In this episode, Gray Crosbie opens up about how they use poetry to explore their trans and non-binary identity, the challenges of finding words that fit, and the impact of being seen and heard. They talk about the pressures of language, how mis-gendering affects mental wellbeing, and how writing has helped them process their experiences and support others who might feel alone. It’s a conversation about authenticity, resilience, and the power of creative self-expression to heal, connect and transform.

In this episode, Dorian T. Fisk & Freddie Ocity share how drag - and specifically their inclusive drag‑king workshops and online course via Shut Up and King - can be more than performance. It can be a powerful way to explore identity, build confidence and support mental wellbeing. They talk honestly about what it means to “Free Your Inner King,” why drag is accessible to anyone regardless of gender, disability or background, and how embracing creativity and self‑expression helped many reclaim their sense of self. Whether you’ve ever thought about drag or are just curious, this chat celebrates authenticity, art, and the strength found in showing up as you truly are.

In this episode, Louis and Hitesh (the dynamic duo behind Two Shades of Funny) share how comedy became a space to explore identity, process tough moments and connect with others who might be struggling too.

With plenty of laughs and real talk, Two Shades of Funny open up about the power of humour, the challenges behind the scenes, and how embracing your story - the light bits and the heavy bits - can be a game-changer for your mental health.