Hello lesbians.

Hello, lesbians.

How are you?

Lesbians, we have on an amazing guest today, CEO and co-founder of Ingell, my favorite place on Earth.

What I also call heaven, what I also call corrections, what I also call my second home.

I usually go to Ingettel on Westbourne Grove Grove and you guys have seen me go there many, many

times over the past three years.

Me too.

We've got Joelle in the seat.

So I have been dying to get you on Joelle for quite a while now, mainly because of so

many reasons, first of all, you are one of the biggest divas that I've ever met in my life.

It's like watching an episode of Real Housewives whenever I see you. I feel like somebody needs to have a camera around you at all times just to kind of capture the way in which you are. Like I think that your character is so phenomenal and very, like enigmatic. I remember thinking that the first time that I ever met you in Injectural, I was like, who is this woman? She is the best. I looked over at Scarlet and we're like, who is she? And then we were like, yeah, and she's hot. And we're like, I know. So we need to. So we just kept coming back, Joelle. Yeah, yeah. See you again. Just see you and I'm never there, basically. And to also talk about your experience as well.

I mean, we often advocate for rights of trans in our community because it's an area in which I feel always gets overlooked.

And I feel like whenever anything happens within the LGBTQ plus community, that is to do with hate,

they will always go for the minority within the minority first.

Of course.

And unfortunately, that is trans people.

And so we try and say as much as we can, but obviously this is not a lived experience for me nor Scarlet.

So that's why I'd love to have you on to kind of talk about your journey as well as a trans woman and a beautiful one at that.

And to kind of for me as well to understand and for everybody else who's listening because I do think that it's one of those things where you can be as clued up as possible.

And I always say to everybody, educate yourself.

Like don't expect somebody who's going through something to educate you

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