Respect my Voice

The focus of today's show is sex workers' rights. This episode covers: why exactly people go into sex work, the situation in the UK today, the possible dangers associated with this line of work and where to go to seek advice or support. Honey is also joined by special guest Cari from the English Collective of Prostitutes, who elaborates on the need for decriminalisation and the intersectionality of sex worker advocacy.

Trigger Warning: Mentions of sexual violence

This episode focuses on the issues faced by the transgender and non-binary community locally, nationally and globally. Honey talks about some relevant history, some of the most recent developments for trans* people, and how to be a good ally to the community. A local transgender support group provides a written interview full of helpful advice and information.

Today's discussion is about men's mental health. This episode contains information and advice surrounding the issue, and features an interview with Ian Hastings, founder of Nottingham-based men's mental health charity 'Muted'.

Trigger Warning: Sensitive subject matter surrounding mental illness.

This week's topic is racism against those in the East and South East Asian (ESEA) community. This episode covers some of Britain’s colonial history with the continent of Asia, followed by some examples of types of hate directed towards the community. This is followed by an interview with a member of the team over at besea.n about their work promoting positive representation, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this show, Honey discusses what exactly Public Sexual Harassment (PSH) is, who it affects and some attitudes towards it. Featuring an interview with Emily Garton, student ambassador for Our Streets Now at the University of Nottingham.

Trigger Warning: Descriptions of sexual harassment and mentions of violence.

Honey dives into the history of the GRT (Gypsy, Roma and Traveller) community in the UK, as well as their contributions to British life and some of the issues they face. Listen carefully... There are quiz questions!

Trigger Warning: Mentions of violence and racial abuse.

Honey discusses LGBTQ+ spaces during the pandemic and interviews notorious Nottinghamshire drag queen Marilyn Sane (Lewis Barlow). Special LGBT history month episode.

Trigger Warning: Mentions of homophobia and homophobic language.

In this show Honey (the host) gives an insight into her experience of being a queer woman, as well as interviewing Maz from Canvas4Equality to talk about the importance of amplifying minority voices.