Okay Diva

Episode 54 features actress, writer, and producer Grace, a small country town diva with dreams too big for the backroads and who at 16 packed up her life and moved to Sydney alone to attend Newtown Performing Arts High School. No safety net. Just a gut feeling and the courage to trust it.That one decision led to everything. Her people. Her career. Her husband. A marriage proposal on the stage of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London!! The universe rewards the ones who move first.Grace talks about the moment she knew she was exactly where she was supposed to be, what her mum said when other parents questioned the decision, and why that leap of faith at 16 became the defining move of her life.We also get into Grace's work at Qtopia Sydney's Pridefest (This June - go if you're in Sydney), Audrey Hepburn as the original diva, and why the Globe Theatre proposal is the most theatrical love story we've ever heard on this pod.What's the bravest decision you've ever made before you were ready? Let us know below.Grace is an actress, writer, and producer performing in Everything Is Falling Apart But It's So Nice To See You at Qtopia Sydney for Pridefest this June.FOLLOW GRACE:Insta: @graceyswadCHAPTERS:0:00 Intro: Grace Arrives In Chaos3:15 Diva Moment: Leaving Country Town At 16 For Acting School7:00 Moving To Sydney Alone & Finding Her People19:35 Qtopia Sydney & Pridefest This Pride Month28:56 The Globe Theatre Proposal (We Genuinely Cry)38:45 Audrey Hepburn Is The Original Diva40:30 Diva Of The Week#OkayDiva #Grace #ActressLife #TheatreKid #FollowYourDream #NewtownPerformingArts #GlobeTheatre #Qtopia #Pridefest #PrideMonth #LGBTQ #QueerPodcast #SmallTownGirl #BrisbanePodcast #AustraliaPodcast #Pride2026

Episode 53 and we're eating vegan pastries and connecting dots between creepypasta and cinema.We're back on our horror sh*t: movies, Silent Hill 2, all of it. Backrooms got us thinking about where it all really began for our generation... on creepypasta and the internet, and now WE are the ones making mainstream horror.We reminisce on old YouTube nostalgia, the creepypasta-to-conspiracy-video pipeline, and random stanship of Tana Mongeau. We break down every horror film we're genuinely excited about this year and like usual there are a lot.Diva of the Week: Tana Mongeau, always and forever. And Pippa from Pippa's Pantry in Camp Hill, fully vegan, open Friday and Saturday only, and the banana caramel croissant is not a joke. Go immediately.Were you a creepypasta kid? And do you think our generation owns the horror resurgence? Drop it below.CHAPTERS:0:00 Diva Moment: Pippa's Pantry Vegan Bakery Review13:30 The Horror Resurgence & Why Gen Z Started It14:35 Silent Hill 2 Destroyed Sam's Nervous System22:15 Every Horror Film We're Excited About In 202627:15 The Creepypasta To Old YouTube Pipeline30:55 Tana Mongeau Deserved Better (Full Defence)34:10 Diva Of The Week: Tana Mongeau & Pippa's Pantry

Episode 52. One year. 52 episodes. We're still here and we're still the biggest, the best, the most fierce...divas.Welcome to the First Annual Diva Awards, our one year anniversary episode special where we're going back through the archives; for the most unhinged things ever said on this podcast, and hand out awards for the most diva, most chaotic, most underrated, and most iconic moments of year one.We revisit our favourites, our most unhinged, divalicious quotes ever said on this pod, our c*ntiest episodes, our most cooked episodes. Its everything that has made us what we are today and a celebration of all thats too come.We get a little emotional about what this year actually meant, building something from nothing, finding our community, hitting our first million views on TikTok, and why Diva Nation is just getting started.What's your favourite Okay Diva moment from the last year? Drop it in the comments, we wanna know.CHAPTERS:0:00 Diva Awards Ceremony Begins3:27 Sam's Diva Moment Of The Year: Edna Mode At Hello Gorgeous5:00 Brock's Diva Moment Of The Year: Psychoanalysing Everyone In Ep 196:39 Most Underrated Episode: Ep 33 Unhinged Stories8:35 Most Underrated Episode: Ep 10 Childhood Diva13:47 Most Iconic Diva Things Said (Ep 1, 2, 9, 10, 23)20:17 Diva Of Chaos Award: Ep 9 Divas At War23:36 Biggest Spiral Award: Ep 19 Diva-licious Veggie24:42 What Has This Podcast Meant To Us31:22 Year Two Goals & Where We're Headed36:19 Most Diva Episode Of The Year: Ep 45 Brisbane Clubs39:27 Final Thoughts & Happy Pride Month

Episode 51 features Jackson Bennett (@iamjacksonbennett) — Brisbane's foodie influencer who's having his full diva moment right now. If you live in Brisbane and follow food content, you already know Jackson. If you don't, you're about to.Jackson breaks down the food influencer life, going from casual content to full-time career, and why his diva moment is happening exactly when it should. This conversation goes full Brisbane gay culture and nightlife: The Beat's legendary dag dog, the lesbian floor at The Beat that plays actual good music, and why Precious at Spice Club is the current move.Brisbane locals: where's your go-to after-club food spot? Non-locals: does your city have a Beat equivalent? Let us know.Jackson Bennett (@iamjacksonbennett) is Brisbane's food influencer. Full-time creator, certified diva. Chapters:0:00 Intro: The Beat Food Video That Started It All4:30 Jackson's Diva Moment (Full-Time Food Influencer Era)15:42 Drag Race Discourse (Season 13, All Winners, Tapping Out)29:08 Ed No Mo Drag Performance ($200 Winner)36:25 Brisbane Nightlife: Precious, Fluffy, The Beat45:12 The Beat's Secret Dag Dog (Ask For It)56:34 Karaoke Culture & Not Drinking Anymore1:46:48 Planning The Hangover Episode#JacksonBennett #BrisbaneFood #FoodInfluencer #Brisbane #TheBeat #Precious #DragRace #BrisbaneNightlife #OkayDiva #QueenslandFood #BrisbaneFoodie #LGBTQ #QueerPodcast #LocalBrisbane #FoodContent

