In this week’s episode, I sit down with the brilliant Rebecca Salazar—queer poet, editor, and author of the powerful poetry collection Antibody. We talk about writing through queerness, survival, and the radical act of speaking truth through poetry. Rebecca opens up about the emotional landscapes that shaped Antibody, how they navigate vulnerability as both a writer and a person, and why queer voices matter—especially in poetry.

Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussions of trauma, SA, and other sensitive topics. Please take care while listening.

Meet Sade Cole — a queer Nigerian artist, former celebrity stylist, and now a full-time sculptor based in California. From styling icons like Ciara and Wizkid to creating minimalist 3D sculptures that explore identity and heritage, Sade’s journey is nothing short of inspiring.

We talk about what it means to be queer and Nigerian, how she’s navigated visibility and vulnerability across cultures, and the path she’s taken to sculpt a life that truly reflects who she is. From fashion to tech to venture capital — and back to art — Sade shares how she’s carved out space for herself in every industry she’s entered.

Thank you so much to Sade for joining the GXG conversation!

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WELCOME Rivkah Reyes! I sat down with Riv— queer nonbinary actor, musician, and absolute badass. We talked about everything from School of Rock nostalgia to their queer identity, sobriety, mental health, and creative evolution 🎸💫

Plus, we get the scoop on their upcoming single Big League Chew dropping 5/12. Make sure to stream Riv's music on all available streaming platforms.

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