In this episode, I sit down with my friend Lulu Adore for one of my all-time favourite conversations on the podcast. We get real (and a little unhinged) as we share our personal experiences with stalkers—yes, plural—and break down just how different (and equally wild) our situations have been. From bizarre encounters to the ways it's impacted our lives, safety, and boundaries, we compare stories, reactions, and the unexpected emotional side of dealing with people who take things way too far. It's honest, it's a little chaotic, and somehow still funny in the way only we can make it. Definitely one of my favourite episodes we've ever recorded.

In this episode, I sit down with Jazmin Taylor to talk about the reality of living online — from parasocial relationships to the pressure of always being “on” as a character. We get into the blurred lines between real life and internet persona, how audiences form connections that feel personal, and what it actually does to you behind the scenes. If you've ever felt like people think they know you… this one's for you. #podcast #parasocial #contentcreator #digitalidentity #socialmedia #creatorlife #influencerculture

Episode 49 – From Kelowna to Stripperlympics: DJ Les on Music, Travel & Bass Vocals In this episode, I sit down with my good friend Les, the talented DJ from Kelowna who made the trip down to join us for Stripperlympics. We talk about what it's like to bring his beats across provinces, how the energy compares between different club scenes, and the unique vibe that makes Stripperlympics such a special event. But it's not just about DJing—we also dive into Les's hidden talent: his incredible bass singing voice. From music to nightlife to unexpected skills, this conversation is full of laughs, stories, and insights into the world behind the booth and beyond. Tune in for a mix of beats, banter, and banter!

This week on the podcast, I sit down with two incredible performers — Jazmin Taylor and Serena Rayne — to talk about their return to the stage for Stripperlympics! We dive into what it's like to compete again, the growth and challenges they've faced since their last performance, and the wild, wonderful world of preparing for such a unique competition. From costumes and choreography to nerves and victories, Jazmin and Serena share their behind-the-scenes experiences and what keeps them coming back to compete. If you've ever wondered what goes into the artistry and athleticism of Stripperlympics, this is the episode for you. Tune in for laughs, inspiration, and a candid look at life as a performer. #Podcast #Stripperlympics #Burlesque #PoleDancers #BehindTheScenes #PerformerLife #Competition

Welcome to a very special episode! Today we're joined by the one and only Lulu Adore as she takes on her very first Stripperlympics — and trust us, it's unlike anything you've seen before. Her theme? Duolingo. Yes, you read that right. Owls, languages, sass, and maybe a little side-eye if you skip practice. But Lulu's not just any first-timer — she's got years of theatre under her belt (and even a degree in it!), which means you're about to witness a mix of performance, comedy, and pure stage magic. And the cherry on top? It's also her podcast debut! Tune in for laughs, behind-the-scenes stories, and maybe a little chaos as we dive into her world of performance, creativity, and first-time jitters. Stay tuned — this one's going to be unforgettable. #Stripperlympics #Duolingo #BurlesquePodcast #FirstPerformance #TheatreLife #StageMagic #PodcastDebut #LuluAdore

Fellow Employees of the month Az and Marky join me to discuss relationships in the club. Az has been a bartender in the club for a few years now and Marky has had every job in the club you can name...Well all the jobs that involve pants. We talk how they met and how working together in a sensitive environment can either make or break you. I love discussing topics with this couple because they both showcased a very secure and established love style that would work perfect with any relationship inside and outside the club. I think we have a lot to learn from this rad duo!

This week I had the honor of interview Sydney Fell!.... Oops, I mean Sydney Belle. We talk work injuries and how serious it can get. Why its important to prepare for the worst and surround yourself with the right people in your time of need. From small scraps and bruises to falling from the literal cieling, it can completely stop you from being able to make any income. Someone who cannot be stopped. The Queen of the skies talks importance of getting back up on that horse!

She is back!! I mean... Kind of... Retired dancer Yazmin Swallows, uh I mean Dani Baggins is back in my basement to discuss retirement, addiction and toxic relationships. who, why, where and how it led her to the decision to quit dancing for good.... we think for now anyway. She discusses how to ask for help, when and how addiction can become dangerous in the workplace and how easy this job can house and hide addiction so easily.

All by my lonesome again, Lets chat one on one! I let the audience on my Instagram decide what we talk about today so I apologize for the sheer randomness and jumping from subject to subject. Want to hear my squirrel brain explode? Enjoy!

Bree vybes and I talk about the importance of taking a break from your passions because they can eat you alive before you even notice. Just because you're doing something you love doesn't mean that you will continue to love it when it causes burnout. It is important to not let your job rule your life and not let your life rule your job. We discussed how keeping mental health at bay is far more important than a big fat wallet. Trying to be the best at everything and every skill will just end up causing you to hate what you're doing. So take a break take a minute and get some rest.