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In this episode, Kaylee Golding sits down with Aaron Chand and Remy the founder of Casual Reign, to explore the powerful role clothing plays within the LGBTQ+ community — particularly for transgender and gender-diverse people. Together, they discuss the intersectionality of being transgender and part of an ethnic minority, navigating identity, confidence, and visibility in everyday life. The conversation dives deep into clothing comfortability, gender affirmation, and why access to affirming fashion like Casual Reign’s boxers for trans men can be life-changing. Guests: Aaron Chand & Remy (Casual Reign)Presented by: Kaylee Golding

Adulting is a scam—but what does it really look like when you're LGBTQ+ and POC? 🌈✨ On this episode of On Your Gaydar, host Kaylee Golding is joined by Soriah Lewin, Charley Valentine, and Levi-Shaun to talk all about navigating adulthood within the LGBTQ+ community. We break down the misconceptions about "having it all together", balancing a social life as an adult, and what it's like being DJs in the community—keeping the culture alive while growing into new chapters. 🎧💃🏽 Expect real talk, laughs, and some gems about what it really means to grow up without losing yourself. 🎧 Catch the full convo on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & more!

Growing up is a journey—but what does navigating adulthood look like when you're part of the LGBTQ+ POC community? 🤔✨ In this episode of On Your Gaydar, host Kaylee Golding is joined by special guests Soriah Lewin and Levi-Shaun for a real and honest chat about stepping into adulthood as queer individuals. We’re talking marriage, having kids, and knowing when it’s time to retire from the club scene (or at least slow down 👀). From societal expectations to personal growth, we unpack what ‘adulting’ really means and how it differs for LGBTQ+ people. Whether you’re thinking about the future or just here for the vibes, this episode is full of relatable moments, laughs, and real talk.

On this episode of On Your Gaydar, host Kaylee Golding is joined by TK and Dee for an honest and unfiltered conversation about navigating love, identity, and friendships within the LGBTQ+ POC community. From the joy of finding your chosen family to the challenges of dating men on the down-low, this episode dives deep into the realities that shape our connections. We also tackle the stigma surrounding gay men and the label of being 'a bottom'—exploring how stereotypes can impact self-expression and intimacy. Whether you’re discovering your tribe, redefining your labels, or just here for the tea, this episode is packed with relatable stories, laughs, and thought-provoking insights. Tune in, and let’s keep it real—because we’re always on your gaydar!

🎙️ On Your Gaydar In this powerful episode of On Your Gaydar, we sit down with trailblazing rapper Cola B to dive into a deeply personal conversation about mental health intersectionality, the importance of self-care, and what it’s like navigating life with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) as a queer person of colour. 🎶✨ Expect raw honesty, impactful self-care tips, and insights into the often-overlooked mental health challenges faced by LGBTQ+ POC. 🌈💡 Whether you’re looking for mental health guidance, a deeper understanding of BPD, or just some inspiration, this episode is a must-listen. 🌟 Tune in now, and don’t forget to follow @onyourgaydar for more empowering conversations with the LGBTQ+ POC community! 🌍💬

Welcome to On Your Gaydar... Your guide to the gay scene!  Kaylee Golding sits down with bestie Monisha to discuss navigating Gay friendships. From developing scene friendships to friendship break ups!

Welcome to On Your Gaydar... Your guide to the gay scene!  Kaylee Golding sits down with Charlie Adams to how people people can be a better Trans Ally. We discuss Charlie's journey through transitioning, and how people can better support any trans people in their lives!

Welcome to On Your Gaydar... Your guide to the gay scene!  Kaylee Golding sits down with Soriah Lewin (Just Soriah) to discuss the ins and outs for 2024!

Welcome to On Your Gaydar... Your guide to the gay scene!  Kaylee Golding sits down with DJ Charley Valentine to discuss their experiences of being non binary, and how people can step up as an ally!

Welcome to On Your Gaydar... Your guide to the gay scene!  Kaylee Golding sits down with Birmingham Pride Programmer and Founder of Wile Out Brum Just Soriah to discuss the decline of Black Gay Events in the Regions!

Welcome to On Your Gaydar... Your guide to the gay scene! This episode explores all the comments that Lesbians are bored of hearing! For this episode we are joined by Shan Haywood & DJ Ntoli.

Welcome to a brand new episode of On Your Gaydar. For this episode, Kaylee Golding is joined by Shya Louise & Dee. We discuss the question, was coming out as liberating as you thought it would be?

Welcome to a brand new season of On Your Gaydar. For this episode, Kaylee Golding is joined by Levi-Shaun, Raks and DJ Ntoli. We discuss our experiences following a religion whilst being part of the LGBTQ+ community. If you need more support on this matter, here are some amazing support groups and charities! https://www.believeoutloud.com https://www.qchristian.org http://www.welcomingresources.org https://imaanlondon.wordpress.com https://www.mpvusa.org https://people.well.com/user/queerjhd/ https://www.keshetonline.org https://jqinternational.org

Welcome to on your gaydar, your guide to the gay scene! Kaylee Golding, Soriah Lewin (Just Soriah) & Shan Haywood discuss what to buy your masc girlfriend for Valentine's. Are flowers and lingerie really gonna go down well? They also discuss the best places to take your masc girlfriend out on a date! The podcast also discusses the secret to a long-lasting lesbian relationship, and how to stop the gay scene from affecting your relationship!

Welcome to on your gaydar, your guide to the gay scene! Kaylee Golding, Levi-Shaun & Liy Grant discuss whether marriage is something that aligns with being part of the LGBTQ+ community. They also discuss a range of different LGBTQ+ stereotypes and whether gay clubs are actually safe places?