The Baddie in Me: Grace on dating, building Unlonely in crypto & finding what's next
In this episode of The Baddie in Me, Jessyfries chats with Grace about the unexpected virality of her wedding date post on Twitter and Farcaster, and how it led to someone even building a mini app for applicants. We also talk about her co-founded project Unlonely, a livestream app created with her brother, and its reality-style dating show Love on Leverage, where Jessyfries was one of the participants! She shares what it was like building Unlonely, her past role at YouTube working with creators, and how transparency is a key value she carries across projects. Earlier this year, she stepped away from Unlonely to reflect on her next chapter, unsure if it’ll stay in crypto, as she navigates the addictive nature of the space, and her desire for more purpose-driven work. We also talk about: - Building an online persona as a sassy, honest “internet girlie” - The struggle of juggling platforms like Lens, Farcaster & Twitter - Her views on authenticity, networking, and building engaged communities - Overcoming imposter syndrome and learning to trust herself - Finding balance while staying online and being visible This is a fun and real convo about internet culture, dating, social-fi, and growing up in crypto.
The Baddie in Me I Vienna from curating art to launching Lan party
In this episode of The Baddie in Me, Jessy chats with Vienna, a curator, researcher, and co-founder of Lan Party, a curatorial project she launched with Benoit. Vienna dives into what it means to bring context to art in the crypto space, her vision for curation on-chain, and why internet-coded aesthetics matter. From Tumblr nostalgia to conceptual frameworks, Vienna offers a thoughtful lens on where art, culture, and Web3 intersect.
The Baddie in Me I Selene blending magic & design
In this episode of The Baddie in Me, Jessy talks with Selene, who chose the theme Mystic. Selene is a product designer and 3D artist with a love for storytelling, fantasy, and creating new worlds. With a background in graphic design, she blends mystical ideas with everyday things, often with a product or concept in mind. She opens up about her journey from freelancing to design, using Web3 tools to showcase her art, and her growing interest in sharing her thought process online. Selene also talks about the challenges of putting herself out there, finding balance, and building a creative life that feels true to who she is.
The Baddie in Me I how girlypop is changing crypto culture with Katy from reply girls
In this episode of The Baddie in Me, Jessy sits down with Katy, the founder of the Girlypop channel on Farcaster and host of the soft girl-coded podcast Reply Girls. They talk about showing up in crypto with hyperfeminine energy, building women-first experiences in tech, and why podcasts don’t have to sound like a TED Talk to be smart. From working on a breast cancer prevention app to creating a cute format for her podcast "reply girls", Katy opens up about her journey from women’s health to web3, the power of branding, and why the future of content might just be pink-coded and personal.
lambchop on design, identity & becoming the Farcaster queen
In this episode of The Baddie in Me, Jessy kicks off Season 2 with artist and designer Lambchop, who chose the theme “Chopper” to guide the conversation. Known for her bold internet presence on Farcaster and unique blend of design, fashion, and performance, Lambchop opens up about the identity behind the name, her creative obsessions, and the movement she’s building across platforms like Farcaster. The two dive into everything from Lambchop’s reality TV experience, her love for Hello Kitty and jeans, to how she uses vlogs as performance art. She also shares what it means to represent her Algerian background through her work, her thoughts on branding and fast fashion, and how she’s challenging what it means to be a North African designer online.