Episode 50 features Kirstie Petrie — wine expert, entrepreneur, and the diva who paused her PhD to open a wine bar in 8 weeks. This conversation is about action over overthinking, impulsivity as strategy, and trusting yourself enough to just do the thing before your brain talks you out of it.Kirstie breaks down how taking impulsive action builds confidence faster than planning ever could, why dialogue beats writing for processing ideas, and the difference between gut feelings (quiet whispers) and anxiety (loud screaming). Plus: Kirstie's diva collection includes Beyoncé's work ethic, Kanye's delusional self-belief, and Leslie Knope's eternal optimism. Because you can't find everything you need in one person, so you build your own pantheon.What's stopping you from doing the thing you keep thinking about? Let us know.Kirstie Petrie is a wine expert and entrepreneur. Follow her work and learn more about fabulous wine and taking action without permission.Insta: @kapetrie_._Chapters:0:00 Intro3:49 Diva Moment: Opening A Wine Bar In 8 Weeks35:22 Impulsivity As Confidence-Building Strategy1:06:23 Shapeshifting & Code-Switching1:37:02 AI Therapy: Claude vs ChatGPT (ChatGPT Is Toxic)1:41:17 The Power Of Debate & Confrontation1:44:37 Democracy Table: Multiple Selves In Your Head1:46:19 Gut vs Anxiety (Gut Is A Whisper)1:56:09 Diva of the Week: Kirstie's Collection (Beyoncé, Kanye, Leslie Knope)#Wine #Entrepreneurship #Impulsivity #Overthinking #TakeAction #OkayDiva #Productivity #SelfBelief #AITherapy #Claude #QueerPodcast #BrisbanePodcast #WineExpert #DoBigThings

Episode 49: We're rating every look from Met Gala 2026!! GIRL let's be clear, there were alot that completely missed the assignment and others who changed the game. The theme was "Fashion Is Art". We break down who understood it and who showed up in a basic gown thinking they nailed it.Beyoncé returned to the Met Gala after a 10-year absence as co-chair, wearing a sheer crystal skeleton gown with a feathered train that had everyone losing their minds. Sabrina Carpenter wore an actual dress made from 1960s film strips from the movie "Sabrina." Sam Smith served one of the best looks of the night. Emma Chamberlain gave us Starry Night realness without it being costume-y. And Robert Wun (designer) absolutely dominated this year with multiple incredible pieces.We promise to skip every man who showed up in a boring suit because if you're not going to try, neither are we.Which Met Gala 2026 look was your favorite? Who completely missed the theme? Let us know in the comments.0:00 Intro: Diva Moments & Purple = Death Debate7:35 Met Gala 2026 Begins: Rihanna, A$AP Rocky11:30 Beyoncé's 10-Year Return (Skeleton Diamond Gown)18:02 Sabrina Carpenter's Film Strip Dress (STUNNING)23:27 Emma Chamberlain's Starry Night Moment35:40 Sam Smith Serves (Best Look Of The Night)42:00 Robert Wun Designer Appreciation46:36 Katy Perry AI-Generated Realness50:54 Diva of the Week: Ros Hernandez, Sam Smith, Robert Wun

Episode 48 features Ashanti; actress, YouTuber, writer, and the most passionate hockey fan you'll ever meet. We dive deep into "Heated Rivalries," the gay hockey romance show taking over the internet, debate whether the actors are actually dating, and break down why Hudson Williams is absolutely a bottom.Ashanti walks us through her hockey obsession, from NHL teams to the 2026 Olympics figure skating drama (shout out Alyssa Liu). We also get into a country music debate after she names Kelsea Ballerini and Gracie Abrams as her favorite artists, discuss why 22-episode TV seasons had too much filler (One Tree Hill, Grey's Anatomy, Teen Wolf), and argue about whether Cheetah Girls 3 is actually good (Ashanti says yes, the soundtrack slaps).Plus: Drag Race Season 12 recommendations, single mom appreciation, Justin Bieber's Coachella performance, and Ashanti's hot take that men suck. This episode gets heated in the best way.Are you Team Heated Rivalries or have you not watched it yet? Drop your hockey takes below.0:00 Intro: Ashanti's Diva Moment (Self-Funded NYC Trip)5:15 Hockey Obsession & Heated Rivalries Deep Dive12:40 Are François Arnaud & Connor Jessup Dating?18:30 Figure Skating Icon Alyssa Liu22:45 Country Music Debate (Kelsea Ballerini vs The Haters)28:10 TV Show Filler Episodes: 22 vs 10-16 Episode Seasons35:20 Cheetah Girls 3 Is Good Actually38:45 Diva of the Week: Single Moms & Activists#Hockey #HeatedRivalries #FigureSkating #CountryMusic #OkayDiva #QueerPodcast #GayHockeyRomance #AlyssaLiu #DragRace #BrisbanePodcast #LGBTQ #PopCulture

This is our Madonna tribute. We break down the Queen of Pop's most iconic eras, debate why she's still the blueprint every pop star is chasing, and ask the question: can anyone reach Madonna-level impact in 2026?We walk through Material Girl, Vogue, True Blue, Confessions on a Dance Floor, and preview Confessions 2 (dropping soon). We discuss Madonna's fierce marketing genius like taking over the Grindr grid to promote the new album. At 67 she's still redefining what pop stardom looks like. We also debate whether current artists like Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, or Charli XCX have what it takes to sustain decades of cultural dominance the way Madonna, Beyoncé, and Gaga have.This episode also covers how music has evolved from the distinct sounds of the 80s, 90s, and 2010s into the oversaturated landscape of the 2020s, and what that means for the next generation of megastars. 0:00 Intro: Diva Moments & Noah Kahan's New Album5:42 Madonna on Grindr?8:15 Breaking Down Madonna's Eras: Material Girl, Vogue, True Blue15:30 Confessions on a Dance Floor & The Hung Up Revolution22:18 Can Anyone Be The Next Madonna? (Sabrina, Chappell, Charli)28:45 Music Industry Evolution: 2020s Oversaturation Problem35:12 Diva of the Week: Crystal Methyd (All Stars Hype)38:50 Diva of the Week: Adele (Divorce babes, Divorce)#Madonna #PopMusic #MusicHistory #MaterialGirl #Vogue #PopCulture #DivaEnergy #OkayDiva #MadonnaEras #CrystalMethyd #Adele #DragRace #QueerPodcast #BrisbanePodcast #LGBTQ #PopIcons

