Jordan Burrow: 'I Kissed A Boy', queer representation in football, Jake Daniels, life as a PT and more

When Jordan Burrow donned the kit of former Blackpool striker Jake Daniels on this year’s series of I Kissed A Boy, he was looking to prove a point.

As a kid growing up in rural Cumbria surrounded by football fans, he knew that seeing queer representation in the game would have made his life easier – and by going on the hit BBC reality show, he’s blazing a trail himself.

So what role did sport play in Jordan’s life growing up, and as a PT now, what does it mean to him now – and how did he end up on the iconic BBC Three show in the first place?

Jordan is a great guest on the podcast today, talking about everything from body image to using this moment and his platform to amplify the position of the queer community in sport.

Plus we get the gossip on his reality TV stint – and celebrate his dad being just an awesome, awesome ally.

It’s a cracking episode with a brilliant lad, and we think you’re going to love it – and we’re massively grateful that Jordan joined us today!

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