This week Ivan reports from Mexico City and chats to Mexican Screenwriter, TV Producer & LGBT activist, Jesus Calzada.

Plus Andy goes off in search of gin in Old Market!

Darryl Bullock pops into the studio to tell us all about his latest book - a biography of Florence Foster Jenkins - known as the "worst opera singer in the world". She is also the subject of a movie starring Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant which opens next week. 

And Cheryl talks to MPs in Canada to find out a bit more about LGBT rights elsewhere in the world.

Bristol legend singer/songwriter Rita Lynch joins the show with a live set on air, plus brand new track from local artist Tanya Hazell.

This week Daryn Carter joined the team to talk about the recently launched LGBT Hate Crime Awareness campaign. You may have seen stensils on the streets of Bristol - this will explain what it's all about.

And Sing Out Bristol had their concert at the weekend. We play some highlights.

He's in Bristol to perform for our Bristol Pride fundraiser so he stopped in to have a chat and perform a few songs for us - singer songwriter Justin Utley. And, as if that wasn't enough, his other half Craig joined us to tell us his side of that wonderful marriage proposal "by flash mob".

Plus Terry managed to speak to SARI shortly after the launch of the Bristol Hate Crime Awareness campaign.

Henry from the Gender Jellies project joined us, along with a couple of others, in the studio to mark Trans Visibility Day.

And we caught up with Greg Owen about the latest news on the situation with the NHS and PrEP.

Sian and Emily are the "Wandering Wives", they sold everything and travelled the world together for two years. Not long ago they stopped by in Bristol and had a chat to us.

Plus Henry phones in to give us some information on the upcoming Trans Day Of Visibility.

All that and a bit of a weekend party starter thanks to Andy.

One of the founding members of the "ShoutOut" team, Terry was out of action during January and February as he was struck with gallstones, which impacted his liver and in fact he was hospitalised for nine days at the Bristol Royal Infirmary.

Also Ivan talks to someone with a VERY interesting hobby.

Today on the show, the team talked about  Hynotherapy with local practitioner Duncan Leckie plus Ivan has been chatting to Helen Scott, one of the orginal Three Degrees from the 60s - and they are still touring.

So what's coming up at Pride this year' Well Daryn Carter joined the team live in the studio to give us a few updates.

And Travis, speaker at the LGBT History Month event, spoke to Mary. We had the report.