Episode 46 features actor, writer, and producer Yianni, who currently is on stage with Brock in a Brisbane production. Classically trained, working across theater, and fully convinced he's not a diva.We spend the episode proving him wrong.Yianni argues he's too paranoid, too concerned with what people think, too aware of how he's perceived to qualify as a diva. Brock counters: sending Instagram reels during rehearsal is textbook diva behavior. The way he carries himself, the way he interacts with people, the confidence he doesn't realize he has, it's all there, he just can't see it, yet.This becomes a full dissection of what actually makes someone a diva. Is it attitude? Confidence? Not caring what people think or just appearing like you don't? Can you be a diva without knowing it? And if everyone around you says you are, but you refuse to accept it, does that make you more or less of a diva?Do you have to know you're a diva to be one, or does denying it just prove the point? Let us know.Yianni is an actor, writer, and producer working across Brisbane theater. Follow his work before the inevitable moment he realises we were right.Insta: @yiannisinesWebsite: www.yiannisines.com📍 CHAPTERS0:00 Intro: Brittany Broski Energy1:30 Meet Yianni: Actor, Writer, Producer2:18 Diva Moment: Moving to the Bahamas at 19 (Cyclone Edition)6:16 Studying Acting in New York (The Cost Breakdown)7:22 Life Talk22:11 Touched By An Angel, Princess Di23:00 Favorite Roles & Six Characters in Search of an Author31:48 Are You A Diva? (Yianni Says No, We Disagree)37:19 Twitter vs X: The Dead Name Debate39:05 The Child Actor Debate: Should Kids Work For Profit?42:03 Bitcoin, Child Trafficking & Wrapping This Up Before We Get Cancelled

This episode is CHAOTIC diva deep chat, tearing apart the choppiest clubs in brisbane and about 47 different topics but all of them ate.Sam just finished the final script for their folklore proof of concept short film after working through absolute HELL, Brock's writing his own horror script, and we both spiral into manifestation talk because we've been seeing angel numbers everywhere (111s and 777s if you're wondering, and yes girl they mean we're about to be rich and famous diva).Then we get into Brisbane club discourse and absolutely DRAG The Met and Birdies into the ground (both are hell, one is like babysitting a five-year-old in a shit pen). We rank after-club food spots (Yiros supremacy, GYG and Maccas for the poverty meal), discuss Valley culture.Raye's new album is our diva of the week (both of us, we're aligned for once) because it's theatrical, raw, unfiltered artistry that's bringing jazz and storytelling back to music. Sam also shouts out Luscious Massacre for winning at the Queerties and giving a speech so powerful it gave chills — about queer nonconformity, refusing to fit in boxes, and why we're not here to perform queerness for straight comfort.

Episode 44 is Journalism with Jordie. We sit down with Jordan Lamont, journalist and absolute diva who's out here redefining what news can look like. She talks about going from internship into full journalism career, but not in the way you'd expect. Jordan's not trying to write 2000-word articles that three people will read she's frontiering social media-first journalism, shortform local news, and online series that people actually want to consume.We get into the evolution of journalism in the age of TikTok and Instagram, why traditional written news is dying (sorry boomers), and how social media is becoming the new news outlet whether legacy media likes it or not. Jordan talks about the stories she wants to tell, the people she's dying to interview, and what it's like doing actual field work as a young journalist in a industry that's being completely reshaped.This is for anyone interested in journalism, media, content creation, anyone who gets their news from Twitter instead of newspapers (so... everyone), and anyone who thinks the news should actually be accessible and not boring as fuck. Jordan is pioneering a whole new wave and we're here for it.🎙️ Jordan's journey: internship to journalism career📱 Social media journalism vs traditional articles (one is winning)🎬 Shortform news, online series & the future of media✨ The stories she wants to tell & people she wants to interviewFollow Jordan Lamont:Insta/Tiktok: @Journojordie🔍 HASHTAGS#OkayDiva #Journalism #FutureOfJournalism #SocialMediaNews #MediaEvolution #ShortformContent #NewsMedia #ContentCreator #LocalNews #GenZJournalism #BrisbanePodcast #QueerPodcast

Episode 43 of the Podcast is pure no thoughts head empty energy. We start with me getting publicly dragged into the shame corner for slandering Brock's choppy yet clocky comfort show. Pivot to Spider-Man and Doomsday theories, Sadie Sink MCU casting drama, and whether the multiverse era is cooked or about to serve.Then I casually mention something absolutely WILD about my childhood that involves aliens, mysterious marks, and my mum's conspiracy theories. We spiral into whether extraterrestrial girlies are real, if they're living among us giving Men in Black realness, and a theory about why we haven't met them yet that honestly? Kinda ate.Brock and I have beef about whether gaming is a real hobby (he won, I'm mad), I declare Kanto region is absolute trash and will probably get jumped by Pokémon gays, and we get nostalgic about DS games that shaped us (Simpsons Hit and Run? Cultural reset).No structure. No plan. Just two besties yapping about Marvel, space conspiracies, childhood core memories, and whatever else popped into our heads. It's giving podcast. It's giving chaos. It's giving exactly what you came here for.🎬 MCU discourse but make it fruit👽 The alien story that needs to be heard to be believed🎮 Gaming takes + Kanto slander (sorry not sorry)🧠 Space theory that's lowkey existential crisis fuelFruity. Chaotic. Unserious. Press play babe.🔍

Sitting down with Lisa No License, the lesbian jester and Brisbane drag/ burlesque ICON, Translink's worst nightmare, and a bad b!tch with an unhinged employment history. This girl has done EVERYTHING. Stage rigger? Check. Film industry? Purr. Stripper? girl YES. Stripper... manager? babe come on now.And why she got fired from Fishbowl after ONE DAY, girl we get ALL the tea.Lisa spills on their drag journey, what it's like doing drag in Brisbane when you're broke as fck, how to serve mall drag LOOKS on a BUDGET, and what actually makes drag feel authentic. This episode is a YAPPATHON. We could not shut it, yappa yappa yappa and honestly? We shouldn't have to. Lisa is a total KIKI. With her thousand lives lived and zero fcks given this is a pure chaotic queen out. This is fierce cvnty sheila shenanigans from start to finish and we are OBSESSED.🎭 Lisa's drag origins & Brisbane performance scene💅 The perpetually license-less ✨ Drag on a DIME DIVA 🧠 What makes drag authentic (spoiler: it's not the price tag)Lisa came through. Lisa SERVED. Follow Lisa No License:https://www.instagram.com/lisanolicence?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==

We're talking about our dreams!In Episode 41, Brock and I finally sit down and talk about where we actually see ourselves going. The dreams we have, the films I want to direct, the roles Brock wants to play, where we'll be in a year, two years, five years, when we're dead.I talk about the kind of director I want to be, the stories I need to tell, the films that live in my head rent free sis. Brock talks about the acting he wants to do, the characters he's obsessed with playing, the kind of career he's building. We get into what success actually means to us, whether we're being realistic or just like, aggressively delusional, and why we refuse to settle for boring lives.This episode is for anyone who has dreams they're too scared to say out loud. Anyone who looks at their life and knows there's more. Anyone manifesting a future that feels impossible but also… inevitable? We're not being humble about this. We know what we want and we're gonna get it.🎬 Directing dreams: the films, the fear, the vision💅 Acting dreams: roles, characters, career goals🧠 1 year, 5 years, end of life - where we're going✨ Delusion? Maybe. But we're right though.

