of representation, coming out stories, identity crises, and the real friendships that formed on and off screen.

This episode isn’t just about reality TV—it’s about reality. And the joy of finally being seen.

💥 Behind-the-scenes moments from I Kissed a Boy
🧠 Growing up queer & mixed race
🎭 From spin-the-bottle kisses to dinner party drama
👬 The power of queer male friendships
🎤 What the show meant for representation

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In this powerful episode, we sit down with Aryam Marafi, a survivor, storyteller, and Kuwaiti refugee who opens up Asexuality, domestic violence, and sexual trauma. From seeking refuge and safety abroad, their journey is one of resilience, pain, and reclaiming identity.

We talk about the impact of abuse within family systems, escaping a violent home, healing from sexual trauma, and the layered complexities of being stateless, Arab, and queer in exile.

This conversation holds space for truth-telling, cultural critique, and finding power after silence.

*TRIGGER WARNING* - This video contains references to domestic and sexual abuse.

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In this episode, we sit down with performer, creator and unapologetic queer icon Tyreece. From go-go dancing in Heaven at 18 to navigating identity as a gender fluid, mixed-race powerhouse—this conversation is loud, proud and unfiltered.

We talk about being “too gay” for straight people, growing up between cultures, coming out journey, and finding the freedom to be yourself!

🎭 The queer nightlife roots that shaped Tyreece—and why they ditched dance school to own their own stage.

💬 The power of confidence, community and saying “I love myself” out loud.

🧠 Therapy, attachment styles & how being seen changed everything.

👠 Fashion as armour, political statement and pure joy—and why it’s never “just a look.”

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In this episode, we sit down with Britain’s first out Muslim drag queen and transgender activist Asifa Lahore. From transitioning on the NHS to navigating faith, family, identity and the queer scene as a South Asian woman—this conversation is raw, eye-opening and deeply human.

We talk about losing male privilege, finding gender euphoria on a motorbike in Pakistan, the power of being visible, and why Asifa has finally stopped chasing love to focus on self-worth. It’s not about fitting in—it’s about standing firm in who you are.

🎥 The realities of transitioning in the UK – timelines, therapy, and why it’s not a walk in the park.
🧕 Life as a trans woman in Pakistan – between gender affirmation and restrictive tradition.
🎬 The story behind Unicorn – and the South Asian queer scene that shaped it.
❤️ On love, rejection, anxious attachment, and finally letting go of "the one."

It’s powerful, thought-provoking, and full of moments that stay with you.

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🌟 Kabir on Made in Chelsea, Queer Identity & Life Beyond the Screen 🎬✨

In this episode, we sit down with Made in Chelsea’s Kabir to talk about everything from reality TV and representation to sobriety, dating as a queer person of colour, and finding purpose after pain. It’s raw, it’s real—and it’s seriously empowering.

🎥 How Kabir Got on Made in Chelsea – The unexpected DM that led to his TV debut and what it’s really like behind the scenes.

🌈 Queer, Brown & On-Screen – Kabir opens up about navigating race, gender and sexuality in an overwhelmingly white space.

🍸 Sobriety & Healing – From mental health battles to spiritual retreats in the Himalayas, Kabir shares how going sober changed his life.

❤️ Dating, Self-Worth & Being Enough – We talk Grindr, rejection, and learning to not chase the approval you never needed in the first place.

It’s deep, funny, inspiring and 100% authentic. Don’t forget to like, comment and subscribe!

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