Holdin’ Space with Z and Lee

Hosted by Zach Stoner and Lee Gray

Born from that Wicked meme and fuelled by late-night voice notes, Holdin’ Space is where chaos meets clarity. Hosts Zach Stoner and Lee Gray hold space for the deep and the dumb, the heartfelt and the hilarious — all with zero judgement and maximum side-eye. From family baggage to pop culture breakdowns, queer joy to existential dread, nothing’s off limits. It's not therapy, but it might feel like it. It’s not gossip, but it definitely is. In a world that’s doing the most, Holdin’ Space is here to do just enough. Tune in for real talk, wild laughs, and the occasional emotional spiral.

Episodes

  1. 07/03/2025

    for TS Madison & The Myth of Protecting Women

    This week, Lee is holding space for the icon, the mogul, the moment — Miss T.S. Madison. Because if you're not saying her name with your chest during Pride Month (or any month, tbh), then what are you even doing? 💁🏾‍♀️ We get into why Maddie matters, and use her as the launchpad for a bigger conversation about how trans people — especially Black trans women — are constantly being politicised, othered, and debated instead of protected, celebrated, or even just left alone. Lee and Z dive into the way toxic masculinity and hypermasculine fear fuel so much of the current transphobia, why the “women’s safety” narrative is often a smokescreen, and how the media stays loud and wrong. 🗞️💨 Don’t worry, it’s not all heavy — we wrap with a little kiki about dating, social masks, and why performing someone you’re not just isn’t sustainable (or cute). 🕰️ Chapters 00:00– Holdin’ Space for T.S. Madison 14:41 – Understanding Trans Issues and Societal Norms 22:55 – The Debate on Women's Safety and Trans Rights 23:49 – Understanding Sexual Offender Statistics 24:21 – The Real Issues Affecting Women 25:16 – Debating Feelings vs. Facts 26:44 – Cultural Discussions and Control of Women 28:14 – The Absurdity of Gender Segregation 31:16 – Empathy and Independence in Men 32:08 – Trans Representation in Media 32:27 – Locker Room Conversations and Comfort Levels 37:12 – The Hypocrisy of Triggering Anatomy 39:09 – Reverse Catfishing: Authenticity vs. Performance

  2. 06/26/2025

    for Tops That Text Back & Sex Ed That Doesn’t Suck

    This week on Holdin’ Space with Z & Lee, Lee steps into his grown era 👏🏽 and reflects on all the ✨ lessons learned ✨ from past messes — because if you're not growing, you're just repeating the same situations with different hairstyles. We get real about sex, self-worth, and the sacred act of being with someone who actually cares 🛐 (shout out to the gentle tops doing the Lord’s work 🙌🏾). Z shares some Pride Month reflections 🏳️‍🌈 — the celebration, the struggle, and the slightly overdone corporate collabs. We dive into coming out stories (some cute, some chaotic), explore the gaps in queer sex ed 📚, and answer a very honest listener letter about how to prep for sex (aka Bottoming 101 🍑🚿). No shame here, just truths, tea, and a few tips your PE teacher definitely skipped. Whether you’re finding yourself, finding your position, or finding the confidence to speak up in bed — we got you. This episode is tender, shady, and everything in between 💅🏽. 🕰 Chapters:00:00 – Lee’s growth era begins (again) 🌚02:31 – Pride Month without the performative glitter 🎉05:18 – In praise of Tops That Care 💆🏽‍♂️07:56 – Why sexual etiquette is hot 🔥10:29 – Global Pride vibes 🌍11:21 – Coming out: the soft launch vs. the scream 🧏🏽21:06 – Balancing faith and your freaky side 🙃25:11 – Is it sin or is it Sunday? ⛪️27:40 – More coming out gags (literally) 🤐31:53 – First times: the expectation vs. the chaos 🎬43:05 – Bottoming 101: Prep, patience & poppers 😮‍💨🍑

About

Born from that Wicked meme and fuelled by late-night voice notes, Holdin’ Space is where chaos meets clarity. Hosts Zach Stoner and Lee Gray hold space for the deep and the dumb, the heartfelt and the hilarious — all with zero judgement and maximum side-eye. From family baggage to pop culture breakdowns, queer joy to existential dread, nothing’s off limits. It's not therapy, but it might feel like it. It’s not gossip, but it definitely is. In a world that’s doing the most, Holdin’ Space is here to do just enough. Tune in for real talk, wild laughs, and the occasional emotional spiral.