In this episode of She’s Such a Lesbian Podcast, host Dyse sits down with Nicole “King” Washington for a powerful conversation about confidence, leadership, and stepping fully into your authentic self. Together, they unpack what it means to embody “She-King” energy—owning your voice, claiming your space, and leading with purpose in a world that doesn’t always make room for us. Expect real talk, laughter, and gems you’ll want to carry with you long after the episode ends.

This one’s for anyone ready to rise, reign, and unapologetically be who they are. 🌈🎙️

This week on She’s Such a Lesbian, Dyse sits down with powerhouse entrepreneur Ashley Sanders, the self-proclaimed CEO of “Queen of the Fools.” But what does that title really mean?

In this bold and unfiltered conversation, Ashley breaks down how she turned heartbreak, bad decisions, and entertaining the wrong people into a brand built on confidence, accountability, and leveling up. From dating disasters to reclaiming self-worth, she shares how embracing her past — instead of hiding from it — became the foundation for her glow-up.

Dyse and Ashley dive into lessons learned from toxic cycles, the difference between being naïve and being hopeful, and why sometimes you have to wear the crown of your own mistakes before you can truly evolve.

Funny, reflective, and a little spicy — this episode is for anyone who’s ever ignored a red flag and lived to tell the story.

This week on She’s Such a Lesbian, Dyse and Katz sit down for one of their most personal conversations yet. Joined by Katz’s brother, Clifford Leonard, the trio dives deep into the realities of addiction, incarceration, and what it truly means to hit your “last straw.”

Clifford opens up about the silent shame that fueled his substance use, the wake-up call that led to three years behind bars, and the letter from his sister that became a turning point in his recovery. Together, they unpack masculinity, accountability, family loyalty, and the complicated but powerful journey of rebuilding trust.

This episode is raw, honest, and rooted in growth — a reminder that you are not your worst mistake, and healing is possible when vulnerability meets responsibility.

Trigger warning: discussions of addiction and incarceration.