Heartstopper Fan Podcast: Proper Full-On Gay Crisis!

What a treat - Ashley and Alyssa from Why Are We Like This: A Heartstopper Podcast have joined us again from across the pond for an in depth chat about our feelings on Season 2, as well as responding to each other's listener features.

Join us as we discuss our overall thoughts and feelings from this season, and rank our Hearstopper Moments from all 8 episodes.

As we come to the end of Season 2, we talk about childhood crushes, Prom-paration, and Hygge.

Phew, this was a tough watch! What with the worst dinner party in history, Charlie standing up to Ben, Isaac discovering his asexuality, and Darcy being kicked out by her mum. We did have fun talking about Christmas prezzies for the gang though!

The episode where it all comes out! We talk about Nick's awful dad, Tao's impressions and why truth or dare is NEVER a good idea.

Day two in Paris - featuring the iconic Eiffel Tower, The Louvre, and Mr Farouk's spot on art impression!

Let us know your top Heartstopper moment in the poll below!

Ahhhh Paris - city of lights, romance, and...hickies? Definitely a mixture of emotions this week! Join us this week as we look at Tao's photography skills, Ben's very public dumping, and *that scene* in the hotel room. Don't forget to get in touch with your Heartstopper Moments and Panic Line advice!

With exam season drawing to a close, we look forward to Paris, talk about perfect first dates, and discuss why bonfire crowds are definitely not appropriate times to come out to your friends.

We are VERY excited to bring you this special collaboration episode where we are joined by Alyssa and Ashley from Why Are We Like This, another fantastic Heartstopper podcast. Join us as we talk seasons one and two, what the show means to us and how it’s impacted our lives, and we revisit season one to talk Panic Line Advice, Heartstopometer Scales, and so much more!

Episode 2 had some fantastic moments of writing, new characters and tough conversations. Let us know your Heartstopper Moment by the poll below :)

IT'S FINALLY HERE! The first episode of Season 2 gave us lots to talk about (unsurprisingly)! Join us as we talk about our initial impressions, coming out parties, and starting your walks from the end of the local cul-de-sac. It's good to be back!

As Season 2 of Heartstopper drops on Netflix, we talk about our first impressions of the trailer, our plans for the podcast and any hopes and fears.

As we eagerly anticipate the release of Season 2, we discuss some of our favourite things about the 2nd volume of the graphic novels that started it all.

We just couldn't wait for the start of the next season, so we had to read the wonderful graphic novels that started it all! Listen to us delve deep into the pages and pick our favourite moments from the books. 

Join us for the second and final part of our season round-up, where we discuss favourite characters, your questions, expectations for season 2, and listen to more of your voicenotes. 

Blimey did we have a lot to talk about this week! We had such fun reading through your comments and listening to your voicenotes that we simply didn't have time to pack it all in to one episode. This week we'll catch up on Heartstopper Moments and Panic Line advice, as well as hearing your top moments from the series. 

We were OVER THE MOON to speak to the artist behind "If Heartstopper was an album", a joyous collection of songs inspired by the characters of Heartstopper.  Elvis talks to us about his inspiration, his process, and lets us in on his top Heartstopper Moment. 

Find Elvis on Instagram @elvisjss, or on Spotify here 

Find us on Instagram too @heartstopperfanpodcast 

It's the end of the season! Join us for an extra long discussion about this utterly perfect season finale - we just couldn't cut any out! We're talking about coming out, cameos, and short shorts, among other things. Plus, we prepare for our season round-up and exciting bonus material. 

We're back after a short hiatus to discuss Episode 7 of Hearstopper: Bully. This was an episode filled with heart-breaking and visceral moments which confirm why Hearstopper is one of the best pieces of television ever produced.