For the second episode of That's A Bit Queer, we're tackling one of the most talked-about and debated topics in the UK right now: gender, sex and what the difference actually is.

Following the recent Supreme Court ruling and the conversations that followed, we're taking a closer look at what the decision means, why people are talking about it, and how it could affect transgender people across the UK.

We'll be discussing questions such as:

• What did the Supreme Court actually rule?
• What are single-sex spaces and why are they being discussed?
• How do these conversations affect trans people in everyday life?
• What about trans people in sport?

As always, we're not here to tell people what to think. Instead, we'll be exploring different viewpoints, breaking down complicated topics, and having honest conversations about issues that affect LGBTQIA+ people today.

Whether you're completely new to the conversation or have been following it closely, Gender Not Sex aims to help young people understand the headlines, the terminology and the real-life impact behind the debate.

🎙️ Real conversations. 🏳️‍🌈 Real experiences. 💬 A little bit educational. A little bit opinionated. A little bit queer.

In the first episode of That's A Bit Queer, we dive into one of the biggest LGBTQIA+ conversations happening in the UK right now: conversion therapy.

The UK Government has promised a ban on conversion practices for a number of years, but the conversation hasn't been straightforward. While proposals have been made and commitments announced, many LGBTQIA+ organisations and campaigners have raised concerns about what a ban would actually cover, who it would protect, and whether there are loopholes that could leave some people vulnerable.

Join us as we unpack the headlines, explore the timeline of the proposed conversion therapy ban, and discuss what's missing from the current proposals. We'll be talking about exemptions, grey areas and why many campaigners believe the legislation doesn't yet go far enough.

Most importantly, we'll be asking: What does this mean for LGBTQIA+ young people today?

Whether you've been following the debate for years or have only just heard about it, this episode breaks down a complex issue into a real conversation between young people trying to understand the facts, challenge assumptions and make sense of the world around them.