In this week's show -
- as we get in to week 2 of the Festival, the artist and writer Nick Field is in to tell us about his new show Adventure/Misadventure
- Billie Lewis of the LGBT Community Safety Forum tells us about plans to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia - and why you should be there
- new comedy double act Dickie and Dave are in to talk about their fringe show Tea for Two
- Rebecca Sandles reports from the Stonewall Equality Walk
- And South African soap star Briony Horwitz on bringing her show A Girl Called Owl to Brighton at The Nightingale Theatre

Tracks

1. Goldfrapp - Ooh la la
2. John Grant - Marz
3. Kovak - I love the dancefloor
4. Sinead O’Connor - 4th & Vine
5. The Real Tuesday Weld - Bathtime in Clerkenwell
6. Tegan & Sara - I was a fool
7. Stooshe - Slip

It’s an absolutely jam-packed Out In Brighton this week -
- we’ve Pride news - including their very exciting headline acts - with Women’s Performance Tent programmer Mel Sanson
- Tori Bond on Persuaded, a lesbian retelling of Jane Austen's Persuasion in this year's Fringe
- Tim Childs gives us the headlines on his report on LGBTQI ageing
- Geo Leonard reports back on what was leading the debate at the NUS LGBT conference and talks bi-erasure too
- and literary man of the moment Damian Barr talks about his memoir Maggie & Me which you can catch him reading from as part of the Brighton Festival

Tracks
1. Ella Fitzgerald - Sunshine Of Your Love
2. Alabama Shakes - I Found You
3. Emily Baker - Fools
4. Rizzle Kicks - Down With The Trumpets
5. Stooshe - Love Me
6. Yazoo - Don't Go
7. La Roux - Bulletproof

Rebecca Sandles is in the chair to bring you an Out In Brighton special - how did Brighton end up being the gay capital of the UK? And where is it going? Guests include Rose Collis, James Ledward and Ric Morris, and there's a bundle of Brighton tunes to boot...

It’s an Out In Brighton Festival preview special this week:-
We’re only a couple of weeks away from the start of Brighton Festival, England’s biggest arts festival, and the Chief Executive of the Festival and the Dome, Andrew Comben, will be in for an exclusive, extended interview and we’ll be looking at some of the LGBT highlights too.

Also in the show:

- We hear about concerns from gay businesses in St James’ Street ahead of the March For England and hear about the back ground to it
- LGBT Switchboard are looking for a new Chair of the Board
- and MindOUT are on the look for volunteers...

In this week's show -

- queer cinema at the Duke’s is back - Jonathan Hyde tells us about this month’s double-bill
- Paul Kemp of Brighton Pride is in with an update, including plans for the two-week arts and cultural festival around Pride, and how you can get involved as a Pride Maker
- and as Traumfrau prepares to celebrate its first birthday, Roni Guetta is in to look back over its first year and tell as about Traumfrau and Trans Pride too

Tracks

1. Mr Scruff - Get a move on
2. Florence & The Machine - Say My Name
3. Grandaddy - The Crystal Lake
4. Janelle Monae - Tightrope
5. Mollyhaus - Love Machine
6. Spector - Friday Night

In this week's Out In Brighton -

- singer, musician, DJ, and show biz multi-tasker Boogalu Stu will be in the studio to talk knitwear, pop magic, and we’ll be airing some tracks off his new album Magic Soul to boot
- We’ve the latest on the Trans Comedy Award with Claire Parker and we’ll be talking trans representation too
- There’s news on LGBT Mindfulness with MindOut, new THT work in Workthing and a National Union of Journalists debate on Homophobia and Transphobia in the media

Tracks:-

1. Boogaloo Stu - Just Want you to know
2. Goldfrapp - Strict Machine
3. Alison Moyet - Whispering Your Name
4. The Polyphonic Spree - Soldier Girl
5. Boogaloo Stu - Bazooka
6. Boogaloo Stu - Magic Soul
7. Grace - Not Over Yet

In our last show of March -

- We’ve an update on all things FTM Brighton from new committee member Phoenix
- Dame Connie Conway is in the studio to tell us whether life really is a cabaret - and her alter ego Graeme Clark will be here too too to talk 4 Poofs And A Piano
- and the Pink Fringe’s David Sheppeard is in to give us the low-down on all their plans for May’s Brighton Festival

In this week's show:-

- We hear from the new chair of Brighton Pride, David Hill, on what’s on the cards for this year’s event
- Ahead of her tour, musician Emily Baker is live in session in the studio
- Ali Passmore and Adam Brooks are in to tell us about the plans for the Easter Bonnet Parade and notorious Drag Races, all in aid of The Sussex Beacon
- and there's new music from Mollyhaus and Derriere

Tracks
1. Mollyhaus - Hedonism
2. Emily Baker - Run
3. Emily Baker - Warm Hands Cold Heart
4. Emily Baker - Hit and Run
5. Derriere - Battle Plan
6. Geoff Mulduar - Brazil
7. Pet Shop Boys - Streets Have No Name

In this week's show:-

- We’ve an exclusive, extended interview with the Deputy leader of the coucil, Councillor Phelim Maccafferty - we’ll be taking an in-depth look at the results of the trans scrutiny work and where we go next with it
- We hear from lesbian comedian Claire Summerskill ahead of her Brighton gig
- Sam Swann brings us up to date with the latest Pride plans
- and the writer Persia West tells us about her latest book and looking at life through a gender lens...

