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A Very Sapphic Podcast

MC Hutson, Kay, and Staisy

Lesbian hosts Kay, Staisy and MC Hutson talk about gay stuff, specifically sapphic books, film, TV, music, art and events. If it's about lesbians and women loving women, they want to talk about it.

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#80
June 16 · 31 min
Sapphic Teas & Tales with Janus Dry Goods
In this episode, we sit down with the founder of Janus Dry Goods, whose journey into herbal tea began as a deeply personal quest for healing. Who doesn't like to enjoy a book with a hot cup of tea? Janus matches sapphic books with blends that taste like the plot. Give Janus a follow on Instagram and TikTok Like this episode? Give us a rating, and remember to subscribe. For more gay shit follow A Very Sapphic Podcast on Instagram. Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#79
June 9 · 37 min
The Gayest Summit, We're Chatting with Nicole Disney about Everything That Falls
Nicole Disney latest novel is extreme sports meets extreme stakes, and we're talking about it. For more about Nicole Disney, visit her website HERE If you liked this episode, remember to rate us, and for more gay shit follow A Very Sapphic Podcast on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#78
May 12 · 34 min
She Shoots, She Scores (Her): We’re Talking Sapphic Sports Romance
USA Today National Bestselling Author, Samantha Saldivar, chats with us about her latest sapphic sports romance RUNNING HOME TO YOU. For more about Sam Saldivar, check out her website and give her a follow on Instagram Remember to leave us a review and subscribe if you like this episode, and for more gay shit give AVSP a follow on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#77
April 28 · 1 hr 12 min
Lesbian vs. Sapphic
MC sits down with Becks, Golden Crown Literary Society Director of Outreach, to chat about the nuances of authentic representation, the importance of visibility, and the power of words to shape lives. The Golden Crown Literary Society (GCLS) is a nonprofit organization supporting an international community of readers, writers, publishers, editors, audiobook narrators, and fans devoted to increasing the diversity, accessibility, quality, and visibility of sapphic literature. To learn more about GCLS and/or donate to their mission, click HERE Remember to leave us a review if you like this episode, and for more gay shit give us a follow on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#76
April 21 · 27 min
Messy Lesbian Romance
happy lesbian visibility week! Enjoy this audiobook preview of MC's latest messy lesbian slow burn romance, Slow Cooked Feelings If you liked this episode, remember to subscribe, and give us a follow on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#75
April 14 · 1 hr 8 min
Confessions from the Booth, Kingsley Rose Breaks Down the Craft of Audiobook Narration
MC chats with Slow Cooked Feelings audiobook narrator, Kingsley Rose, who shares insights into her journey from on-camera acting to voice acting, the art of narration, and tips for aspiring narrators. For more about Kingsley, check out her website HERE and check out some of her audiobooks (many are sapphic) HERE If you like this episode, remember to subscribe, and for more gay shit, give us a follow on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#74
April 7 · 38 min
Yapping About LGBT+ Books
Kay and Hughes chat about bookclubs and some of their fav sapphic books. If you like this episode, remember to subscribe, and for more gay shit give us a follow on Instagram. Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#73
March 31 · 30 min
Chappell Roan Smear Campaign
It’s wild how quickly the internet jumps to conclusions without knowing the full story. On this week's episode, we're talking about the latest Chappell Roan controversy and the ridiculous outrage around the announcement that season 5 of Bridgerton will feature a sapphic couple. If you like this episode, remember to hit that subscribe button, and give us a follow on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#72
March 24 · 27 min
It's Getting' Hot in Here ... We're Talking About Burn Protocol
We're chatting with Mira Moore's about her debut novel: BURN PROTOCOL. And, is there anything hotter than a woman in uniform, and how annoying is the debate that wlw books aren't as good as mlm books? Mira Moore recommends you check out this Spanish GL series that's in development For more about Mira, check out her Instagram If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe, and for more gay shit, follow us on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#71
March 10 · 45 min
Toxic Lesbian Vampires in a Small Town
MC chats with lesbian author Marine St. Jean about her latest release: Remember Monsters. For more about Marine, check out her website HERE If you like this episode, remember to subscribe and give us a follow on Instagram for more gay shit. Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#70
March 3 · 27 min
Say Yes to the Stress, We’re Talking Wedding Planning
Kay shares the full scoop on her engagement—complete with a proposal that totally fooled her—and opens up about crafting a wedding that feels unapologetically authentic. If you like this episode, remember to subscribe and give us a follow on Instagram for more gay shit. Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#69
February 17 · 43 min
Not Lowkey, You Can't Choose To Be A Lesbian
MC and Kay take on the explosive article “Low-Key I Chose to Be a Lesbian,” unpacking its impact on lesbian identity, the damage caused by misrepresentation, and why these narratives hit so deeply. They dig into generational rifts, the distortion of lesbian experiences in online spaces, and the growing need for authentic lesbian representation in media and literature. Their conversation cuts to the heart of what it means to build and protect lesbian community in a cultural moment that’s shifting faster than ever. If you like this episode, remember to subscribe, and for more gay shit, give us a follow on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#68
February 10 · 55 min
Rebranding, Representation, and the Future of Writing with Marisa Billions
In this episode of A Very Sapphic Podcast, MC reconnects with author Marisa Billions to talk through her recent rebranding, her upcoming novel All That We Burn, and the evolving role of AI in writing and promotion. They also explore issues of identity and representation in publishing, including the double standards often experienced by LGBTQ authors, and discuss the value of authentic voices in today’s literary landscape. For more about Marisa Billions check out her Website If you like this episode, remember to subscribe and give us a follow on Instagram for more gay shit Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#67
February 3 · 32 min
Chappell Roan's 2026 Grammy Outfit Lit The Red Carpet On Fire
MC and Kay unpack Chappell Roan’s headline‑grabbing Grammys outfit before spiraling into pregnancy myths, fertility pressures, and the wild realities of women’s bodies. Check Out the Outfit The Girl with the List: third nipple after pregnancy WATCH HERE Listen to the Radiolab Fertility Cliff Episode If you like this episode remember to subscribe and follow us on Instagram for more gay shit. Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#66
January 20 · 33 min
All Chickens Are Lesbians
In this episode of 'A Very Sapphic Podcast,' Kay shares her experience raising chickens and the dynamics within their flock, including the recent drama of rehoming a rooster. We also discuss the break up of Court and Lex that has black lesbian TikTok in shambles and polyamory. Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#65
January 13 · 27 min
Making the Strange Familiar with Jade du Preez
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 HERE Remember to subscribe if you like this episode and give us a follow on INSTAGRAM Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#64
January 6 · 30 min
Evil Girl Bossing With Debut Sapphic Author Isha Raya
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 HERE If you like this episode, remember to subscribe and give us a follow on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#63
Dec 30, 2025 · 18 min
Two Lesbians Chatting About Our Very Gay 2026 New Year Resolutions
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 know Support the show
#62
Dec 10, 2025 · 59 min
The Trouble with the Lesbian Masterdoc
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 Tiktok If you like this episode remember to subscribe and give us a follow on Instagram. Have a question? Let us know Support the show
#61
Nov 25, 2025 · 40 min
The Crash and Burn of Writing and Traditional Publication, Renee Swindle Tells Us It All
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 HERE Remember to subscribe if you like this episode, and leave us a review! For more gay shit, give us a follow on Instagram Have a question? Let us know Support the show

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