In this episode Lala is joined by Sarah Smith and Mark Harrington from Breck Foundation. Breck Foundation was created by Breck Bednar's mother Lorin following Breck's tragic murder by the person who groomed him online. www.breckfoundation.org.uk

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In this episode Lala is joined by ex Love Islander Kaz Crossley. Kaz is an amazing influencer who has recently fundraised to build a house for disadvantaged children in Thailand. This podcast covers dating dilemmas sent in by followers and discussions around experiencing domestic abuse.

In this episode Lala is joined by fat rights activist Danica Marjanovic (@danica_marjanovic) and Life Coach Kayleigh Dixon (@kdlifecoach) to discuss fatness and dating. We discuss questions from followers including:

What is fat? Thickness is a trend but where is the line?

Is the word fat OK or offensive?

Is it wrong to utilise angles and lighting to hide your weight on dating apps?

How do you differentiate between being someone’s type and being fetishized?

The worry that they have underestimated your size in photos and how they will react in person and feeling the need to alert them to the fact that you are fat before meeting?

Is it fatphobic to not find fat people attractive?

How do I get rid of the feeling that I am not thin enough to be attractive to men?

I internalise thoughts like ‘I can start dating again when I’ve lost a bit of weight’

Do I need to decrease my standards after gaining 15kg? Handsome men feel out of my league now. Men are definitely less interested in me now that I am larger.

Lack of confidence during sex due to weight. Especially being on top.

This week Lala is joined by Ngozi Fulani and Ivy McCarthy from Sistah Space (@sistahspace_) to discuss Valerie's Law - Sistah Space work with African and Carribean heritage women who have experienced domestic or sexual abuse, or who have lost a loved one to domestic violence. In the name of Valerie Ford and her baby Jahzara who were both violently killed by Valerie's ex-partner, Sistah Space are calling for the government to make specialist training mandatory for all police and other government agencies that support black women and girls affected by domestic abuse. It is so important that this petition reaches 100k signatures by the end of THIS MONTH. Please sign, share, create another email to sign twice. Do what you can to get them to 100k!

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/578416

In this podcast Lala is joined by BBC radio 1xtra presenter Richie Brave to answer questions sent in by followers including: Racist tropes around Black men's penises, how do I communicate my sexual needs or even begin to know what my sexual needs are, why are so many men shying away from relationships, is my partner gaslighting me and more......

In this episode Lala is joined by Lucy Whittaker from Alpha Vesta CIC training to discuss some less commonly spoken about aspects of domestic abuse, including spiritual abuse, pet abuse, BDSM and abuse, and employer's responsibilities for training and supporting staff.

In this episode Lala is joined by author and founder of the Everyday Sexism Project Laura Bates to answer questions sent in by followers including, how can we change the minds of misogynistic men in our lives, how can we educate the young men in our lives, how to spot a fake feminist man, how to deal with sexism in the workplace, how can we shift the negative perceptions of feminism, how to keep the faith in good men existing......and much more.

This week Lala is joined by US based singer, dancer, and actress Mila Jam to answer questions sent in by followers including, how to stay authentic in a world full of fakes, dating as a trans woman, dealing with bullying at school and trolls online, dismantling the patriarchy and much more.

In this episode, Lala is joined by Kate Sanger from Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust to discuss HPV. There is so much confusion around the subject of HPV so we have answered followers questions to try to give more clarity on the issue.

Lala is joined by comedian Jamali Maddix to answer questions sent in by followers:

Five dates in and the guy tells me he has served time in prison for a murder he committed when he was 14. Would you keep dating them?

I’m 28 and I have never had a relationship, all my friends are coupled up and buying houses and I find it impossible to think that it’s my fault for not attracting a partner. The men I like seem to all be prone to ghosting and breadcrumbing. What can I do?

Is cancel culture impacting on your comedy? Do you feel you have to censor yourself now?

Can professionals like nurses and teachers use party drugs or weed recreationally and still be good at their jobs?

My boyfriend has slept with a lot of people – how do I not feel insecure about my body and my sex skills with him?