A Very Sapphic Podcast

Author Jade du Preez joins MC and Kay for an episode packed with sharp insights, wild tangents, and plenty of sapphic chaos.Jade breaks down her novel Outsider—a Japan‑set story of identity, family mysteries, and four unforgettable characters—while the conversation swerves through Tokyo nightlife, writing styles, and why so many sapphic authors are unstoppable pantsers.For more about Jade, CLICK HERERemember to subscribe if you like this episode and give us a follow on INSTAGRAMHave a question? Let us knowSupport the show

We’re chatting with sapphic author Isha Raya about her Death Note–esque debut novel, YOU’LL NEVER FORGET ME—a story sharp enough to leave a mark. We also dig into her author journey, which landed her a traditional publishing deal. And since she lives in NYC, of course we're talking about NYC lesbians and bars.For more about Isha, check out her website HEREIf you like this episode, remember to subscribe and give us a follow on InstagramHave a question? Let us knowSupport the show

Kay and MC chat about their very gay new year resolutions for 2026.For more gay shit, follow us on Instagram, and if you liked this episode, remember to subscribe. Have a question? Let us knowSupport the show

We are chatting with Lucy (obsessivelemon on TikTok) about the infamous Lesbian Masterdoc, which has been passed around online as a guide to understanding lesbian identity — but what happens when the foundation of that document is shaky? In this episode, we dig into the problems with a text written by a 16‑year‑old bisexual girl who, in many ways, seemed to be talking herself out of being bisexual. We’ll unpack how the document blurred boundaries, reinforced harmful stereotypes, and contributed to confusion and erasure in lesbian spaces.Follow Lucy on TiktokIf you like this episode remember to subscribe and give us a follow on Instagram. Have a question? Let us knowSupport the show

We're chatting with Renee Swindle, author of Francine's Spectacular Crash and Burn. Renee chats about her author journey to traditional publication, and how her identity as an LGBTQ+ Black woman informs her writing. For more about Renee, check out her website HERERemember to subscribe if you like this episode, and leave us a review!For more gay shit, give us a follow on InstagramHave a question? Let us knowSupport the show