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37:3534K views · 2mo ago · 37:35
In today's episode, Mal sits down for the Finale of Made It Out. She discusses what the show has meant to her, why it's ending, and what's coming next. Plus, don’t miss the YouHaul or YouGhost card game. Perfect for move-ins, breakups, and girls’ nights! Now available here :)
38:498K views · 2mo ago · 38:49
Guest: Bradi Masci
This week, Mal sits down with artist Bradi Masci, who recently included Mal in a series of nude paintings celebrating queer figures in culture. Together, they unpack compulsory heterosexuality, the complicated relationship women are taught to have with their bodies, and how early we learn to look outside ourselves( especially to men) for approval.
49:216.5K views · 2mo ago · 49:21
Guest: Heather Shaw
Heather Shaw joins Mal for a nostalgic conversation about growing up in a family where every sibling eventually came out as gay and the unique closeness that can bring. Together, they reminisce about the shows, campaigns, and cultural moments that shaped how they understood themselves, from Glee to NOH8, and what it meant to grow up seeing queerness reflected back at them.
44:404.6K views · 3mo ago · 44:40
Guest: Erin McGuire
Today Mal sits with Erin McGuire who after being laid off from her government research job, took an unexpected leap, creating a summer camp at a château in the French countryside that has become a gathering place for women, with a large sapphic community at its heart. What started as a setback became an entirely new chapter built out of the love shown by the sapphic community.
48:396.9K views · 3mo ago · 48:39
Guest: Zoe Branch
In this episode, Mal is joined by Zoe Branch to talk about how queerness can become a gateway to questioning everything. They explore how living outside the mainstream can give you permission to rethink your career, your relationships, your definition of success, and the rules you’ve been taught to follow. Mal and Zoe also dive into what it really means to decenter men, and how it reshapes friendships with both women and men.
41:554.3K views · 3mo ago · 41:55
Guest: Natalie White
Mal and Natalie sit down to talk about the ups and downs of being female entrepreneurs. Natalie shares how her persistence and a kismet run in with Mark Cuban changed her life’s trajectory. Plus, don’t miss the YouHaul or YouGhost card game. Perfect for move-ins, breakups, and girls’ nights! Now available here :)
56:133.3K views · 3mo ago · 56:13
Guest: Ellie Roscher
In today’s episode Mal sits down with author Ellie Roscher, and what starts as a conversation in trans rights in sports turns into a lesson in theology! Plus, don’t miss the YouHaul or YouGhost card game. Perfect for move-ins, breakups, and girls’ nights! Now available here :)
44:4118K views · 4mo ago · 44:41
Guest: Catherine McCafferty
n this episode, Catherine McCafferty shares her journey with her sexuality. including her view on labels, her first engagement, and the story of losing her father and coming out at nearly the same time, two life-altering experiences that forced her to confront who she was and what she truly wanted.
55:597.9K views · 4mo ago · 55:59
Guest: Courtney Dietz
This week, Mal is joined by actor and former Louisville D1 cheerleader Courtney Dietz for a conversation about identity, family acceptance, and healing. We talk about what it was like being part of a well known team being closeted, and the challenges she faced with acceptance from her parents. She shares the powerful journey they’ve been on together through family therapy. This episode is a reminder that relationships can evolve and healing is a process.
43:1323K views · 4mo ago · 43:13
Guest: Georgia Bridgers
In this episode Mal sits down with Georgia Bridgers to unpack her journey growing up in Ohio, attending Catholic school, and navigating her identity in an environment where queerness wasn’t openly discussed. Georgia talks about the role discovering lesbian porn and fifth harmony played in helping her realize she was attracted to women and shares her sapphic sorority experience.
50:156.4K views · 4mo ago · 50:15
Guest: Allison McNamara
This week, Mal is joined by Allison McNamara for an honest conversation about entrepreneurship, identity, and how taking control of your health can change your life. Plus, don’t miss the YouHaul or YouGhost card game. Perfect for move-ins, breakups, and girls’ nights! Now available here :)
42:416.6K views · 5mo ago · 42:41
Mal sits down with the beauty editor of Cosmopolitan magazine to compare their experiences coming out and how it affected their body image, style, and relationship to themselves. Philly (June 4th) – Boston (June 6th) –[goog979332955] NYC (June 21st) –[goog979332958]
39:415.2K views · 5mo ago · 39:41
In this episode Mal sits down with one of the three owners behind Blazers Sports Bar, a space built for queer women, by queer women. What started as an idea between three people who came from completely different professional backgrounds turned into one of the only sports bars intentionally created for our community. If you have a dream and you’re wondering if it’s too far fetched or if you’re qualified this is the episode for you!
45:059.2K views · 5mo ago · 45:05
Guest: Lauren Chan
Mal sits down with Lauren Chan - the first lesbian to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated, and someone who has made significant change in the body positivity movement. They discuss becoming representation, being misunderstood at a large scale, and how to make substantial change.
31:2211K views · 5mo ago · 31:22
This week Mal talks about what running a marathon has done for her mental health, and discusses why she thinks all endings are ultimately positive. Grab your tickets to "Made It Out For Love: A Lesbian Dating Show" here Philly (June 4th) – Boston (June 6th) –[goog979332955] NYC (June 21st) –[goog979332958]
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