Disrespectfully, The Gworlz

Disrespectfully, The Gworlz had the opportunity to sit down with Zamyah Esters, an advocate, influencer, an executive assistant, and trail-blazer within the LGBT community.Zamyah spent approximately 10 years in prison and eventually realized that she was trans. After leaving prison she became an advocate for those in the LGBT community, especially for people living within the trans experience.She has been taken under the wing of predominant figures in the LGBT community, such as TS Madison and Dominique Morgan. As a result, Zamyah was the first person to become a resident at the TS Madison Starter House, a recovery and re-entry facility for formerly incarcerated black transgender women.Zamyah speaks on panels, is a social media entertainer, hosts community events, and does everything within her power to provide access to resources for other trans women. In her own words, "I don't gatekeep. If it was free for me, it should be free for you. If it was easy for me, it should be easy for you."This episode is filled with just about anything and everything, but most of all . . . it's filled with resilience, overcoming, and the ambition that she has for the future.Follow Zamyah on all her socials:TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@queenzamyah94?lang=enInstaGram: https://www.instagram.com/keepingupwithzamyah/YouTube:  ⁨@MrsPrisonPants⁩ 

Everybody thinks they're the baddest bitch on the block until that bitch named Karma comes around; she's badder than everybody.The Gworlz are discussing times where we've seen Karma handle our enemies on our behalf: From racist people finally having their life crumble to jelly-booty bitches thinking they're better than us.Let us know in the comments how Karma has handled your enemies.

Our 1st in-person audience ever! Disrespectfully, The Gworlz hosted Safe Space Saturday on May 23, 2026. Not only was this our first time in front of a crowd, but it was our first time hosting an event.Safe Space Saturday was created, because we want to create the safe spaces that we wish we had growing up.Not only is this episode unhinged and unscripted (as always), but the liquor was FLOWING . . . so you know we were really getting into the pieces.We discuss everything from trauma and the need for safe spaces to relationships and keeping your foot on these bitches necks.Special Guest: Marian Gbaiwon - The community activist that started the recall petition against Louisiana Governor, Jeff Landry, and other state/local politicians.

There was a mass shooting at the Mall of Louisiana on 4/23/26 that left one person dead and at least 5 others wounded.In S2 E7 of #DisrespectfullyTheGworlz we're discussing the shooting, the aftermath, and what could've been done to prevent such a tragedy.JeffLandry is the governor of Louisiana and commented on the shooting in press conferences where he blamed the violence on "hug-a-thug" policies that he's seen throughout the state in the last 10 years.We're diving into his comments and discussing what we think should be done. Should the state be focused on building more prisons to fill up with criminals, or should the state be investing those same funds into things that will prevent the crime from happening in the first place?Stay tuned to hear our raw, unscripted opinions regarding the entire situation.