Season 3

This episode is a celebration of love, culture, and dreams coming true, showcasing the best of Barcelona through the eyes of Stacey and Christin. From the lively nightlife to the architectural wonders and heartfelt moments, it’s a journey you won’t want to miss!

Join us as we embark on an unforgettable journey to the Sappho Women's Festival on the enchanting island of Lesbos, Greece! From a whirlwind layover in Athens—where we raced to the Acropolis for ancient ruins and epic views—to touching down in Lesbos, the birthplace of Sappho, the iconic lesbian poet, this trip is packed with adventure, history, and a whole lot of feta.

Day five of the Sappho Women’s Festival brought adventure, connection, and unforgettable moments. We set out on a breathtaking group walk through Skala Eressos, led by a guide whose deep love for the island transformed every step into a story. The views were dreamlike, the air fresh, and the company even better—until a stop in the village square introduced us to an incredible fusion of Lebanese and Greek flavors that we’re still thinking about.

Last year in Wilton Manors, we visited The Pride Center—a vibrant hub of safety, belonging, and resources for South Florida’s LGBTQ+ community. We sat down with CEO Robert Boo to hear how this vital organization grew from humble beginnings into a lifeline for thousands, creating spaces where people feel truly seen.

Lesbian couple Stacey and Christin hit the road for Tallahassee, belting out NKOTB and debating playlists before arriving in a city of contradictions. Amid Florida’s harsh anti-LGBTQ+ laws, they find sapphic joy in quiet coffee walks, golden sunsets, and defiant queer spaces. At Common Ground Books, lesbian owner Alex Spencer shows them shelves of banned books and queer lit, proving stories can’t be silenced. Later, they devour vegan taiyaki at trans-owned Toasty Taiyaki, swapping stories of community resilience with owners C-Beam and Soup. Between Capitol steps and cozy bookshops, they capture Florida’s tension—political weight versus unapologetic LGBTQ+ joy. This episode celebrates sapphic solidarity, small rebellions, and the power of showing up.

Lez Go… to Atlanta Pride! Christin and I hit the road to experience one of the South’s longest-running Pride celebrations—and it did not disappoint. From the epic parade to dance parties that lasted ‘til dawn, we soaked up every glitter-filled moment. We hung out with Dariella and Katherine, founders of Second Friday, Atlanta’s iconic monthly lesbian party, and learned how they’ve built a thriving, inclusive space. Then, we caught up with my bestie Marina, co-founder of Krave, a luxury event and travel brand for queer women—because Pride is about community, connection, and next-level celebrations.