Oli Lipski on the orgasm gap, tackling biphobia, and building a Bi+ community.

Dr Meg-John Barker on writing about queer issues, co-creating bi spaces, and sexual fluidity.

The case against phallometry, biphobia, and social prejudice dressed up as ‘science’. A critique of the PNAS article “Robust evidence for bisexual orientation among men”.

Olivia Wood on ‘ki-ki dykes’, bisexual expression, and reexamining literary scholarship.

Dr Duc Dau on the lived experience of bi+ people, increasing visibility, and reducing the high rates of mental illness.

What does bisexuality research look like around the world? What do international bi+ researchers wish everyone knew? What are the most pressing bi community concerns in 2020?

Tara Pond on plurisexual identities, the gendered aspects of bisexuality, and the problems with label gatekeeping.

Faith O’leary on being a bi master’s student, coming out, and navigating girl crushes while growing up religious.

Jacob Engelberg on sexual transgressors, queer approaches to film, and bisexual theory.

Dr Aurelio Castro on desire beyond categories, bisexual people of colour, and the political implications of sexual fluidity.

Mel Reeve on being an archivist and writer, and preserving the history of bisexuality

Ursula Oliver on young LGBT+ people's experiences, and accepting her own bisexuality in her 20s.

Allison Cipriano on sexual violence and identity experiences of women attracted to more than one gender.

Sam Lawton on bi+ men's relationships, experiences of prejudice, and negotiations of identity.

Sakura Byrne on the experience of monogamous bisexuals in relation to mental wellbeing and bi identity.