<p>In this episode, Frazer and JD look into where Bob Mellors and Aubrey Walter are now. They  talk with Andrew Lumsden, who joined the Gay Liberation Front after reading about the Highbury Fields March in The Times Newspaper. They also speak with Geoffrey Wansall, the author of the article in The Times. Additional vocal contributions by: Jack Deeney, Joel Samuels, Afton Moran, Adam Brown, Vincent Franklin, Mitesh Soni and Charles Brunton.</p>

In this episode, Frazer and JD look into where Bob Mellors and Aubrey Walter are now. They talk with Andrew Lumsden, who joined the Gay Liberation Front after reading about the Highbury Fields March in The Times Newspaper. They also speak with Geoffrey Wansall, the author of the article in The Times. Additional vocal contributions by: Jack Deeney, Joel Samuels, Afton Moran, Adam Brown, Vincent Franklin, Mitesh Soni and Charles Brunton.

<p>In this episode, Frazer and JD look into where Bob Mellors and Aubrey Walter are now. They&nbsp; talk with Andrew Lumsden, who joined the Gay Liberation Front after reading about the Highbury Fields March in The Times Newspaper. They also speak with Geoffrey Wansall, the author of the article in The Times. Additional vocal contributions by: Jack Deeney, Joel Samuels, Afton Moran, Adam Brown, Vincent Franklin, Mitesh Soni and Charles Brunton.</p>

Episode Two: Progress

The One Fifty Marchers follows Frazer & JD's journey to track down the 150 men and women who took part in the first LGBTQ+ march on Highbury Fields, London, on November 27th, 1970. This march took place to protest the way in which gay people were being treated and was the spark which began the UK gay rights movement. This podcast is a celebration of the original marchers, a number of which we will speak with throughout, and the work they did in making LGBTQ+ rights move forward in the United Kingdom. The podcast includes interviews with current LGBTQ+ campaigners in the United Kingdom about the brilliant work they are doing to support the community.

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The One Fifty Marchers follows Frazer &amp; JD's journey to track down the 150 men and women who took part in the first LGBTQ+ march on Highbury Fields, London, on November 27th, 1970. This march took place to protest the way in which gay people were being treated and was the spark which began the UK gay rights movement. This podcast is a celebration of the original marchers, a number of which we will speak with throughout, and the work they did in making LGBTQ+ rights move forward in the United Kingdom. The podcast includes interviews with current LGBTQ+ campaigners in the United Kingdom about the brilliant work they are doing to support the community.

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