Photographic artist Ajamu X in conversation about Black Queer bodies, pleasure, and the radical act of gentleness. From his post-punk roots in Northern England to his darkroom practice, Ajamu shares why he creates softer representations of black masculinity, his inspiration from Rotimi Fani-Kayode, and his philosophy on sensuality. Expect honest talk about foot fetishes, navigating the art world, and his cheeky advice to younger artists: be kinkier, be sexier, push it further.

Meet multi-award winning podcaster, Sangeeta Pillai - a rebellious spirit who founded Soul Sutras, a South Asian feminist network, revolutionising the universal messages of womanhood through her interview series on Masala Podcast. Having recently released her debut memoir, Bad Daughter, Sangeeta's work continues to centre on one powerful truth: women across the globe have been conditioned to be good girls, people pleasers, and she's here to remind women to be couragous and break free.

Roxanne Murray - aka the Multiple Sclerosis Fashionista - has spent nearly two decades transforming personal pain into powerful advocacy. After eight years of misdiagnosis rooted in medical racism, Roxy finally received her MS diagnosis at 26. Now she's on a mission to reclaim pleasure, joy, and visibility for disabled communities. "I want my pleasure back," she declares. Through her work, she's challenging systems, breaking taboos, and insisting that disabled people deserve it ALL.