Episode 40. We made it. And we're coming for the robots.To celebrate our 40th episode, we invited Tom Wilson — singer-songwriter, artist, long-time collaborator, and living proof that real human creativity will always beat whatever the fuck AI is trying to do. This episode could have been about Tom's music, their songwriting, and their time at an LA retreat with legends who've written for Whitney Houston, Jessie J, Tina Turner, and Britney Spears.But obviously being drama queens it had to became something bigger: a manifesto against artificial intelligence in art.We go OFF about AI in music, AI in art, why algorithms will never replace human mess and chaos, and why the imperfect, unhinged, drunk-vomit-covered reality of being an artist is exactly what makes it sacred. Tom talks about their creative process, what it means to write songs that actually mean something, and why you can't replicate human experience with a f*cking robot.This episode is divas against AI despite the many captions I've used Ai to make. This episode is messy, human, iconique, chaotic, and everything a computer could never fucking replicate.🎤 Tom Wilson on REAL songwriting, human creativity & fuck AI🤖 Divas declare war on artificial intelligence in art🍷 Controversial take: vomiting is part of the drunk makeout💅 Why chaos, mess & humanity is better than algorithmsTHE Episode 40. Real artists. Real mess. Real divas. F*ck them bots honey.Follow Tom Wilson:Linktree: https://linktr.ee/twilsonmusic?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=6625ce52-af2c-4eb2-b0f8-45021fb88d7dInsta: https://www.instagram.com/twilsonmusic?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5v1RcPb9SdjfYYheQDxftF?si=-qWXcT6rRGSE3Ux7pYSFXgCHAPTERS:0:00 Intro & Tom's Diva Moment: Shoe Throwing Suspension4:05 Tom Wilson: Singer-Songwriter, 10 Million View Icon7:36 LA Songwriting Retreat: Whitney, Jessie J & Britney Spears11:31 Divas vs AI: Why Robots Can't Replace Real Artists32:30 Controversial Opinion: The Drunk Makeout Vomit Debate38:06 Diva of Tom's Life: Kim Possible40:14 Final Thoughts #OkayDiva #DivasVsAI #TomWilson #Episode40 #AntiAI #RealArtists #SingerSongwriter #MusicianInterview #HumanCreativity #FuckAI #ArtistInterview #DivaEnergy #QueerPodcast #AIinArt #RealMusic

In Episode 39 of Okay Diva, Sam shows up wine drunk in a blonde wig doing a British accent for no reason, and Brock just... rides the storm like the professional diva he is. We were SUPPOSED to talk about dream weddings. We did not talk about dream weddings.Instead: cat piss carpet trauma, Sam's running (fitness icon era), going full Karen on an insurance company, what inanimate object's we are (the verdict: unclear), Frozen trauma, the psychological breakdown of hate comments in our new Diva Takes segment (Sam went FULL sociologist for 10 minutes), Lizzie McAlpine going Broadway, and Lana Del Rey entering her romantic married poet era with her alligator hunter husband.This episode is structureless fuckassery. It's accents we can't commit to, and tangents that lead nowhere. It's a reset. It's chaos. It's perfect.🍷 Sam: wine drunk, wigged up, British (sometimes American, sometimes ???)💅 Pure unfiltered chaos with zero editorial oversight🧠 Surprise deep dive: hate comments & societal regression (Diva Takes)🎵 Divas of the Week: Lizzie McAlpine & Lana Del ReyWe'll talk about weddings next episode. Maybe. Probably not.📍 CHAPTERS (Trust The Fuckassery)0:00 Intro: Sam In A Wig Doing Accents (Already Lost)2:04 Diva Moments: Sam's 8.5K Run & Insurance Company Takedown12:17 Cat Piss Carpet Scandal (Ongoing Investigation)19:03 What Inanimate Object Are We? (Philosophical Breakdown)21:15 Frozen Trauma & Falling For Manipulative Men25:38 We're FINALLY Talking Weddings (We're Not)32:58 The Ex Who Worked At The Suit Store (Cursed Origin Story)42:08 DIVA TAKES: Hate Comments & The Psychology of Bigotry56:32 Diva of the Week: Lizzie McAlpine (Broadway Icon)1:00:07 Diva of the Week: Lana Del Rey (Romantic Married Era)🔍 HASHTAGS#OkayDiva #ChaoticPodcast #WineDrunk #UnhingedEnergy #LanaDelRey #LizzieMcAlpine #QueerPodcast #PodcastChaos #DivaEnergy #BrisbanePodcast #NoPlan #Fuckassery #DivaTypes #MessyPodcast

Welcome back divas! This week takes a WILD turn as Sam discovers he's accidentally ended up on Epstein conspiracy Twitter—and the algorithm thinks we're full-blown conspiracists now. We spiral through whether we're being propagandized, how support groups for government victims are liking our tweets, and what it means when you tweet "feeling so 2109" and conspiracy theorists think you're one of them.Then we pivot to the REAL question: which apocalypses would we actually survive? We rank everything from zombie outbreaks (Walking Dead vs 28 Days Later vs Last of Us) to nuclear holocaust, natural disasters, and fungal infections. Are zombies supernatural or just infected? Would we survive flooding? Who's getting bitten first? We break down survival strategies, debate whether The Walking Dead counts as a supernatural show, and reveal who's actually making it through the end times.It's conspiracy theories, apocalypse survival rankings, and complete chaos. Exactly what you signed up for.FOLLOW US:Instagram: @okaydivapodcastTikTok: @okaydivapodcast0:00 Intro: Pink Pillow Size Wars1:00 Sam's Diva Moment: Bus Stop Fashion Defender7:31 Brock's Diva Moment: Rest & Relaxation Era10:59 The Epstein Twitter Spiral Begins20:11 Conspiracy Twitter Likes Our Tweets?!21:57 Horror Movie Tangent: Primate & End Times23:00 APOCALYPSE SURVIVAL RANKINGS28:13 Nuclear Holocaust vs Yellowstone Eruption31:26 Zombie Movie Debate (Are They Supernatural?)41:25 Divas of the Week Reveal48:14 Chappell Roan Concert Hype & Wrap Up

