With Trans Pride West coming up this weekend we thought we would look back at Brighton's Trans Pride this summer which also featured some of the people we will be welcoming to Bristol this weekend. Plus, just for a change - Ivan has been checking out out of the lastest musicals to tour at the Bristol Hippodrome - The Carpenters Story. 

This week we catch up with Dru Marland and also with the team from Queer Vision about the film Real Boy that's launching Bristol's Trans Pride.

This week Ti Singh was in the studio to talk about the outdoor movie events he runs: Bristol Sunset cinema, Bristol Bad Movie Club and also special upcoming screenings at the Planetarium which will be charity fundraisers for both SARI (Stand Against Racism & Inequality) & LGBT Bristol.

And Steff caught up with two new mummies about their experience having a child as a same sex couple.

This week, before Andy catches up with Jo (proprieter of the Gin Palace in Bristol) about her new venture running Rainbowz, the team talked about our "gay scene" - how it was, where it is now and where it might be going. Your thought are wanted - [email protected]

This week we talk to Nancy Mendoza who is a member of at LGBT Orchestra who are about to be featured on televison and catch up with the latest Bristol Encounters film festival.  

This week we tackle male rape. PC Mike Steven joined the team live in the studio. Remember, if you have any concerns, we've posted links to support groups and people on our website.

And our "show bear" himself, Ivan, has been off finding out what it's like working backstage.

This week, we catch up with our new reporter Chris. He's recently been to Brighton Pride, probably the biggest Pride in the country.

Alphabet Youth Group also joined us to talk about what's changed since they came on pre launch.

And the organisers of South West Trans Pride join us live to talk through what's planned for the first ever year.

On this week's show, Steff repots back from Weston Pride.

Plus, we get some news about "Where The Bears Are" and an update on Prep.

Local singer / songwriter Rob Sainsbury joined the team live in the studio talking about his new song "The Message" which is currently number one in the itunes vocal chart. He will also be performing it at Weston Super Mare Pride this weekend. 

Plus we speak to "Never The Bride" who are performing at The Fleece on Friday evening.

Bristol Panthers football team have been inactive for a while - but now they are back - find out how you can get involved. Plus we also hear from Weston Super Mare Pride.