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| Episode | Name | Labels | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kit Rackley | Genderfluid, trans-feminine, non-binary, demigirl | 46 min |
| 2 | Alys Wilfred Earl (Fred) | Trans-masculine, non-binary, genderfluid | 37 min |
| 3 | Harri Elouise Nellar | Trans-feminine, non-binary | 57 min |
| 4 | Edalia Day | Transgender, non-binary | 49 min |
| 5 | Sarah Corke | Intersex, non-binary | 27 min |
| 6 | Sophia Wise One | Gender-transcendent | 47 min |
| 7 | Ange de Lumiere | Parent of a transgender child | 37 min |
| 9 | Alys Wilfred Earl (Fred) #2 | Trans-masculine, non-binary, genderfluid | 32 min |
| 10 | Bonnie Bakeneko | Trans-masculine, non-binary, graysexual | 46 min |
| 11 | Charlie Caine | Gay trans man | 34 min |
| 12 | Kit Rackley #2 | Non-binary, trans-feminine, demigirl, genderfluid | 52 min |
| 13 | Theo Will (TW) McKenna | Genderfluid, non-binary, asexual, grayromantic lesbian | 44 min |
| 14 | Allan D. Hunter | Genderqueer, gender invert | 39 min |
| 15 | Kyl Myers | Genderqueer woman, gender-creative parent | 37 min |
| 16 | Katy Jon Went | Transgender, non-binary, asexual | 1 hr 12 min |
| 17 | Sam Bettens | Transgender man | 44 min |
| 18 | Sophie James | Transsexual, transvestite | 23 min |
| 19 | ALLYSHIP | How to be a better gender-diverse ally | 53 min |
| 20 | Ela Xora | Transgender woman, anti Intersex Genital Mutilation activist | 53 min |
| 21 | Felix | Non-binary, transgender, queer | 17 min |
| 22 | Hannah Watson | Transgender | 37 min |
| 23 | Robin Rice | Parent of a transgender adult | 21 min |
| 24 | Alf Ravn | Agender, transgender, non-binary | 42 min |
| 25 | REFLECTIONS (1) | Discoveries so far | 1 hr 6 min |
| 26 | Angus Brown (Annie) | Transgender woman, butch lesbian | 33 min |
| 27 | Ray | Binary transgender man, FTM, gay | 31 min |
| 28 | Rachel Lawson | No gender labels, thank you very much | 45 min |
| 29 | Joe | Femme boy, non-binary, trans | 1 hr |
| 30 | Cassie Brighter | Latina woman of trans experience | 1 hr 4 min |
| 31 | CN Lester | Trans | 37 min |
| 32 | Cameron | Female but trans, trans-feminine | 31 min |
| 33 | Rachel Lange | Non-binary, queer, autistic | 35 min |
| 34 | Cassian Lodge | Non-binary, agender | 1 hr 6 min |
| 35 | Jareth Nebula | Transgender, agenderflux, demiboy, alien | 43 min |
| 36 | Yas Necati | Non-binary | 32 min |
| 37 | Charlie Orriss | Transgender FTM | 24 min |
| 38 | Devi Irony | Non-binary, dominant | 49 min |
| 39 | Genevieve | Trans non-binary, genderqueer | 33 min |
| 40 | Bella Cascarini | Trans woman | 52 min |
| 41 | Harris Eddie Hill | Trans non-binary, agender, trans-masculine | 49 min |
| 42 | Evey Winters | Transgender, transsexual woman | 55 min |
| 43 | Sally Goldner AM | Bi/pan trans introvert HSP woman | 47 min |
| 44 | Tara Dax | Non-binary | 45 min |
| 46 | Charlize Jamieson | Transgender woman | 54 min |
| 47 | Helen Belcher | Woman with a trans history | 55 min |
| 48 | Cara Wilde | Parent of a transgender teen | 46 min |
| 49 | HIGHER EDUCATION | Being LGBTQIA+ in Higher Education (HE) | 1 hr 2 min |
| 50 | REFLECTIONS (2) | Discoveries so far | 1 hr 16 min |
| 51 | J Laurence Sarno | Trans man | 1 hr 4 min |
| 52 | Dean Rasmussen | Transgender, trans man, trans-masculine, genderqueer, non-binary, pansexual | 43 min |
