The Outsiders (Season II), titled Bodies Bodies Bodies, is the latest iteration of Temiloluwa Johnson's ambitious experimental photography project, combining photography with an accompanying narrative podcast that follows the lives of 15 queer Nigerians across different cities, communities, and walks of life. The season is co-hosted and produced with artist Tomide Odu, whose practice explores uncertainty, systems, and what it means to exist in a society that condemns variance. In Bodies Bodies Bodies, the award-winning photojournalist explores the body as a site of memory, resistance, desire, care, and becoming. Through intimate portraits and the accompanying podcast, the project invites audiences into deeply personal reflections on what it means to inhabit a body in a world that often seeks to define, regulate, or erase it. Rather than centring narratives of struggle alone, the work foregrounds joy, tenderness, complexity, and self-determination, offering a nuanced portrait of queer life in contemporary Nigeria. Produced in partnership with Obodo, a youth-led organisation advancing queer rights and visibility in Nigeria through art and culture, the project creates space for authentic self-representation while documenting the diversity and richness of queer experiences across the country. Todah Opeyemi serves as the Editorial Lead for this season, leading script development, narrative structure, host coaching, and post-production across the series. Stay tuned, listen, share, and help amplify stories of queer joy, complexity, and self-determination.