As one of Queerolina’s co-founders, Becca wears many sparkly hats, but their main magic happens behind The Queer Vision. From dreaming up each issue to weaving together articles, interviews, and art, she makes the magazine come to life every month. If you’re flipping through its pages, you’re looking at their creative chaos in action.

Ellen brings the cosmic chaos to The Queer Vision with her monthly column Cosmic Bullshit. If you’re laughing at a ridiculous puzzle, it’s probably her doing.

She’s also the brilliant brain behind Queerolina’s Book Club and put together our Discord (if you haven’t joined yet, you should come chat with us!!). Ellen also keeps Becca from spiraling, which makes her the most important member of our team imo.

Sienna captures the magic and the mess of Queerolina. From drag shows to candid moments, if you’ve seen a photo that made you feel something, it was probably Sienna behind the camera. As Head of Media, she leads the photographers and videographers who help us document every glittery, sweaty, beautiful moment we create together.

Nurse Nikki is a passionate nurse and dedicated advocate committed to transforming healthcare for queer communities. Through her podcast, Smut, Did You Say?, she opens the door to conversations about diversity, respect, and consent in medical settings—always with a smile, a laugh, and an open heart. When she’s not behind the mic, she’s supporting others, uplifting queer voices, and bringing her signature positivity into every space she enters.

Every great night needs a great DJ, and Jon is ours. He reads the room, builds the energy, and keeps the dance floor exactly where it needs to be. If your feet won't stop moving, that's his fault.

Giallo shoots the things that deserve to be seen: art, boudoir, burlesque, camp, cheese, and drag. The full spectrum of fabulousness, basically. He’s our second eye on the ground, and you'll find him especially at Strut, Slut bringing the same care and artistry he brings to everything he shoots. Some photographers capture moments. Giallo captures feelings.