We survived Laneway. Barely. Iconically.In Episode 37 of Okay Diva, Brock and I debrief from St. Jerome's Laneway Festival on the Gold Coast, QLD — our Chappell Roan live experience (life-changing, tears were shed, we're different people now), festival culture as a concept, and what it's like being total divas in mosh pits (chaotic, necessary, spiritually correct).We break down Laneway Festival 2026, discuss whether music festivals are still worth the price of admission, dirt, and dehydration, and give our full Chappell Roan concert review (spoiler: she's everything, actually). We also get into festival etiquette, mosh pit politics, surviving crowds when you're built for VIP, and whether festivals are cultural touchstones or just expensive sweaty group therapy.This episode is for Chappell Roan fans, festival lovers, Laneway attendees, anyone who's ever been elbowed in a mosh pit and thought "this b*tch," and anyone wondering if live music still hits different. Spoiler: it does. Especially when you're a diva about it.🎪 Laneway Festival 2026 full review💅 Chappell Roan live: the experience, the tears, the transformation🎭 Festival culture deep dive: worth it or a scam?🧠 Mosh pit diva behaviour (a survival guide)

Reality TV doesn't know what's coming. But it should be scared.In Episode 36 of Okay Diva, Brock and I sit down to discuss the inevitable: our complete domination of reality television. We break down our Traitors strategy (unhinged, genius, would absolutely work), explain exactly how we'd devour RuPaul's Drag Race (runway? eaten. confessionals? iconic. challenge wins? excessive), and detail the unstoppable diva force we'd bring to literally any screen.We also dissect Masterchef, The Biggest Loser, and the reality TV industrial complex at large — asking the hard questions: Is there a bigger moral fable behind these shows? Are they social experiments or just chaos for profit? What do reality TV competitions say about society, ambition, and the human condition? (And also, would we win?)This episode is for reality TV obsessives, anyone who's ever screamed at The Traitors, Drag Race fans, competition show lovers, and anyone who's ever thought "I could do that better." Spoiler: we could.📺 Our Traitors strategy (it's giving mastermind)💅 Drag Race domination blueprint (we'd eat, obviously)🎭 Reality TV philosophy: morality tales or capitalist nightmares?🧠 What competition shows say about all of us (it's bleak but camp)We're not saying we'd win every reality show we touched. We're just saying production would want us to win. There's a difference.Cast us or don't. Either way, this episode is television.

History was made. Okay Diva finally has a guest!In Episode 35, we welcome our first guest ever — the legendary Bridie Shield (@the.divadiaries / @bridieshield), radio host at 4ZZZ's The Hot Spot (@thehotspot4zzz), diva hunter, and absolute champion of Australian music and local artists.Bridie is the creative force behind the viral "Who Is This Diva?" series — tracking down Brisbane's most stylish, fascinating people and getting them to spill on their best outfits, favourite music, and creative processes. They're a community radio icon, lifting up homegrown Aussie musicians, independent artists, and the Brisbane music scene with infectious energy and genuine love for the culture.We talk Australian radio culture, what it's like being a music tastemaker in Brisbane, the art of diva hunting, why supporting local artists matters, and how Bridie became the ultimate connector between underground music and mainstream audiences. It's chaotic, inspiring, and proof that real divas recognize real divas.If you love Aussie indie music, Brisbane creatives, community radio, or just want to know who the hell is serving looks and sounds in your city — this episode is for you.🎙️ First guest in Okay Diva history💅 Diva hunting, radio royalty & Aussie music deep dive🎵 Supporting local artists & the Brisbane scene📻 4ZZZ community radio championFollow Bridie:TikTok: @the.divadiariesInstagram: @bridieshieldThe Hot Spot: @thehotspot4zzz#AussieDivas #BrisbaneMusic #AustralianMusic #4ZZZ #CommunityRadio #LocalArtists #BrisbaneCreatives #AussieIndie #RadioHost #MusicDiscovery #BrisbanePodcast #OkayDiva #IndieMusic #MusicPodcast

2016 is back. Whether you're ready or not.In Episode 34 of Okay Diva, Brock and I dive deep into 2016 nostalgia — unpacking what 2016 actually was, what it meant culturally, and why the internet is suddenly obsessed with it again. Was 2016 really the golden year everyone claims? Or are we romanticising chaos? Is 2026 the new 2016? We investigate.We talk 2016 pop culture, 2016 music, 2016 aesthetics, the internet in 2016, and — most importantly — who we were back then. What were we doing? What were we listening to? What were we wearing? (The answers are humbling.)This episode is for anyone caught in the 2016 core renaissance, anyone asking "why does 2026 feel like 2016," or anyone who just wants to relive the year Lemonade dropped, Harambe became a meme, and the world felt like it was ending but also… kind of iconic?We compare 2016 vs 2026, break down the culture, question the mythology, and wonder if we're doomed to repeat it. Spoiler: we might be. And honestly? We're kind of into it.💿 2016 culture breakdown🎭 2016 nostalgia vs reality check🧠 Is 2026 the new 2016? A serious investigation📱 What we were doing in 2016 (embarrassing)Welcome back to 2016. Again. Forever. It's giving déjà vu, but make it camp.

This episode was inevitable.In Episode 33 of Okay Diva, Brock and I sit down and do the unthinkable: we expose our biggest unhinged diva moments. The receipts. The behaviours. The things that explain why we are like this. What starts as a laugh quickly turns into a full psychological excavation.We drag each other, relive moments that should’ve stayed buried, and come to terms with the fact that diva energy and unhinged behaviour might be spiritually linked. It’s messy, self-aware, and deeply unserious — but also… revealing.Think confession booth energy. Think therapy, but camp. Think “why did we say that out loud?”💅 Our biggest unhinged diva moments, finally named🎭 Reading each other with love (and malice)🧠 Chaos, but make it character developmentListener discretion advised. We had none.

