Nick Cherryman | The Moment I Cried at Coventry Pride | TrustTalk Podcast (Ep.2)
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What does Pride really mean today?
In Episode 2 of the TrustTalk Podcast, Rob Darling and Gemma Hathaway are joined by Nick Cherryman, Chair of Coventry Pride, for an honest conversation about community, representation and why Pride continues to matter.
Recorded the DAY AFTER Coventry Pride Weekend, Nick reflects on the emotion of watching months of planning come to life, the challenges faced behind the scenes and the unforgettable moment they realised the impact the event was having on people's lives.
The conversation explores why Pride is about far more than a single month or celebration. Nick shares his powerful belief that "the opposite of shame is pride", discusses the importance of visibility and representation for young people and explains why allyship and community are essential in creating places where everyone feels they belong.
Along the way, they open up about supporting young people searching for acceptance, overcoming online abuse and why seeing yourself represented can genuinely change lives.
Whether you attended Pride or simply want to understand why these conversations still matter, this episode offers an inspiring and thought-provoking look at community, courage and belonging.
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