sorry i'm a bitch

This is a candid, humor-forward show built for anyone who’s been labeled “a bitch,” mixing feminism, mental health, pop culture, and politics into frank conversations. Guests are typically people who can speak directly to identity, justice, and lived experience—with personality and a willingness to be real.

42 episodes, Irregular, 4.3 rating

<1k, Female, USA

YouTube: 145 subscribers

Kaylee Ellis, Jon Boyd

Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Comedy, Self-Improvement, Parenting

A public-facing figure with lived experience or credible expertise tied to feminism/identity/justice (often public officials, activists, journalists), or a recognizable local/regional media personality who can bring strong personality and storytelling.

Elected office or public leadership roles, Media presence (anchors/reporters), Advocacy work or community-based organizing, Campaign visibility and public communication experience

J.D. Ford - Joy, Justice, Community Advocacy From Within The System; Working Families, Affordable Healthcare, Equal Rights; Practical Politics And Lived Experience., Alexa Ross - Real-life Ghost Stories; Rankings Of Villains; Dybbuk Box Cursed Lore And Book Tangents., George Hornedo - Why He’s Running; Issues For Indiana Voters; What Makes The Campaign Distinct; Appeal Of Making Politics Feel Engaging.

Feminism, Mental Health, LGBTQ, Politics, Justice, Identity, Activism, Pop Culture, Community, Representation