Join host Sar White in conversation Sheila Gilhooly, a retired mental‑health worker and proud butch dyke, who recounts surviving forced institutionalization in the 1970s and building a life of resistance, love, and pride in Vancouver.

Join host Sar White in conversation with Sherine Menes, an actor working in theatre and film, who reflects on carving out identity and truth while growing up in a Filipino immigrant family. 

Join host Sar White in conversation with Louise Marshall, co‑owner of It’s Still a Dog’s Life where all the cool Vancouver dogs get groomed, as shares her story - from small town farm life to Vancouver’s 90’s lesbian nightlife, embracing her identity along the way.

Join host Sar White in conversation with artist and singer songwriter, GEL (Kardias Quing) as they share how navigating a Catholic Filipino upbringing and expectations informs both their creative expression and journey to self acceptance.

Join host Sar White in conversation  with artist and singer songwriter, GEL (Kardias Quing) as they share how navigating a Catholic Filipino upbringing and expectations informs both their creative expression and journey to self acceptance. 

Join host Sar White in conversation with Finn Austin, an ER doctor for 25 years and an ultra‑trail runner, who reflects on how embracing the in-between has led them to finding themselves 

Join host Sar White in conversation Lara Volgyesi, a landscape architect, and eco‑cultural restoration consultant, who shares her journey to true self acceptance through love, resilience and chosen family.

Join host Sar White in conversation with Fiona Macdougall/DJ Slade a longtime St. Paul’s healthcare worker and DJ, opens up about identity, and navigating life at the intersection of Blackness, queerness, and first‑generation immigrant experience.

Join host Sar White in conversation with Connie Buna, a devoted parent, real estate pro, and lead singer of Vancouver’s Queer As Funk, as they reflect on joy, music, and the connections that fuel their life.

Host Sar White sits down with Jay Bagasbas—live sound engineer, barber, and Filipinx healer—to explore a journey shaped by community, culture, and the courage to choose authenticity.