Dr Lori Beth Bisbey is a sex & intimacy coach and psychologist whose expertise lies in working with individuals, couples and groups to explore their sexuality, discover a deeper level of sexual congruence, heal from past sexual trauma, as well as create more meaningful, pleasurable, exciting, and authentic intimate relationships. 

On a mission to create an open dialogue about sex, sexual identity, and self-expression, Dr Lori Beth is the host of two popular podcasts The A to Z Of Sex and Sex Spoken Here. She’s also a passionate speaker, dynamic workshop facilitator, and sought after expert in the media on the topics of sex, sexuality, intimacy, relationships, and sexual trauma. 

Meg-John Barker is the author of a number of popular books on sex, gender, and relationships, including Queer: A Graphic History, Gender: A Graphic Guide, How To Understand Your Gender, Life Isn’t Binary, Enjoy Sex (How, When, and IF You Want To), Rewriting the Rules, The Psychology of Sex, and The Secrets of Enduring Love. They have also written a number of books for scholars and counsellors on these topics, drawing on their own research and therapeutic practice.

Emily Yates is the project manager for the Undressing Disability campaign and is one of the voices of the Love Lounge.

Enhance the UK provides disability awareness training, British Sign Language workshops and accessibility audits to businesses and organisations all over the UK and further afield. As a user-led charity, all of our trainers have impairments themselves. As well as training, we focus on the sexual rights and responsibilities of disabled people. Disabled women are three times as likely as their non-disabled peers to be sexually abused, and sex education in schools is still far from inclusive. We set up the 'Undressing Disability' campaign to support disabled people in having romantic lives that are both safe and fulfilling, and we do this by providing free resources, giving talks at relevant conferences and events, and running our Love Lounge, a Q and A forum that encourages disabled people and their loved ones to write in (anonymously, if they wish) with any questions surrounding love, sex, dating and relationships. We call ourselves the ‘non-expert sexperts’ and if we don’t know the answer, we’ll find someone that does! Until we are all able to have safe, fun and fulfilling romantic relationships, there’s plenty for us to be getting on with. 

Alix Fox is a multi award-winning “decently indecent” writer and presenter with 15 years’ experience of specialising in sex education, fetish and relationships…and an attitude more chirpy than a field full of happy crickets and intoxicated sparrows. She’s employed as a script consultant on hit Netflix series Sex Education; co-hosts BBC Radio 1’s ground-breaking sex comedy show Unexpected Fluids; and can be seen advising guests on E4 television show The Sex Clinic. For almost half a decade she’s answered listeners’ most intimate questions on The Modern Mann podcast with veteran broadcaster Olly Mann, and is currently writing a much-anticipated book and preparing to launch a new series about kink on Audible. She’s an activist and ambassador for charities including The Eve Appeal (gynaecological cancer); Brook (young people’s sexual wellbeing); Terrence Higgins Trust (HIV); Bloody Good Period (menstrual poverty & education); and Women Of the Future (mentoring young women). She's Resident Sex & Relationships Expert for Superdrug, and represents respected sex toy brands including Womanizer, Tenga, Durex and The Sway. Her writing and broadcasts can be found on diverse platforms including The Guardian (particularly her Close Encounters series of audio docs), Stylist, Marie Claire, Men’s Fitness, Radio 4, Vogue, Time Out and more. Occasionally, she sleeps, but it's rare.

Alix’s accolades include Sex Expert of the Year (2020 [winner TBA] and 2018, ETO Awards) and two ARIAs for Podcast Of The Year.