In our first episode of this season we cover all of the basics of bisexuality. Are you a bisexual? Do you have to pay an entry fee to be part of the Queer community? How do you navigate dating apps if you're newly bisexual? Whatever your gender or your previous sexual orientation, this episode is a great catch-all exploration of what it's like to be bisexual in 2021 and how to overcome the unique hurdles that come with realising you might be Bi. 🏳️‍🌈In this episode I reference a fantastic blog by my dear friend Charli which you can read here: https://alesbianandherlaptop.com/2019/09/22/bisexuals-and-their-laptops-push-ups-and-alcohol-a-sexual-awakening/ !As I mentioned in my Caveat I want to feature a BIPOC creator or podcast host whose work I love every episode. Today it's Anshika Khullar, whose known as AORISTS (https://www.aorists.com/). They describe themselves as 'an Indian, non-binary transgender creative' and their work is immense, beautifully colourful digital paintings of powerful femmes. I've been desperate for one of their prints for ages so go check them out, drool over their work or get yourself something nice in their shop: https://www.aorists.com/shop.Thanks so much for listening! If you've got any feedback or questions please hit me up at @lesgetbetter. ✨

A quick explanation of why I started the podcast, and how I intend to take up the right amount of space. I cover the lack of AFAB non-binary voices in public spaces, the responsibility I have as a white person to be actively anti-racist, and a few ways I'm hoping to navigate championing and bringing awareness to important issues I don't have experience of, without speaking for people. In short, knowing when to pass the mic.