This week on Okay Diva, we're diving deep into romance tropes — specifically the ones that live rent-free in queer cinema and absolutely wreck us emotionally every single time.Brock and I break down our favourite love story archetypes: forbidden love, enemies to lovers, childhood friends to lovers, the slow burn, the miscommunication chaos, and everything in between. We talk which tropes hit different in queer storytelling, which films execute them perfectly, and why some romance clichés just work when done right.From classic LGBTQ+ cinema to modern queer love stories, we're ranking, roasting, and romanticising the narrative patterns that make us cry, scream, and believe in love again (even when we shouldn't).🎭 Romance tropes decoded💕 Queer cinema deep dive🔥 Forbidden love vs enemies to lovers debate✨ The diva guide to love storiesWhether you're a hopeless romantic or just here for the discourse — this one's for the girlies who've rewatched their comfort queer romance 47 times and still aren't over it.Like, comment which romance trope is your Roman Empire, and subscribe if you've ever ugly-cried at a slow-burn payoff.#RomanceTropes #QueerCinema #LGBTQFilms #OkayDiva

Happy New Year divas 🎆Episode 31 is our official New Year reset — which means goals, aspirations, pop culture predictions, and a terrifying amount of confidence.This week, Brock and I sit down to talk what we’re manifesting for the year ahead, the films and music we’re already emotionally invested in, and the artists we’re betting everything on for 2026. Vision boards were implied. Delusion was confirmed.We also debut a brand new segment: Diva Takes — where opinions are shared freely, consequences are ignored, and friendships are briefly put at risk. I floated a wildly unserious, obviously fake hypothetical that absolutely should not be taken seriously. Brock responded by condemning war (as he should) while simultaneously finding time to compliment people I consider spiritually evil. It spiralled. I was scared. He gaslit me. I saw god.It’s hopeful, it’s chaotic, it’s deeply unserious — the perfect way to ring in a new year as divas.Here’s to fresh starts, bold opinions, and whatever the hell this year is about to be 🥂✨

Alright divas, it’s officially our Christmas episode AND our 30th episode, which feels fake but here we are 🎄✨This week Brock and I are leaning fully into festive chaos as we celebrate Episode 30 of Okay Diva with a very diva-coded Christmas special. No syllabus, no Divaology homework — just end-of-year vibes, holiday reflections, unserious takes, and whatever tangents feel correct in the moment.We kiki about the year that was, the moments that gagged us, the moments that nearly took us out, and why Christmas always brings out both the warmth and the unhinged behaviour. It’s camp, it’s cozy, it’s slightly chaotic — exactly how a diva should close out the year.Whether you’re wrapping presents, avoiding family conversations, or just need something cunty on in the background — welcome to our Christmas special, babe.Thank you for riding with us for 30 episodes. Same divas, same chaos, tinsel added.🎄✨

This week on Okay Diva, we continue to wrap up the year — and this week we cover the best movies and TV shows of 2025.Brock and I go through the films and series that defined our year: the undeniable slays, the surprise hits, the moments that lived rent-free in our brains, and the ones we absolutely will not stop talking about. It’s taste, cinema and insane cultural moments.🎬 Year-end rankings📺 Movies vs. TV supremacy💅 Diva opinions only, no neutral takes

Sam finally takes control of the podcast — and immediately accuses Rihanna of having a lisp, attempts to expose Brock’s most evil personality traits, and declares normiecore a punishable offence. This episode goes off the rails within minutes.What was meant to be a “planned discussion” turns into a full diva inquisition: pop culture allegations with no proof, moral grandstanding, getting even instead of getting mad, and an unhinged deep dive into why being a normie is the real threat to society.We spiral. We judge. We say things out loud that should’ve stayed as inside thoughts. And once the accusations start, there’s no walking them back.💅 Planned episode. Immediate abuse of power.🎭 Diva investigations based on vibes only.🔥 Normies will not enjoy this.Watch at your own risk. Like, comment, and subscribe — or we’ll assume you’re a normie.#OkayDiva #DivaPodcast #Rihanna #PopCultureDrama#Normiecore #InternetCulture #QueerPodcast #UnhingedPodcast

This week’s mid-week bonus episode is sponsored by absolutely nothing except the fact that I skulled an OxyShred before recording and unlocked a level of hyper-clarity nobody was prepared for — least of all Brock.Brock tried to lightly roast me, which accidentally activated my Hookup Lore Dump Mode, and suddenly I’m telling stories I’ve kept buried deeper than my savings account. Plus: the unfiltered high-speed thoughts that only come from caffeine, delusion, and diva energy colliding at full force.It’s messy. It’s fast. It’s unintentionally confessional. It’s peak Okay Diva.#OkayDiva #HookupLore #OxyShredEra #CaffeineConfessions #OvershareEnergy #PodcastSpiral #DivaChaos #BonusEpisode

We let Spotify do the talking and the receipts are iconic.This week Brock and I unseal our Spotify Wrapped and — surprise — the algorithm gagged us with the truth. We go track-by-track through our top genres, the songs we looped in secret, and artist obsessions who dominated our year.Sam’s hot take energy? Entirely fuelled by that theatrically chaotic pop genius who made cow-core a mood and who's career will forever be haunted by that one man... from that one live. You know the one — the queen of genre-sprints and rap pop.Brock’s soul? Soft, suburban confessionals — the small-town heartbreaker who writes whole atmospheres about parking lots and awkward crushes. The one whose “I love someone I can’t have” ache is a whole aesthetic and randomly went 80's that one time.We compare taste vs. stats and reveal it all to you xox. 💅 If you’ve ever been emotionally monogamous to an album, this one’s for you.💬 Tell us in the comments: Who was your favourite artist or album this year? #OkayDiva #SpotifyWrapped #Wrapped2025 #DojaCat #ConanGray #LadyGaga #TateMcrae #MusicPodcast #PopCulturePodcast #StreamQueens #DivaEnergy #YearInReview

This week on Okay Diva, we’re entering our Pop Culture Double Feature Era — because both Stranger Things and Wicked Part 2: For Good drop this week, and we simply had to open our big diva mouths about it.We kick things off with a full Wicked Part One recap: the slays, the choices, the wigs, the moments that lived rent free, and the moments that should’ve stayed in the drafts. Then we dive headfirst into Stranger Things Seasons 1–4, revisiting every Demogorgon, death, plot twist, and gay little breadcrumb the Duffers threw our way to emotionally destabilise us.Basically, it’s us prepping for the chaos of two cultural juggernauts landing at once — a green girlboss finale AND Hawkins going full apocalypse? The girls are stressed.Expect opinions, delusion, lore, timelines, theories, and diva energy turned up to 11 (literally).Welcome to the Okay Diva Pop Culture Crossover Episode. Grab your broom. Grab your bat. It’s showtime.

