Pointlesss Talks
Pointlesss Talks
A podcast by a Jamaican woman that identifies as a member of the LGBTQ+ Community. This podcast is for every West Indian who is very in touch with their roots and also identifies as a member of the LGBTQ community. This is a safe space filled with laughs, feelings, stories, profanity, and some very gay friendly and Caribbean topics. A podcast for people like myself, who are in touch with both and want to feel whole instead of having to choose which one they want to be at any space in time.
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Nov 20, 2025
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Episodes
Episode 3 | I’m not a homophobe, I have gay friends 18.02.2018 1:11:46
Things heat up as Pointlesss sits down with El Negro & Light Skin Records (two cisgender, heterosexual Caribbean men) to discuss, the Grammys, Jamaican films and their depiction, the me too movement, and trans women. This episode may contain offensive words, profanity, and unintentional use of prejudice terms due to unlearning ingrained ignorance.
Episode 2 | Depression, anxiety, and feelings 03.02.2018 43:20
One ooman show as Pointlesss Talks in circles about depression, anxiety, and emotional instability....among other things. A bit emotional and a tad heavy. I promise, no tears were shed in the taping of this episode.
Episode 1 | Two Lesbians, One With Exceptions 24.01.2018 1:04:45
Pointlesss stutters her way through episode 1 as we intro the show and discuss a few topics. DemSuga speaks on bringing a same sex partner home to the islands. Bumbobloodclaat makes it’s debuts and Pointlesss gets too excited on a few subjects (excuse the table slapping). Party talks, Jamaicans a live long, trans women are beautiful, talking “privacy for protection”, slurs, and being out and still...
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