I'm pretty much a daily listener and find the silence on this topic is absolutely deafening. It makes me believe (perhaps naively, certainly optimistically) that they aren't discussing it because the presenters couldn't do so without contravening batshit biased bbc policy and risking losing their jobs.
We've heard the way it's played out before on other discussion shows, on TV and radio (Victoria Derbyshire, Jeremy Vine etc) They bring in a TRA and a GC feminist spokesperson, are at pains to give each one equal airtime and the five minute slot gets quickly derailed into bickering about toilets, with the TRA adopting a tone of wounded martyrdom about being accused of being a pervert when all they want to do is live their lives. Point spectacularly missed. Opportunity wasted. Onto the next item, while everyone listening at home is left with a vague sense of bewilderment and storm-in-a-teacup security.
I'm hoping that they're waiting until they can cover it properly, from the perspective of its impact on women and girls. Which is their entire purpose - and what they do with every other subject. No compromise. No confusion. The facts laid out for listeners to draw their own conclusions and decide for themselves how they feel about self-ID.
We'll see.