This week on Okay Diva, we go on a full ass ✈️ Melbourne side quest — and honestly? It almost broke us girls BUT it definitely healed us, rewired our neurons and tested our standards all at once.I tell all on directing a music video at THEE Round the Twist lighthouse, GAG. It was a peak childhood full circle MOMENT. It fr had me asking for the millionth time “how is this my life?”. Then Brock and I unpack Melbourne itself, what a concept.The serves, the slays, the mid as fuqs, the jump scares, the overpriced everything, the culture, or the lack thereof, the moments that ate, and the moments that gave us life. Nothing is safe as we tell ALL.#OkayDiva #MelbourneArc #RoundTheTwist #MusicVideo #DirectorEra #FilmSet #Podcast #AussiePopCulture #DivaEnergy

This week on Okay Diva, Brock and I go absolutely feral as we battle it out to create the definitive Top 10 Comedy Shows of All Time. I brought my list, he brought his, and honestly… neither of us came to play nice.We pitch, we defend, we scream-laugh, and we absolutely drag each other’s taste. I accuse Brock of being basic, he accuses me of being niche to the point of delusion — and somewhere in the chaos, we manage to build a list that’s actually iconic.We debate comfort TV like it’s philosophy, fight for our favourite shows like stage mums on their third wine, and question whether our friendship will make it to Episode 25.But in the end, our Top 10 is certified, gorgeous, and undeniably diva.#ComedyShowdown #Top10Comedy #OkayDiva #DivaDebate #QueerPodcasts #PopCulturePodcast #DivaEnergy

This week… we enter the conspiracy bunker sisters. Babes — has the thought ever crossed your mind, 'when did the world get so bleak?'. What if the world used to be more colourful on purpose?We’re diving into the theory that the shadow government drained vibrancy from culture to mute creativity, kill rebellion and keep people docile, neutral and beige.We get nostaligic on the pop culture and architectural saturation of the 1950's to early 2000's and talk on the death of maximalism, greige-core, the shift from glam to minimal, and how less colour = less personality = less resistance.Because a hyper-saturated world breeds imagination...And a grey world well sis that breeds compliance.Is this conspiracy camp? Yes.Is it also lowkey… making sense? Also yes.So buckle up divas — and welcome to the next battle against beige, boring, bs.

It’s Divaween babe 🎃And this week we’re doing something truly terrifying: ranking our Top 10 Horror Films of ALL TIME.From slashers to psychological torment to camp cult classics — we dissect the genre the way divas dissect haters: brutally and with taste. We debate scream queens, argue about what really makes a horror iconic, and unpack the films that traumatised us in the BEST ways growing up.This is our Halloween love letter to the movies that shaped our fear, our taste, and our diva delusion.Pop the popcorn, dim the lights, and prepare to scream.#TheHauntingOfOkayDiva #Divaween #HalloweenSpecial #HorrorMovies #Top10Horror #OkayDivaPodcast #PopCulture #QueerCreators #ScreamQueens #CultClassics

The veil is thinning, the vibes are off (or maybe on), and the divas are getting spiritual. This week, Sam and Brock dive head-first into the history of psychics, mediums, and those who claim to talk to the other side — and, of course, ask the most important question of all: would a true diva ever reincarnate as anything less than iconic?We get into it — the rise and fall of spiritual leaders, why society turned away from mystics and healers, and whether we’ve mistaken ancient wisdom for “woo-woo.” Sam questions if spirit work was ever meant to vanish… or if it just went underground (in heels).💅 Séances, sass, and a touch of existential crisis.🔮 Divas meet the divine.🎃 A Halloween pre-game for the spiritually unhinged.Join us as we light a candle, open the portal, and maybe… contact our higher (and more dramatic) selves.#OkayDiva #PsychicEnergy #SpiritWorld #DivasAndTheDead #HalloweenSpecial #Divaology #HotGirlHaunting #PodcastTherapyButHot

The grand finale is here, babe! 💅 After breaking down what makes a diva and why the world needs them, Brock & Sam reveal how to become one. From confidence to chaos control, this is your step-by-step guide to unlocking full Diva Energy™.✨ Learn it. Live it. Serve it. The syllabus ends, but the era begins.#DivaDiploma#OkayDiva #HowToBeADiva #Divaology101 #InnerDiva #ConfidenceIsCouture

This week, the divas are off the syllabus and back on their bullshit. 💅Episode 19 is a return to our fuckass roots — chaotic, unserious, and a little bit philosophical (but only by accident). We’re talking cunty veggies 🥦, the art of performing (on stage and in life), and why discomfort is the unspoken price of true friendship and community.It’s giving chaotic healing. It’s giving delusional insight. It’s giving two divas trying to make sense of being alive and a little bit feral.💅 Hot takes and heart-to-hearts🌶️ Veggies with attitude👯‍♀️ Friendship, friction, and fierce honestySometimes you study divaology. Sometimes you just talk shit. This week, we do both.#OkayDiva #Divaology #CuntyConversations #QueerPodcast #CreativeChaos #DivaPhilosophy #PodcastTherapyButHot #MessyAndMeaningful

The divas have always been the blueprint — and this week, we’re proving it. 💅In the final chapter of Why Month, Sam and Brock take a glam deep dive into the cultural, historical, and downright iconic moments where divas changed the world. From music to politics, pop culture to protest — the ripple effect of a true diva is undeniable.This episode is part history lesson, part fanfare, and part call to worship. Because when you trace the timeline of progress, there’s always a diva standing front and centre — mic in hand, drama in tow, and the world watching.✨ The divas who defined eras🎭 How diva culture shaped identity and rebellion👑 Why society still needs its icons to be loud, emotional, and unbotheredThe world doesn’t just want divas — it depends on them.#OkayDiva #WhyTheWorldNeedsDivas #Divaology #CulturalIcons #PopCulturePodcast #QueerPodcast #DivaEra #Herstory

What comes first — the confidence or the diva? The truth is, you can’t have one without the other. In this episode, we break down the Confidence Philosophy: how confidence shapes a diva, and how being a diva, in turn, creates even more confidence. They’re separate forces, but crucially connected — a cycle that fuels power, presence, and unapologetic self-belief.👑 Confidence makes a diva. A diva creates confidence. That’s the philosophy.#DivaConfidence #ConfidencePhilosophy #OkayDiva

Welcome to class, divas-in-training. 💅 In this week’s episode, we’re breaking down the Top Ten Diva Qualities you need to adopt if you want to stop playing background character and start living in the spotlight. From setting unapologetic standards to serving main-character confidence, these are the non-negotiables that make a diva… a diva.Expect sass, story-time, and maybe even a diva test to see how far you’ve come. 👑Because let’s be real: the world doesn’t reward quiet compliance — it rewards those who dare to walk in with rhinestones, rules, and a little bit of righteous chaos.✨ Press play and let us school you in divadom. ✨

Alright divas, syllabus check — we’ve spent the past month defining what a diva is, breaking down their DNA inside and out, and even battling it out with the poor neglected divos. But now it’s time to get personal.In this episode, we ask the big question: why do we even want to be divas in the first place? Is it about power, presence, survival, or just wanting to serve main character energy 24/7? Sam and Brock break down their personal reasons for chasing diva status, the chaos that comes with it, and why being a diva is more than just sequins and shade — it’s a way of life.💅 Our diva origin stories🎭 Why “diva energy” is the ultimate glow-up🔥 The manifesto for our diva eraBecause at the end of the day, being normal was never the assignment.

