Seamas Carey begins to look at the queer community of Cornwall and what it's like if you don't fit the "gender or sexual norms". 
In no way does he claim to feature all the voices of LGBTQIA, yet this episode does address the lack of representation, role models and services within Cornwall and asks; are there any specifically gay venues here? How progressive is this place? And can it feel unsafe, if you don't fit the status quo?