Tracks
1. La Roux - Bulletproof
2. The Joy Formidable - Little Blimp
3. Alison Moyet - There Are Worse Things I Could Do
4. The Cranberries - Zombie
5. Tiny Dragons - Come Alive
6. The Pogues & The Dubliners - Irish Rover

Fabulous stunt-double Rebecca Sandles is in the presenting chair this week - looking at Football V Homophobia, reviewing Boy In A Dress, hearing from lesbian mums, and discussing student politics now compared with the 80s.

Tracks:-

1. Broadcaster - First Time ever
2. Abba - Dancing Queen
3. McAlmont and Butler - Yes
4. Melissa Etheridge - Bring Me some water
5. PNAU featuring Ladyhawke - Embrace
6. Chairlift - Bruises
7. Kitten & the Hip

In this week's show:-

- Queen Josephine is in with news of Dirty Sunset Disco’s pop-up venture - and why she’s chucking herself out of a plane in the name of The Sussex Beacon
- Adam Betteridge of the now award-winning Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus
- We discuss the work of the Sussex Community Foundation and the Rainbow Fund with Miranda Kemp
- Comedian Claire Parker is in with news of her role in The London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival and an update on the Trans Comedy Award too
- and Melita Dennett talks exclusively to Julian Caddy of Brighton Fringe about some of their queer highlights in May’s festival

Tracks:-
1. Janelle Monae - Tightrope
2. Goldfrapp - Believer
3. Django Django - Life's a Beach
4. Jennifer Left - Temptation
5. Tiny Dragons - Pact
6. Solange - Losing You

On this week's show:-

- there’s a changing of the guard at Brighton Pride - new organisers Paul Kemp and Dulcie Danger are in to tell us what’s on the cards - and how they plan to reconnect with the community
- we hear from Denise Warner, host of America’s number 1 lesbian podcast The Lesbian Lounge
- Diva is 200 - we hear from editor Jane Czyselska on the evolution of the magazine over the years
- there’s Gay Honeymoon news from Jennifer Grant
- Sam Swann reports from Maria Jastrzebska's book launch as part of LGBT History Month
- and there's new music from Emily Baker, Vicky Jones and Roses & Pirates

Tracks:

1. Kovak - I Love The Dancefloor
2. Mollyhaus - Love Machine
3. Eels - Beginner's Luck
4. Emily Baker - Fools
5. Roses & Pirates - Exploded
6. Vicky Jones - Not Listening

We continue to celebrate LGBT History Month with a Lesbian Lives Conference special - now in its 20th year, and on its second visit to Brighton.

- Dr Katherine O’Donnell, Director of Women’s Studies at University College Dublin, is in to tell us why the conference matters - and to give us the latest on the Justice for Magdelens campaign
- Social media guru Robyn Pierce talks Lip Service and what Twitter means to lesbian life
- Writer, historian and activist Sarah Schulman joins us ahead of the Duke of York’s screening of her film United In Anger: A History of Act Up
- The Pope Is Pants exhibition gets banned
- and arts correspondent Rebecca Sandles is back to report on The Trocks - and some exciting news on Football v Homophobia

Track listing:-
1. Goldfrapp - Strict Machine
2. Mollyhaus - Liar Liar
3. Petula Clark - Cut Copy Me
4. Classic Plastic - Bucket Spade Escapade
5. Pippettes - Pull Shapes
6. Stuart Warwick - Birds That Don't Fly

In this week's show, LGBT History Month continues apace and we’ve got the pick of the crop of what’s on.

- the darling of cabin crew and the scourge of low-cost airlines everywhere, Pam Ann is back - we hear from her creator Caroline Reid
- Jonathan Hyde, curator of the Duke of York’s queer cinema strand Eyes Wide Open is in to tell us what they’ve got planned for LGBT History Month
- Frockabilly and Traumfrau are joining forces for a special one-off superheroes night for the Lesbian Lives Conference - DJ Lonesome Em gives us the low down
- there’s music from local hero Stuart Warwick
- and in the week that MPs voted overwhelmingly in favour of same-sex marriage, we’ve got your twitter reactions

In this week's show:-

- we’ve been talking it up for the last few weeks - and now it’s here! LGBT History Month is on, and to with it queer art and culture festival The B Right On Festival. Vince Laws joins us to give us the latest

- comedian, musician and radio presenter Rosie Wilby will be in the studio to talk about the Science of Sex and her new show at The Marlborough - How *Not* To Make It In Britpop

- We hear from Juliette Prais about new femme to femme dating site Pink Lobster

- There’s news on the Late Bloomers screening at the Dukes at Komedia

- and ahead of the 20th annual Lesbian Lives Conference, Dr Kath Browne and Dr Oh-lu Jenzen join us to tell us what’s on - and why it’s as relevant now as it was 20 years ago

Track listing:-
1. Goldfrapp - Train
2. Shonen Knife - Top Of The World
3. The Andrews Sisters - Rum and Cocacola
4. Momotaro - Lucky Window
5. Calvin Harris feat. Florence Welch - Sweet Nothing
6. Stuart Warwick - Birds That Don't Fly