10/16/2025
New Episode Alert!!!!!
Let’s Dish: Faith, Love & Healing
October 15, 2025
Dishing with Buff Faye :: New Episode Out Now!
📅 Release Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2025
🎧 Listen now at BuffFaye.com/podcast
In this week’s heartfelt episode of Dishing with Buff Faye, we step into a powerful and glitter-filled journey through the intersection of spirituality, q***rness, and healing—with just the right amount of Halloween camp to keep things fabulous. At a time when many LGBTQ+ folks still struggle to find themselves welcomed in faith spaces, this episode boldly declares: You are beloved. You are divine. You belong.
Buff opens the show with a surprise visit from her ride-or-die sidekick Funsize, who crashes the studio in full spooky-season spirit. Dressed as a hangry T-Rex for Halloween, she brings her usual sass, sweetness, and spooky joy. The two queens spill the tea on fall festivities, costume plans, and even a bit of drag herstory—revealing that RuPaul wasn’t the first drag queen on TV. That title belongs to Craig Russell, a 1970s icon and former assistant to Mae West, who slayed stages and screens before drag was ever mainstream.
From that joyful intro, the episode moves into sacred territory with special guest Rev. Leo Jones-Morton, Senior Pastor of Unifour Church in Newton, NC. A longtime spiritual leader with a message rooted in radical welcome and affirmation, Pastor Leo shares his personal journey in ministry—from his ordination in 1997 to his recent theological studies at Yale. He speaks candidly about reclaiming faith as a place of joy and healing, not shame and exclusion.
Together, Buff and Pastor Leo explore what it means to create spaces of spiritual belonging for q***r people. His message is simple and powerful: God’s love embraces everyone—exactly as they are.
The episode also spotlights his upcoming book, Glitter Psalms (releasing May 26, 2025). Described as “a glitter-covered gospel of becoming,” the book offers radiant, q***r-affirming reflections for the misfits, the drag queens, the survivors, and the seekers. These psalms don’t whisper—they roar, sparkle, and testify.
This is an episode for anyone looking to reconnect with their spirit, reclaim their worth, and feel seen—in both the church and the world. Let’s Dish, y’all.