Popular podcasts about lesbian relationships
Here are five lesbian- and queer-dating-focused podcasts that might resonate with you:
Dateable AF – Hosted by Sarah Kyle & Rachel Howell, this podcast is all about “women who date women” (and all the letters you vibe with) navigating queer dating, from ghosting to soft-launches. dateableaf.com+1
Why it’s good: It’s specifically geared toward WLW (women-loving-women) dating, with humour and honesty.
Tip: Listen to episodes on common patterns (like communication, boundaries) and see what applies to your own vibe.
Queer Women Rising® with Sophia Spallino – Hosted by matchmaker Sophia Spallino, this one offers advice and stories about lesbian dating, love, and the sometimes drama-filled ride to commitment. iHeart+1
Why it’s good: It has a “dating to commitment” lens, which can be great if you’re thinking long-term.
Tip: If you’re in or heading toward a more serious phase of dating, check out the episodes about aligning values + future goals.
The Lesbian Love Podcast – Hosted by Pamela Gort (a lesbian-relationship coach), this podcast explores the “world of lesbian love” including dating frustrations, culture, sex, and conscious relationships. Apple Podcasts
Why it’s good: It goes beyond just the “first date” stage into the deeper relational terrain.
Tip: If you find yourself past the small talk and want something more reflective, this could be a strong pick.
Love’s A Pitch: A Queer Dating Podcast – Hosted by comedian Carolyn Bergier, this one brings a lighter touch: each guest pitches themselves as a “catch” and they discuss desire, connection, and queer dating in the LGBTQ community. Apple Podcasts+1
Why it’s good: Fun and accessible, especially if you want something that mixes entertainment + insight.
Tip: Start with an episode where you recognise the guest’s situation (maybe similar to yours) to feel more connected.
The Lesbian Dating App Disasters Podcast – Hosted by Bréon LaDawn, focusing on experiences of online dating as a Black lesbian in Detroit. It’s more story-based about the “disasters” and real ups & downs of queer dating apps. Apple Podcasts+1
Why it’s good: It offers relatability and humour, especially around the messy side of dating apps and navigating queerness + intersections.
Tip: Even if you’re not using apps, the stories can help you feel less alone and pick up cautionary/insightful lessons.
