This time an apology from Ellen, we’ve breaking David Attenborough news, a memory from George Michael, we hear from the awful homophobe who prayed for the worst, and we pay tribute to the amazing Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Plus In the extra bits there’s a revelation from Neil about how a flirtatious encounter was (years later) acted upon!

On the show this time, we hear from pioneering LGBTQ+ advocate Jane Fonda. Plus appearances from Sir David Attenborough, Kylie on her new video, and we also chat GaGa and the backstory behind ‘that’ meat dress.

This time Debbie gets a ‘name-check’ from her favourite news reader. (Un-official) Producer Lisa joins us for another update. Also, we hear from Lady GaGa, Freddie Mercury and Will Young on dealing with gay shame.

We celebrate national dog day. Producer Lisa pop’s up with her regular report.

Also this time, George Michael, Kate Winslet, Billie Eilash and The Ballon Man.

This time we ask ‘which Madonna would you choose?’ We hear from Billy Porter, Tina Turner and Oprah. Debbie notices a green light (that’s always been there) Producer Alex reveals the latest goings-on with his ‘hot guy’ Is it on, or is it off?

Today’s show is dedicate this show to a stalwart of the LGBTQ community. Chris Graham-Bell who as you’ll discover achieved something we can all aspire to. He made a difference.

This time Debbie shares her embarrassment at the Apple Genius Bar. Plus the occasion she saw under her step mum’s Kimono. We have more on the increasing controversy surrounding the Ellen show. There are tears for Neil caused by a showbiz treasure via Australia. Talking of which unofficial producer Australian Lisa files her latest report. Oh, and there’s a ‘crabby’ start to the podcast extra bits!

In this special birthday edition Debbie celebrates her big day with greetings from friends and loved ones. Also, Madonna let’s the side down; Ellen seems to be losing friends; and (unofficial producer) Lisa has been working on her presentation style. All that and more…

This time a mystery voice to start the show. Neil’s Dad gives him a DIY lesson

Madonna shares an anniversary and un-official producer Lisa share her thoughts on the new Kylie song. No podcast extra bits this time due to a technical issue, but we do end of a clip montage.

We have some all important breaking bench news, unofficial producer Australian Lisa is back with some embarrassing nostalgia for Neil. We delve into the world of Donna Summer. Plus we spend a moment with a Hollywood legend, and producer Alex shares him Mum’s lockdown highs and lows.

This time, Debbie’s moment of the week with Boy George & the RVT, Neil has someone lurking in his garden. We hear how John Barrowman helped Philip Schofield. Plus unofficial producer Australian Lisa has ‘nothing much to report.