We talk to Dr Jane Traies, an oral historian and author, about her fascinating research into the lives of older lesbians. We also hear how, after a long career as a teacher and head teacher, Jane made a successful but unexpected move into academia.

In the first episode of our second season we chat to Will and Joe, founders of the hugely successful Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester. Will and Joe give us an insight into what it takes to run a theatre, their favourite shows and how they've responded to the challenges of lockdown. 

In the second part of our double episode we chat to Sean's partner Tom about narrative design (including what it is!) and how being gay has informed his practice.

In the first part of our double episode we talk to Sean about his gardening career, living and working on site at Inner Temple and hosting the royal family at the Princess Diana memorial garden.

We talk to theatre producer Paul about his relationships, moving from Australia to London and entering the industry after a career in fashion buying.

We visit Joy in Folkestone to talk music, DJing and over forty years of fighting for LGBT rights.

We chat to cult LGBT filmmakers Richard and Daniel about their films, their relationship and how being gay has shaped their work.