Singer and artist Niki Joans joins Juliet Lyn to discuss growing up in conservative towns, moving to Los Angeles to pursue music, and the journey of becoming unapologetically yourself.

From navigating queer identity and challenging traditional ideas of love through polyamory to finding freedom in artistic expression, Niki opens up about the ways sexuality, creativity, and self-discovery intersect. Together, they explore what it means to write from a vulnerable place, embrace the parts of yourself you were taught to suppress, and create a life that feels authentically yours.

Bestselling author and healer Jeremy McDonald and Juliet dive into the big life questions: spirituality, quantum physics, philosophy, relationships, and what it actually means to be human. They explore where science and spirituality collide, how our beliefs shape the way we experience reality, and what love, connection, and grief can teach us about ourselves.

Kody Christiansen joins Juliet for a raw conversation about overcoming crystal meth addiction, navigating grief, and turning some of the darkest chapters of his life into a sense of purpose. Kody opens up about recovery, rebuilding his life, and how those experiences ultimately shaped his path toward public service. They also discuss his 2026 campaign for West Hollywood City Council and the experiences influencing his approach to the city.

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Lilith joins Juliet for a raw conversation about sexual stigma, shame, and the ways women are taught to suppress parts of themselves. Lilith shares how becoming a dominatrix allowed her to reclaim power and control over her sexuality, while the two unpack larger cultural forces that shape how women view sex, desire, and their own bodies. Overall, they explore what happens when women stop apologizing for their sexuality and start defining it for themselves.

Juliet sits down with Alyssa Anthony to talk about what it's really like to pursue a creative career in Los Angeles. They explore the loneliness that often comes with chasing extremely ambitious goals, the resilience built through rejection, the complexity of identity and labels, and why putting yourself out there is the only path to becoming the person you're meant to be.

Juliet sits down with Jules for an honest conversation about heartbreak, coming out, and embracing life as a masculine-presenting woman. From growing up feeling different to building a life on her own terms, Jules shares her experiences living in Sweden, creating queer community events, and learning to stop seeking approval from others. This episode is about self-acceptance, healing, resilience, and finding the courage to be exactly who you are.

Sathi Roy, founder and CEO of OHM, joins Juliet for a deeply honest conversation about spirituality, identity, and the emotional weight many LGBTQ+ people carry. Together, they explore shame, healing, self-acceptance, the concept of yin and yang, and what it means to reconnect with yourself in a world that often teaches queer people to suppress.

Bernie joins Juliet to share her incredible story, from serving as a member of the Los Angeles Sheriffs Department to becoming a lesbian bar owner, all while navigating serious health challenges. Bernie is the pinnacle of resilience, reinvention, and what it takes to keep going when life doesn’t let up. If you want things quickly put into perspective, hit the play button.

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