It's the season one finale! To end the year, I'm joined by Cyale (@sassblaster) to talk about sex positivity and dick. Expect sass, laughing and some honest story time with the two of us! Finally, thank you for listening to the first season of the podcast, it's been amazing!

TW: Abuse. For today's special birthday episode, I (@tedburr) go on a little tour of the last ten years in a podcast version of 2009 vs 2019. I talk about past relationships, body image, and not being so hard on yourself! Hey, it's my party, I'll pod if I want to!

In this episode I talk about my experience with the casting process of the recent docu-series "Who Are You Calling Fat?", the final product, body positivity and fatness as they are perceived, and also talk about a couple of recent polls I ran about "toxic" ideas.

Join me (@tedburr) in a change from the advertised episode of 'Wedlock & The Two Burrs' - due to illness and work commitments, JK was unable to join me talking about the process of planning our wedding and things about our relationship, but we're still here and we're still @thetwoburrs. Talking about our relationship, life, blog and all that good stuff.

This episode, I talk to Dale (@shepsthescoundrel) about body image and social media, how one can effect the other, and how we can pay less attention to the number of likes and understand all bodies are valid. We also briefly discuss inclusive rugby here in the UK.

Join me (@tedburr) and my very special guest Jay (@alltransfats) as I receive an education in what it's like being non-binary, the troubles non-binary people sometimes face, and how to be a better ally to non-binary people in the queer community.

Back once again, solo, giving you the 7 tips I think you need to conquer those body confidence woes you may be feeling. It's not you, it's them. Take a look. The naked truth. Care more by caring less. Invest in dressing. Find the others. Love yourself.

Tips on how to deal with hate and phobic comments - be safe, educate and report where appropriate are the general gist of things, but I dive a little bit more into why I feel I need to do this right now.

Join me (@tedburr) on a journey over the last 50 years of UK Queer History (1967-2019). This is not an exhaustive list of everything that has happened, but it highlights key points and takes us on a journey. Full disclosure, I get a little emotional, but it's appropriate.

Joining me for this episode is Daniel (@masterknitsman) where we talk about body image in the queer community, and where we meet in the middle when it comes to the different bodies we see within our community. TW: there is a brief discussion of eating disorders.