Giselle Mirasol
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Celebrate sex and gender with Giselle Mirasol, a seasoned crossdresser from California as she explores gender-related topics ranging from crossdressing and sexuality, to fashion and relationships. Giselle’s experiences, along with exciting guests, will help guide you through the vast world of gender. Curious about crossdressing? Do you know the difference between sexual identity and sexual orientation? Or dumbfounded at the idea of why a man would ever consider wearing a thong? Well, tune into The CrossYaas Podcast to learn more! Go to www.crossyaas.com for behind-the-scenes stuff and even more extras!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Personal testimony makes gender identity legible through choices about family, work, presentation, transition, and public life.
On The CrossYAAS Podcast: Appreciating Crossdressing, Sexuality and Gender, Giselle Mirasol and Billy build conversations around people describing gender in the texture of daily life.
Rainbow lasers over Market Street; you get the jokes and nerves of showing up as yourself.
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A regret-soaked conversation about gender, self care, and the strain of living two lives.
Billy frames Daniela's visit as a close, personal Cross Yas conversation about dressing, sexuality, and gender. He says they had known each other for about a year, and that he invited her on after they went out on Valentine's Day. Regret hangs over the episode too.
A grateful return that folds comeback, identity, and support into one loose, honest pass.
Giselle Mirosol returns after a hiatus with a calm, personal reset that keeps circling identity, gender, sexuality, and the work of keeping on.
A loose, tender catch-up about getting dressed, feeling good, and letting the night work.
This episode plays like a small, affectionate check-in, following Giselle as she gets ready, heads out, and settles on an outfit-and-makeup combination that feels right.
A plainspoken update about cross-dressing, confidence, and seeing Lily in the mirror.
This update checks back in with Lily after a few months and keeps the focus on what has shifted since the earlier appearance. What stands out is how a move from occasional cross-dressing to a more regular habit seems to help her feel more like herself.
A candid nudge to stop waiting and show up now.
Amir Saul uses CrossYAAS Big Idea: Be Good Today as a direct argument against putting things off. He leans on Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius to press the same point from a few angles: demand more from yourself now, not later.
A direct, personal conversation about cross-dressing, disclosure, and being accepted.
Cross Yes spends its time on Alexis Charbonneau's account of cross-dressing and the trouble of being herself. What sticks is the plain, awkward detail: hiding makeup, deciding when to tell a partner, worrying it was her fault, then learning it had been there since childhood.
A candid, loose conversation about reinvention, dysphoria, and figuring out what feels right.
Billy opens with full YAS energy, and the episode settles into Sophie speaking plainly about stepping away from an old online self, returning under a different alias, and the size of the reset that followed.
A blunt, lived-in ex-spouse conversation about gender, divorce, and what still stings.
Billy and Lauren spend the episode in plain sight with each other, talking through marriage, divorce, coming out, crossdressing, sexuality, and gender. The conversation does not try to smooth any of it over.
Queer stereotypes, sharpened and set loose.
Queer pop culture, loudly and lovingly overread.
Blunt talk on sex, identity, and desire.
Giselle comes back after a mental hiatus and opens things up wide.
Giselle shares her recent dinner hangout with Billy, reflecting on Billy's transformation from isolation in Texas to becoming a church leader in California.
Host Giselle returns with a solo rant, sharing updates on her teaching job, reflections on stoicism, aging faces, and her habit of walking through cemeteries to contemplate mortality.
Giselle welcomes Linz back after a three-year gap.
Sophie opens things in a loose, joking mood and gets Billy on the mic with plenty of friendly noise around the edges.
Billy introduces Kinsey as a longtime listener and couple time contributor, and the two settle into the show’s familiar playful banter.
Billy returns after a couple weeks away with a very personal conversation about Daniela.
Jillian comes on the Cross Yes podcast to talk about what it means to be a 50-year-old cross-dresser from Nevada.
The CrossYAAS crew gathers in the mountains and opens with a loose, affectionate check-in.
Lily comes back with an update after the earlier conversation.
Sarah Kay is back on Cross Yas, and Billy treats her like a familiar returning guest.
Host Giselle Mirosol reflects on a Stoic quote from Epictetus—'if you wish to improve, you must be willing to look clueless or stupid'—and applies it to her own journey in podcasting and, more centrally, to her early, awkward experiences with crossdressing and gender expression.
Billy welcomes Sophie back for a second Cross Yas chat.
Giselle Mirosol comes back on the podcast after a long hiatus and says plainly that she is back.
Billy brings on Lauren, his ex-wife, for a very personal conversation about marriage, divorce, and gender.
Linz is back for part two.
In the 200th episode milestone, host Giselle explores the philosophical concept of 'amor fati' (love of fate) and applies it to self-acceptance in cross-dressing, gender identity, and sexuality.
Host Giselle Mirosol uses Stoic philosophy from Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius to confront her own procrastination in podcasting and gender expression, urging listeners to 'demand the best of yourself' today rather than tomorrow.
Host Giselle Mirasol discusses crossdressing, sexuality, and gender, and gives a 'yas' shoutout to Olympic figure skater Alyssa Liu.
Giselle shares her excitement about dressing up and meeting coworkers after a hiatus, encouraging listeners to embrace their true selves.
Host Giselle Mirasol discusses the complexity of having multiple identities and the pressure to conform to them.
Giselle returns after a hiatus, sharing her experience dressing up in San Francisco and receiving compliments, which boosts her confidence and inspires this episode.
Giselle discusses her weight loss journey and lack of podcast consistency, while encouraging listeners to focus on their own priorities beyond crossdressing and gender topics.
An interview with Renee, a 28-year-old bisexual crossdresser, discussing her journey and identity.
Host Giselle Mirasol interviews Claire about her experiences with crossdressing and gender expression.
Host Giselle Mirasol interviews Claire, a non-binary genderfluid crossdresser, about her journey of self-acceptance and defying societal norms.
Host Giselle Mirasol interviews Steph Fredericks, a crossdresser and trans individual, about her coming out and divorce story.
A crossdresser shares her experiences and feelings about presenting as a woman, including the desire for acceptance and the confidence it brings.