The Baddie in Me | tinyrainboot on being an internet artist in web3
In this episode of The Baddie In Me, jessyfries sat down with tinyrainboot an internet artist, writer, and creative girlie whose world mixes ai art, poetry, 3d, video, and pure storytelling energy. They talked about how she sold her first nfts on lens, and what it’s really like to be an artist in the era of free mints, memecoins, and girl-coded movements. tinyrainboot opens up about finding her space in web3, how it gave her confidence, career opportunities, and a way to express herself exactly how she wants. ps: this episode was recorded late 2024
Context S4: Navigating the Future of Virtual Worlds w/ Bay Backer, Head Producer @ Decentraland
Blake speaks with Bay Backner about all things Decentraland (she's the head producer there)! This is a must listen to learn all of its ins and outs…from LAND vs. MANA to how the DAO operates vs. the foundation. Bay is the real deal, she started as an artist creating in Decentraland with support from the DAO and now she works for the foundation as the head producer…so she’s seen all sides. Bay and Blake dive into the dynamics of virtual worlds, what makes Decentraland so unique, how it’s a super friendly place for creators and ofcourse, they talk digital fashion and Metaverse Fashion Week, happening April 9-12 (Bay also drops some exclusive alpha about what to expect!). This is such an inspiring convo that will help you understand the future of virtual worlds and why Decentraland is at the forefront. Bay: https://x.com/BayBackner Metaverse Fashion Week: https://mvfw.org/?utm_org=dcl&utm_source=context&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=mvfw25&utm_term=podcast&utm_content=bay Decentraland: https://decentraland.org/?utm_org=dcl&utm_source=context&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=mvfw25&utm_term=podcast&utm_content=bay Boys Club Newsletter: https://boysclub.beehiiv.com/
Linda Went Viral on X & Is Helping the Girlies Get Paid
In this episode JessyFries sits down with Linda, who built her brand on X and went viral practically overnight. But it’s not just about going viral, it’s about what she’s doing with that visibility. Linda is using her platform to support women who are trying to make money, build something real online, and feel empowered doing it. One thing she said was: “It’s our time to shine, not just because we want to, but because we’ve put in the work and we deserve to get paid.”
Dayana: From Shy Kid to Blockchain Diva
Meet Dayana, a content creator who turned her life around after discovering blockchain through her boyfriend. In this fun and relatable interview she shares how web3 gave her a sense of community, cool friends, and job opportunities she never imagined. From being bullied as a kid to networking at crypto events and working with Cointelegraph, Dayana’s story is all about finding belonging and thriving with Lens Protocol and the Lens Girls movement.
Definn navigating tech as a woman coder
In this episode Jessy chats with Definn about what it’s really like being a woman developer in a male-dominated industry. She opens up about the challenges she’s faced: from being in Discord servers where men spoke openly and disrespectfully about women, to having a bikini photo from when she was 23 shared by colleagues at work. Beyond that, they get into her pivot from working in SEO to joining the Lens Protocol, where she’s now building her own vision. Definn also shares about her journey creating an NFT gallery on Lens, which started as Mystic Garden and is evolving into Agora. Definn is proof that even in spaces that weren’t built for us, we’re still building.
Chloe’s Glow-Up Story
In this episode of The Baddie in Me, Jessyfries sits down with Chloe, an artist and model she connected with on Lens Protocol. They chat about all the things: Chloe’s vibrant girly pop art, her skincare must-haves, and her journey through tough family dynamics. It’s raw, relatable, and totally baddie energy!
Losi's journey on building her brand
Jessy and Losi explore various themes surrounding branding, creativity, and the challenges faced by women in the crypto industry. They discuss their personal experiences with branding, the importance of authenticity, and the dynamics of humor and sarcasm in their online personas. The conversation also touches on the entrepreneurial journey, the integration of music and blockchain, and the significance of community building. Throughout the dialogue, they share insights on navigating gender dynamics and the importance of supporting one another in a male-dominated space.
Vana exploring the digital nomad lifestyle
Jessy and Vana explore the intricacies of the digital nomad lifestyle, discussing the pros and cons of constant travel, the motivations behind Vana's journey to Southeast Asia, and the transition from a traditional career in law to the crypto world. They talk about the importance of building a personal brand, the role of numerology in daily life, and the challenges of navigating social media dynamics. The discussion also touches on the future of web3 social platforms and the complexities of decentralization. Vana and Jessy explore various aspects of life as content creators, discussing the importance of balancing online presence with personal life, the inspiration they draw from each other and their community, and their future aspirations. They also share a light-hearted moment discussing their love for fries, showcasing their fun dynamic and the importance of enjoying life amidst their busy schedules.
The Birth of Bonsai: From Meme Coin to Culture Currency
The episode welcomes Carlos Beltran, the creator of MadFi and the Lens-native culture currency, Bonsai. Throughout our discussion, we dive into his journey as a founder, the highs and lows of building MadFi, and how Bonsai is shaping culture and creativity within the Lens ecosystem. Carlos also shares his ambitious vision for Lens to reach a billion users and how Bonsai plays a key role in that growth. Finally, we chat about the importance of grants and the need for founders to rethink social from the ground up. I hope you enjoy our conversation.
