On the latest episode of the Q_Topia podcast we are joined by Jemma Hardelle to answer some of our listeners questions as well as some of the challenges neurodivergent people have with their dating experiences.

On the latest episode of the Q_Topia podcast we are joined by Jet an artist and activist to discuss their latest project You Are Here and what survivor writing can provide for people.

On the latest episode the of Q_Topia podcast we are joined by Andy Hartley a sexual health content creator to talk about getting more men interested in sexual health.

The Q_Topia podcast is back for 2025 and we start with Amari sex coach and educator to talk her career and conflicts some parents have with sex education being taught in school.

On the latest episode of the Q_Topia podcast, we are joined by Miss Masochist the manager of Quench, head of safeguarding and pinky promise and founder of lucid sober events to talk about the importance of safeguarding at play events and how we can create an environment of education for people who do not meet behavioural expectations.

On this week's episode of the Q_Topia podcast, we’re joined by Ally only one of the founding members of Cybertease.

We talk to Ally about the challenges facing sex workers, the growth of digital sex work and how cybertease is working to change the way sex work is organised and run for a fairer and safer experience for everyone.

On this week's episode of the Q_Topia podcast, we’re joined by Kaytlin Bailey—sex worker rights advocate, comedian, and writer. Kaytlin discusses her upcoming show Whore's Eye View and her podcast The Oldest Profession, exploring the challenges sex workers face today and the valuable lessons history can teach us.

In our latest episode, we’re joined by Leanne from PolyPhilia blog, a leading voice on non-monogamy, to dive deep into the world of ethical non-monogamous relationships and how they intersect with neurodivergence. We explore the unique ways non-monogamous and neurodivergent communities approach boundaries, communication, and relationship dynamics. Plus, we discuss insights that monogamous couples can learn from these practices to build stronger, more intentional connections.