"Failure is funny. The whole point of comedy is that you're a fuck up. It would be ridiculous not to enjoy it." - Charlie George, Comedian & Writer who has won a number of awards for her work some of which include: LGBTQ+ New Comedian of the Year in 2019, Leicester Square New Comedian Award and Pride’s Got Talent finalist. In this episode Vaughan and Charlie discuss dead end jobs, the need to put yourself out there and how to embrace your failures as funny. 

“You have to start from the bottom. I didn’t know what I was getting myself into. It was a night shoot in a car park and I took a bus to a place I didn’t know. I was scared but I remember feeling after the shoot: this is what I want to do.” Ryan Wohlgemut discusses his career as a celebrity and fashion stylist, his journey to get here and how he shapes art through fashion.

“Our humanity will be stripped from us. It’s important that the language that people use to talk about each other changes. The world is changing." The world needs to change. Ariya Gandawulf, artist and film-maker discusses race, cinema, and her experiences as a trans womxn of colour with Vaughan. 

“The first thing you can do is let go completely. Close your eyes and imagine something or somewhere where you don’t have any control.” Art is in everyone. Benedikte Klüver and Vaughan draw each other as she discusses portraiture, mascara as a creative utensil and how to get started at home with your own creative practice.