Want to know what to see this summer at the flicks' Steph from The Watershed gives us a run down, PLUS we're back at the Fringe with 'Funny Though' from stand-up Clare Noy AND, Dr Jo Hartland, Activist and author.

At The Edinburgh Fringe:  Alexis Sakellaris chats about how A Stan is Born ('), all will be revealed... PLUS, Funmi Adejobi chats about their luv of Clowns and the upcoming Fringe performance, FISH.

We chat to Mike Delamont about the perennial question... was god a drag queen' Including everything from Adam and Eve to Star Wars.  PLUS, 1857, we chat to Niall Moorjani about his play based around the Indian Uprising. Can you make a musical comedy out of something so horrific... Yes you can.

We chat to Deena from Hidayah about how they're helping Queer Muslims navigate families, friends and societies prejudices, also Danny Becker chats about Operation Mincemeat, a true story of daring do in the 2nd world war.

The LGBTQIA Iris Prize is back, Andy has a chat with the organisers, PLUS, we go to the Opera. Vie Boheme. Puccini's operatic skills are well know and this version of La Boheme is set in post WW1 1919 where being Gay, wasn't very well received. Unlock your Iris and go have a look.

Off to watch films with Queer Vision, we chat to Harriet about what's coming up. Also we chat to Matt from Bath Pride as they prepare for their second Pride day.

Penny The Pigeon Queen, we chat to celebrity Vegan and author, Paul J Burgess about his new book. AND we catch up with Daryn Carter from Bristol Pride about everything that's happening this year.

Bristol Pride is one of only a few, that remains true to the original foundations of Pride events in the UK. Still free and still a protest. This is needed now more than ever.  Plus, for those who think 'the Trans thing' is modern and a social media contagion, QueerStory looks back 2000 years to the reign of Emperor Elagabalus.

We chat to Lawyer, Trans advocate, father figure to Trans youth, Spencer Bergstedt. He tells his story of transition, becoming a Lawyer and his success on Instagram. He takes us through the horrors of being Trans in the States right now and his fears of the future.

Eurovision is back and will no doubt be glitzier and more outlandish than ever before. We take a walk through the EBU history and play some of those loved moments from the past.