This week I talk about the conditions of fibromyalgia and lupus, as I am currently undergoing diagnosis, tests and treatment for a chronic pain condition. I also chat about the newly released music by Taylor Swift... and much more.

In the first episode of season 3 I take a look at the negative portrayals of LGBT+ characters in 90's television and film, such as American Pie and Ace Ventura Pet Detective. I then discuss the controversy around next year's Met Gala celebration of Karl Lagerfeld and Jameela Jamil's perfect and honest response. I also answer your letters.

This week I reveal all about the interview I took part in with Anna Faris for her Unqualified podcast a few weeks ago - I explain, after hearing it for myself, just how fabricated, heavily edited and manipulated my segment was. Then, on a lighter note, I discuss the recent horror film 'Bodies Bodies Bodies' and its very funny presentation of Generation Z.

This week I refer to the book 'The Body Keeps Score' to look at how emotional trauma can affect the human body - how traumatic experiences can manifest in aches and pains as we try to deal with emotional conflicts.

This week I discuss the recent school GCSE results and the north / south education divide, and the current political debate around student pronouns, genderless bathrooms and gender neutral uniforms.

This week I tell you all about my little trip to Amsterdam and how everyone should just live there. It's perfect. I also read the reply I got from the Instagram 'fitness influencer' I complained about / to several weeks ago.

This week I look at the work of the Schools Consent Project, running workshops for young adults with the aim to make students aware of the laws around consent. I also discuss the play attached to the project, 'Prima Facie', starring Jodie Comer.

This week I was contacted by a national newspaper to be part of a story about male sexual assault and harassment... only for them to drop me from the story after deciding my assault wasn't 'bad' enough. In this episode I explore why men don't come forward about sexual assault.

In a short episode, I read an Instagram post I came across this week which I felt was potentially problematic - which could shame and blame those who read it. I also read the email I sent to the account, hoping to open a conversation and dialogue about the power language can have.

Summer can often be a triggering time for people who suffer from body image and weight shame. I am no different, and this week I talk about my personal challenges with weight and exercise, and why the BMI is a ridiculous construct.