*This episode contains content that may be triggering*

Season Two of LTABG is almost underway. Before we start, though, Gloria would like to share her poem You're Not The Postman. Following the events of the Sarah Everard case, many women have been brave and come forward with their stories of unwanted male attention. In this poem, Gloria shares her own personal experience.

If you are struggling following the events of the last few weeks, here are some helplines that may help:

Samaritans: https://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help/contact-samaritan/

The Survivors Trust: https://www.thesurvivorstrust.org/national-helplines

Women's Aid: https://www.womensaid.org.uk/

Poem by: Gloria Onitiri

Soundtrack by: Chloe Williams 

For the final episode of Season 1, Gloria reflects on the past episodes as well as provides highlights of the points made by our previous guests.

This episode is also accompanied by the final poem of the season: A beat before the trumpet.

Written and performed by Gloria Onitiri

Underscore composed by Tasha Taylor Johnson

Following the discussion on sex, love and relationships, this week's poem is called What's A Romance?

Poem by Gloria Onitiri.

Music and vocals by Holly James & Justin Levine.

Artist, Amber Shanice and academic & yoga instructor, Kimberley Aparisio join Gloria to discuss life across the seas in the United States. 

Their roundtable discussion features topics of the new presidential elect, the cross over of British and American culture as well as responses to interracial relationships. 

Following the discussion on coming of age as a West African woman in the UK, this weeks poem is titled Unremarkable. 

Written and performed by Gloria Onitiri

Underscore composed by Gloria Obyanio

Screenwriter and doctor, Grace Ofori-Attah and Author of 'She's My Twin Sister', Lola Adebayo join Gloria to discuss coming of age as a West African woman growing up in Britain. 

Their roundtable discussion features topics of hair, pursuing a career in the arts and what they thought adulthood would look like. 

Following the discussion on the LGBTQ+ community, this week's poem is called Untitled As Of Yet.

Written and performed by Gloria Onitiri.

Underscore composed by Ade Egun Crispin Robinson.