1am Podcast Interview Drop!

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⭐ My KDoll Interview Drops Tonight — 1am GMT! ⭐

Guess what?!  

My KDoll interview is dropping tonight at 1am GMT, and honestly, I’m buzzing. This conversation went deeper than I expected. It’s not just an interview… it’s a piece of my story, my voice, my journey as a disabled woman, survivor, advocate, and human being trying to carve space in a world that doesn’t make it easy.

This feature means a lot to me because it isn’t about superficial gloss or perfect packaging — it’s about truth.

It’s about the messy bits, the powerful bits, the parts of us we’re told to hide. KDoll gave me room to speak, really speak, about disability, identity, autonomy, community, resilience, and everything we carry quietly.

If you’ve followed my work, my advocacy, my petitions, or even just my little corner of honesty online — this interview is for you.

If you’ve ever felt erased, underestimated, or misrepresented — this interview is for you.

If you’re navigating disability, trauma, small-town politics, survival, or self-discovery — this interview is definitely for you.

🌙 When & Where?

⏰ Tonight / early tomorrow morning — 1am GMT

📍 Facebook Event:

https://facebook.com/events/s/beyond-the-dollface-how-sarah-/1351127826559201/

Give it a click, hit “interested” or “going,” and join me for the premiere.

💬 What’s Inside the Interview?

Without spoiling everything, we dive into:

What it actually means to live beyond people’s assumptions

Disability identity, visibility, and the social realities most people overlook

Surviving small-town cruelty, online hate, and standing your ground

Advocating for justice even when it’s uncomfortable

Becoming a voice for others while still protecting your own heart

Rebuilding yourself after being knocked down

It’s vulnerable. It’s honest. It’s empowering.

And it’s absolutely me — unfiltered.

🩵 Why This Matters

So often, disabled women are turned into caricatures, used as a trophy piece for Disability Inclusion, or cautionary tales. This interview lets me exist as a whole person — flawed, learning, passionate, tired, driven, angry when I need to be, hopeful when I can be.

Visibility matters.

Autonomy matters.

The stories of disabled people matter.

And tonight, I get to share mine on a platform that values authentic voices.

✨ Join Me for the Premiere

Set your alarms. Bring a cuppa. Share the link.

Let’s make some noise for disabled storytelling that doesn’t bend itself to make others comfortable.

I’d love to know your thoughts after you watch — your support means more than you know.

See you at 1am. 💙


-K•Doll 🔥✨

Sarah Wingfield 


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