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The Quilt is a “moving new series” (The Guardian) and “an absolute delight” (Scott Bryan, Podcast Rex newsletter).

We've made several podcasts in partnership with charities: our director Adam was interviewed about how our productions help to boost charities' comms and fundraising on the Fundraising Bright Spotspodcast.

Sing It Pink is "a lovely series and a history that definitely needs telling", wrote Miranda Sawyer inThe Guardian. It's a rich documentary series about the remarkable history of the oldest LGBTQ+ choir in Europe, made in partnership with The Pink Singers.

Queer Roots and Routes is a co-production with The Love Tank and a collective of queer migrant men, including nonbinary people raised as men, and those descended from migrants — telling stories of where we've come from, and how we move in the world today.

Our series Black And Gay Back In The Day brings to life a photo archive of Black LGBTQIA+ life in Britain from the 1970s through to the early 2000s. This 10-part series was made in partnership with Marc Thompson, Jason Okundaye, Gaydio and the Audio Content Fund. Featured in The Guardian, Financial Times and Metro.

The Log Books podcast, telling untold stories from Britain’s LGBTQ+ history through a unique archive dating back to 1974.

"A unique insight into the UK’s changing attitudes to gender identity and sexuality, the issues facing gays and lesbians from the 1970s on—and how we approach such issues today. Immensely moving, this show has moved me to tears more than once." - Miranda Sawyer, The Guardian, June 27th, 2020

"The Log Books has gained a serious following since it launched last year, so it's good to see it recognised as Best New Podcast by the British Podcast Awards." -Amelia Heathman, Evening Standard, July 14th, 2020

"This unique and endearing podcast sparks a dialogue about one of Britain’s hidden tales: our LGBT+ history." - Gareth May, Metro, July 14th, 2020

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