In this episode, Matthew talks to Dr. Ashley Morgan from the Cardiff school of Art and Design about the Sociology of fashion, why men do not wear skirts and why most of men's fashion is so dull and boring!

In this episode, Matthew talks to Dr. Mike Savage from LSE about his work in the field of social Class. Mike discusses the Great British class survey, his book 'Social class in the 21st Century' and also his 7 tier social class hierarchy scale.

In this episode, Matthew talks to Dr Finn Mackay from UWE Bristol about her book entitled 'Radical Feminism: Feminist activism in movement'. Finn explains the 4 main components of Radical Feminism and some of the misconceptions about the movement too,

In this episode, Matthew interviews Dr. Li Xueshi from the Chinese University of Hong Kong to discuss the Sociology of food. Dr. Li explains about cultural differences, food production and the importance of food consumption.

In this episode, Matthew talks to Professor Alison Phipps from the University of Sussex about her new book 'Me not you: The trouble with mainstream Feminism'.

In this episode, Matthew talks to Dr. Sam Friedman from LSE about his book 'The Class Ceiling: Why it pays to be privileged'. Sam explains his research into social mobility, the closed nature of certain professions and the myth of meritocracy.

In this episode, Matthew talks to Ben Hewitson from the 'allsociology:take 1' podcast about his background in research, teaching and his take on the current situation regarding Covid19 and how this could be applied sosociological theories.

In this episode, Matthew talks to Dr. Mike Ward from Swansea University. In the first part the discussion looks at Mike's work on masculinity. In part 2 Mike discusses his current unfunded research 'CoronaDiaries' as featured on the BBC - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-52229919#

In this episode, Matthew talks to Professor Carolyn Jackson from Lancaster university about her classic lads and ladettes research and then her most recent publication entitled; Lad Culture in HE: Sexism, Sexual Harassment and Violence.

In this episode, Matthew interviews Professor Cecile Wright from The University of Nottingham, Cecile was the first black female professor in the East Midlands and is best known for her work on ethnicity and inequality in education. Here she talks about her own upbringing and some of the main challenges that black pupils can face in a British education system.