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Ashley and Lewis return from the British Podcast Awards with the Bronze Award in the Sex and Relationships category. Hurrah! Meanwhile a You Gov study suggests 66 per cent of straight women in Britain would never date a bi man while 1 in 5 lesbians would refuse to date a bi woman. Lewis, Ashley and Lori-Beth Bisbey delve deep into the stats including gay male and straight male attitudes to bi people. Bi comedian William Danes tells Ashley his bi journey story while Will entertains us with some of his naughty comic songs There's a special bisexual history feature looking back at what being bi meant at the latter end of the 19th Century and early 20th Century, more stat talk about a survey suggesting there's fewer young LGBT people in the United States and An Ask a Bisexual Question from a bi man in Ireland who is starting to date straight women for the first time in 30 years.

Presenters: Ashley Byrne, Lewis Oakley and Lori Beth-Bisbey

Produced by Ashley Byrne

Research by Andrew Edwards

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Ashley and Lewis are joined by Dr Lori Beth Bisbey as the team discuss research around how many bi people constantly question their bi identity throughout their lives. Professor Eric Anderson from Sweden - a specialist in 'taboo' OCD issues - goes even deeper in discussion with Ashley from Stockholm. Meanwhile we're celebrating bisexual people of the past including economist John Maynard Keynes and The Bloomsbury Set. We've 2 Ask a Bisexual Questions and in our Bisexual Journey Story we meet comedian Aarian Mehrabani who describes himself as a 'triple threat' being 'brown, blind and bi'. Aarian has also recently survived brain cancer! And the team discuss being 'long listed' for the British Podcast Awards in October.

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Ashley, Lewis and Laura discuss the notion that bi people really don't face the kind of prejudice others do - and that being bi is 'like a walk in the park.' We hear how bisexual people are being failed by the counselling world and are often the target of soon to be illegal conversion therapy. Kelvin from Southern England tells us how he's been forced to acknowledge his bisexuality at 42 after his wife left him for another man and our own Tom Ward-Thomas brings us up to date with his bi journey story after finding love with a man in his first ever gay facing long term relationship in his late 30s. We've two Ask a Bisexual Questions - one asks is bi-romantic a real thing? while in another a bi woman contemplates having a threesome with her male partner and another guy. The idea turns her on! But is her partner bi? And we've the first instalment of our new game show, Beat the Bisexual.

Produced by Ashley Byrne

Researched by Andrew Edwards

A Made in Manchester Production.

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