Last October Georgia was diagnosed with ADHD. After years of mental health struggles, the diagnosis and treatment have allowed her to finally think and feel clearly. Yungblud and Georgia discuss how ADHD impacts their lives, and dispel some of the misconceptions about the disorder. Details of organisations offering information and support on mental health and a range of issues discussed in this podcast are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline

Singer, songwriter and all-round musician Yungblud talks to friends and fans about the big stuff going on in their lives. Expect lots of fun, chaos and mischief.

As an 18-year-old biracial black woman growing up in a small town in Virginia, Mary has to fight for racial equality. Last year she campaigned to have the name of a local school changed and won, removing a name that fueled racial tension. She is also campaigning for an LGBTQIA+ sexual education programme, in an area where abstinence is taught. Yungblud finds out from Mary what drives her activism and what keeps her fighting for what she believes in. Details of organisations offering...

Since she was a child Amy has suffered from anxiety attacks, but when she started having difficulty breathing in February last year she knew something was different. It took months and multiple hospitalisations for her to be diagnosed with long COVID. Yungblud speaks to Amy about her difficult journey getting diagnosed with long COVID, and how it has shaped her outlook on life since. Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of issues are available at...

Ashley spent years trying to get a job in live music, finally getting her big break in 2019. But less than a year later the venue she worked at shut down due to Covid. She's since been shielding for her flatmate and misses the identity that live music gave her. Yungblud and Ashley chat about chasing their dreams of working in music, how live music is a fundamental part of their identities, and the hole that's been left since live venues shut down due to Covid. Details of organisations...

Faaris grew up witnessing his mum be the victim of domestic abuse, something that Yungblud can relate to. Faaris has become a successful digital animator for artists like Stormzy, AJ Tracey and Dave, and they discuss how their childhood has impacted their mental health and shaped them as creatives. If you, or someone you know, have been affected by domestic abuse or violence, the organisations listed at the link below may be able to help: http://bbc.in/39asodt

Dom (another Dom!) struggles with how feels about sex. He only enjoys it when he's in love or has an emotional connection to the other person. His mates want causal sex all the time, but he doesn't feel the same way and isn't sure he can talk to them about this. Yungblud and Dom chat about the million different ways people relate to sex, whether it's full of emotion or purely physical. And Yungblud busts out his favourite karaoke song. Details of organisations offering information and...

When Martina gained weight as a child she lost her confidence. As a teenager she felt fat and ugly, and would avoid going to parties or shopping with friends. But in the last year she's learned to love herself again, and is speaking out against the beauty standards that exist in our world. Yungblud and Martina chat about body image, the role tv and the media play on our self-worth and how to learn to love ourselves. Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of...

Saryna is 19 and has Ehlers Danlos syndrome which affects her entire body causing chronic pain and chronic fatigue. She loves drag performance and was inspired by RuPaul's Drag Race. Now she performs drag as Peachy Ray, and has found herself through it. Yungblud chats to Saryna about finding your passion in life and the people who support it. Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of issues are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline.

We're taking a festive break but we want to say thank you for being part of this community, we couldn't do it without you. We'll be back next week with a full episode, until then have a happy holiday!

Each morning Yoshi wakes up not knowing what gender they will identify as, switching between she/he/they pronouns. Yungblud chats to Yoshi about how they discovered they are genderfluid, how friends and family react, what relationships are like, and the trouble with toilets. Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of issues are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline.

At 19, Rosie was told she would never dance again after dancing on broken feet at the world championships. But two years of struggling to recover mentally and physically has taught her that life is for enjoying, not enduring. Yungblud reveals how painfully close to his heart her story is as they chat about finding hope and new beginnings. Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of issues are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline.

Billie-Jo has had to care for her family since the age of 5. But she didn't actually realise she was a young carer until she was a teenager. Now she wants to raise awareness, as it can be isolating and stressful. Yungblud and Billie-Jo chat about what it was like growing up as a young carer and how she balances it while training to become a car mechanic (and being the only girl on her course!) Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of issues are available at...

Marlowe discovered Yungblud's music and a trans community through Star Trek. He's recently asked his mum to use he/him pronouns and brought five dresses out of retirement, describing himself as a boy in a dress. Yungblud and Marlowe chat about transitioning and gender identity, and they share their love of wearing dresses! Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of issues are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline.

Adam has been Yungblud's best friend and guitarist since day one. From living together in a freezing flat with holes in the wall, to travelling around the world on a tour bus, they share some never before heard stories of music and misbehavior.

Molly was 18 and training to be a gig security guard when she was diagnosed with a brain tumour. She only found out about the tumour after taking a ride on a roller coaster. After life-saving brain surgery, she was left disabled, and now campaigns for better disability access at gigs. Yungblud and Molly chat about their love of live music and what it's like to go to gigs with a disability. Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of issues are available at...

Ben started experiencing anxiety and depression at 12 but had no idea what they were. Only 2 years ago did he recognise his mental health and told his family. During lockdown he's started a men’s mental health vlog. Yungblud and Ben chat about their experiences with anxiety and depression, sharing some of their triggers as well as practical things that help them. Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of issues are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline.

At age 14, Ashley realised she was lesbian, telling her friends and family at the time. But as she’s grown older, her sexuality has evolved, and at 21 she began being attracted to men as well. Today she doesn’t identify with any label. Yungblud and Ashley chat about their fluid and evolving sexualities and fighting against the boxes that society tries to put them in. Details of organisations offering information and support on a range of issues are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline.

Singer, songwriter and all-round musician Yungblud talks to friends and fans about their modern-day dilemmas. Expect lots of fun, chaos and mischief.