The month of “What is a Diva?” comes to a close with the ultimate face-off: Divas vs. Divos.This week, Sam and Brock ask the hard questions: What even is a Divo? Does it carry the same weight as Diva? Should we bring it back into the pop culture dictionary — or let it die a quiet death in the archives? From opera houses to modern meme culture, we’re pulling apart whether “Divo energy” stacks up against the timeless force of the Diva.👑 Expect chaos. Expect camp. Expect claws.💅 This final class might just prove that there can only ever be one true icon: the Diva.#DivaEnergy #DivoVsDiva #QueerPodcast

Alright divas, our diva studies continue — and this week we’re going deeper 😩. If last episode was about the external DNA of a diva (the look, the walk, the energy you can spot from across the room), this one is all about the internal qualities that actually fuel that energy.What’s going on in a diva’s head? What inner traits, values, and unshakable mindset allow them to step into the spotlight and command the room? From confidence to chaos, discipline to delusion — these are the internal switches that power the whole diva machine.✨ This week in the Diva Syllabus:💅 Diva Moment (because everyday chaos is curriculum)📚 Diva Case Study (the diva we’re dissecting this week)🧠 Main Topic: The Inner Qualities of a DivaThink of this episode as the diva’s inner workings what happens in the gorg heart, cunty mind, and vivacious soul that makes them them. Because being a diva isn’t just about the excellence, authenticity and audacity… it’s about what’s going on inside that lets them serve it to you every time.

Alright divasssss, we’re officially in our rebrand era — new format, new focus, same #Divalicious energy. Every episode now has:💅 Diva Moment (chaos counts as curriculum)📚 Diva Case Study (our newest classroom assignment)✨ Main Topic: The DNA of a DivaThis week: What is a Diva? Not just the word, but the energy, aura, and five external traits that make someone instantly recognisable as a diva. The walk, the talk, the vibe — that unshakable presence that makes you gasp, “Oh, that’s a diva.”Think of it as Diva School 101 — laying the foundations to study, define, and eventually become the divas we were always meant to be.Welcome to the new Okay Diva era, babe. The Cvntiest Class is officially in session.

The divas are getting academic. 📚✨In the first episode of our new Divatology 101: What, When, Where, Why, Who & How series, we sit down to finally answer the most obvious question: what is a diva?From opera houses to pop icons, from dramatic tantrums to divine feminine power — the word “diva” has shape-shifted through history, and we’re unpacking it all in true Okay Diva style.💅 Where did the word come from?🎭 How has pop culture rewritten it?🔥 And what does being a diva really mean today?We’re putting divahood on a timeline and claiming our seat at the table.Because if you don’t know what a diva is… are you even ready to be one?

Before the Instagram grid, before TikTok trauma-dumping — there were online playgrounds for chaotic, unmonitored, glitter-covered kids.In this week’s episode, we dive headfirst into the video games, chat rooms, and pixelated platforms that raised us — and ask the real question: Where did all the fun go?We unpack the lost worlds of childhood internet, the death of virtual freedom, and how those games helped build our first delusions of grandeur. From Moshi Monsters to Mario Kart meltdowns, this is a nostalgic spiral with flashbacks and puss.Then… the real tea spills.We go full ✨origin story✨ as we recall the early diva moments that made us who we are: tantrums, performances, high drama, musical theatre, and some light manipulation. (So just your standard queer upbringing.)💅 Childhood, but dramatic.🕹️ Gaming, but formative.🎭 Divalicious chaos, since birth.

The divas are fighting, and it’s not cute. Or… maybe it is.In Episode 9 of Okay Diva, tensions rise, claws come out, and the girls get physical as Sam and Brock finally crack. Whether it's unresolved diva drama, filthy shade, or just being too iconic to coexist — one thing's for sure: Shantay, You Stay Mad.We get messy. We get loud. We drag each other. And we question whether this podcast might actually be our villain origin story.💅 Sisterhood at its most ferocious.🎭 The library is open and someone’s feelings get read.💔 Being a Diva isn’t always pretty — but damn it’s entertaining.Come for the shade, stay for the drama.

What do Doechii, healing, and divine delusion have in common? This week, Sam kicks off The Artist’s Way and immediately turns it into a full-blown diva doctrine. That’s right: The Diva’s Way™. Where healing is hot, creativity is sacred, and showing up for yourself is the most powerful move of all.We talk:Why creativity is a spiritual practiceThe logic vs. intuition splitBrock’s acting journey & Sam’s screenwriting/poetry pathWhat it means to be blocked — and how to unblock yourselfWhy healing tools are more accessible than ever — and why most of us still resist themThis is your b*tch slap wake-up call to stop ghosting your talent and start your own diva-level spiritual journey. It’s giving inner work, outer slay.This is creative recovery, but sexy.This is healing, but with attitude.This is your sign to take yourself seriously, divinely.✨ Listen, reflect, and step into your iconic self.👑 And don’t forget to follow the pod — real divas stay up to date.

Class is in session, and Doctor Divas are teaching Diva 101: how to slay at a party, steal focus on a boat, and serve main character kuntiness with every step and strut.In Episode 7 of Okay Diva, we break down the fundamentals of presence, the art of knowing you’re hot, and the sacred power of ABBA.🎭 Expect:- Owning a room without saying a word- Diva protocols on yachts, clubs & houseparties- The link between self-worth and how you own a room💅 Whether you're a quiet storm or a dancefloor icon — this episode will awaken your inner showgirl DIVA.✨ Like, comment, subscribe and send this to the messiest person you know with the most delusional confidence. They deserve this.#OkayDiva #PartyLikeADiva #QueerPodcast #DivaPresence #MusicalTheatreGays #ABBA #PowerWalkingIsPuss #HotGirlEnergy

Feeling shattered, battered and burnt out? The divas this week talk all things mental health and whatever the hell else - girl I really didn't even know what was happening watching this back. We were on the edges of delirium fighting to stay awake but hey what the hell diva you'll see us in all states atp.Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe girliesAlas this episode is heavy on one thing - a Diva looks out for themself and their mental health. For a couple of lil resources and pieces 4 mental health:- Leo Skepi's channel- Way of the peaceful warrior - Dan Millman- Living with it - Bev Aisbett