NoUglyChicksPodcast

Welcome to another episode of NoUglyChicksPodcast — this week I had the absolute pleasure of sitting with Dianne Brill, the original Queen of the Night.In the 1980s and ’90s, Dianne was the woman everyone wanted to know — a muse, model, fashion designer, author, and ultimate New York nightlife icon. Known for her platinum-blonde hair, corseted looks, and magnetic presence, she embodied glamour at a time when the city was electric with art, music, and rebellion. Andy Warhol called her “the girl who

Fresh off of New York Fashion Week, I got to sit down with a true staple in fashion culture — designer and entrepreneur Brandon Blackwood. Raised in Brooklyn in a Caribbean household, Brandon’s upbringing and multicultural roots shaped his creative lens and fueled the drive to build something lasting in one of the toughest industries in the world.In this episode, we dive into his early journey, the leap of faith that launched his namesake brand, and the lessons he’s learned over the past 10 years in

Welcome to Episode 6 of Nouglychickspodcast!This week, I sit down with Frank Cooke — sneaker designer, creative director, and cultural storyteller — to talk about his influential run with Jordan Brand and Nike, and the mark he’s left on sneaker culture. Starting on Jordan Brand’s exclusive NRG team, Frank helped bring to life some of the most talked-about releases in recent history, including the Nigel Sylvester Air Jordan 1, “Not For Resale” AJ1, Travis Scott collaborations, and reimagined retro

Nouglychickspodcast is back!In this episode, I open up about my hiatus, the rebrand, and the new direction of the podcast. It’s still cool, creative, and relatable—but now cleaner, more polished, and rooted in deeper purpose.I also had the honor of sitting down with Lysa Cooper—legendary stylist, creative visionary, and true icon in the world of fashion. With a résumé that includes styling for Rihanna, Beyoncé, LL Cool J, Eve, and P!nk, Lysa has been instrumental in shaping the look and feel of pop

In this episode, I’m reflecting on my journey—being sober, learning, and growing as I navigate 27. I talk about leveling up my brand, getting deeper into the gym grind, and why NYC retail culture is straight-up rude and nasty. Plus, I share my experience at my first New York Rangers game and give my thoughts on Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR’s new album, along with FKA Twigs’ latest drop. You already know it’s unfiltered and all real.

In this episode, I open up about the whirlwind of emotions I’ve been feeling as my 27th birthday approaches. Turning another year older has me reflecting on my personal growth and my hopes for the year ahead. One of the biggest moments of my journey so far has been coming out as gay to my dad. It wasn’t easy for him to process, and it came with its challenges, but I’m proud to be standing in my truth and living authentically. Beyond the personal, I’m also celebrating a huge milestone—my podcast is

Welcome to episode 2, This isn't just a rant-it's a real conversation about accountability, navigating big-city energy, and staying informed about cultural and industry shifts. It took me awhile to finally take a look within myself, and had a Issa Rae rap in the mirror self talk with myself. " Like G get it together" On the positive note I get to fight another day. To summarize this episode I would say accountability is the main point of action. From traveling to Los Angeles for two weeks, self

In our very first episode, we’re setting the tone for what the @nouglychickspod is all about. This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a movement for beautiful-spirited people. We dive into the meaning behind the name, why negativity makes you an “uglychick,” and what you can expect in future episodes. From sports and cultural news to fashion, relationships, and the everyday struggles of young adults, no topic is off-limits.Tune in as I share my unfiltered thoughts, a little mess, and plenty of valid takes