| 53 | Lor | Intersex, non-binary, demiboy, bigender | 55 min |
| 54 | Lynn Keiser | Transgender woman | 55 min |
| 55 | Beverly Little Thunder | Two-Spirit Lakota woman | 44 min |
| 56 | Juno Roche | Trans & queer | 1 hr 4 min |
| 57 | Jin Wicked | Agender, non-binary, autistic | 1 hr 24 min |
| 58 | Greyson | Trans man, xenogender (wolfgender), furry | 50 min |
| 59 | Victor Martinez | Non-binary, transgender, pansexual, panromantic | 59 min |
| 60 | Emme Porter DeWitt | Agender [transgender, nonbinary], queer [demisexual+] | 56 min |
| 61 | Dorothy 'Thyo' Pierre-Louis | Non-binary, trans-masculine, bigender, toric, graysexual | 46 min |
| 62 | Jacob Profitt | Non-binary, gay, drag queen | 36 min |
| 63 | Jen Hartmann | Non-binary, bigender | 41 min |
| 64 | Brian Belovitch | Cis-gay male of trans experience | 59 min |
| 65 | LISTENER QUESTIONS (1) | Terminology explained | 23 min |
| 66 | Anna Sansom | Genderqueer, gender-responsive, woman, queer dyke | 53 min |
| 67 | Leonie Dawson | Non-binary | 57 min |
| 68 | Esther Loewen | Transgender woman | 54 min |
| 69 | Zelda | Intersex, trans-adjacent, disabled | 57 min |
| 70 | Rev. Rowan Bombadil | Genderqueer shapeshifter & sex witch | 1 h 23 min |
| 71 | Renée Yoxon | Trans, non-binary, genderqueer, maverique | 45 min |
| 72 | Talea Boelsems | Agender, metagender | 1 h 9 min |
| 73 | Paige Loewen | Partner of a transgender woman | 51 min |
| 74 | A Clear Perspective on gender | A channeled message from Oron and Medha | 35 min |
| 75 | REFLECTIONS (3) | Discoveries so far | 1 h 8 min |
| 76 | Skin | Queer | 46 min |
| 77 | Jenn | Genderfree, autistic, fat | 56 min |
| 78 | Claire Prosho | Transgender woman, bisexual, ADHD | 1 h 23 min |
| 79 | Christine Tokley | Trans woman, non-conforming, disabled, neurodivergent | 1 h 34 min |
| 80 | Anne Hodder-Shipp | Queer femme, neurodivergent, ADHD (agender, non-binary, demigirl) | 56 min |
| 81 | Fleassy Malay | Queer, gender-diverse, neurodiverse, genderfluid woman | 57 min |
| 82 | Angela Locashio | Autistic, queer, genderqueer woman | 49 min |
| 83 | Lola Phoenix | Agender, non-binary, queer | 1 h 27 min |
| 85 | Victor Martinez #2 | Transgender, non-binary, pansexual, neurodiverse, ADHD | 1 hr |
| 86 | Izzy Kershaw | Transgender woman, bisexual, ADHD | 40 min |
| 87 | Brianne Leeson | Autigender, bisexual, polyamorous, demi-romantic | 56 min |
| 88 | Lux | Queer, genderfluid, polygender, non-conforming man | 55 min |
| 89 | Cleo Madeleine | Queer, trans, woman | 1 h 15 min |
| 90 | NINETY SHADES OF GENDER | Taking a break | 11 min |
| 91 | Harris Eddie Hill #2 | Agender, non-binary, trans (with a dash of ‘boy’) | 1 h 6 min |
| 92 | Finley Areset Brand | Transgender, non-binary, agender, demigirl [autigender] | 56 min |
| 93 | Fabian Webb Brown | Trans(gender) man | 47 min |
| 94 | Rachel Dover | Transgender female | 1 h 21 min |
| 95 | Joris Grey | Trans, trans man, queer | 46 min |
| 96 | Chris Talbot-Heindl | Transgender, non-binary, asexual, panromantic | 49 min |
| 97 | Kate Brookes | Parent of a transgender child | 49 min |
| 98 | Ely Percy | Queer, agender, neurodivergent (brain injury) | 45 min |
| 99 | Tash Corbin | Neurodivergent, non-binary, genderfluid woman, queer | 46 min |
| 100 | REFLECTIONS (4) | Discoveries so far | 1 h 14 min |
| 101 | Mattia Maurée | Nonbinary trans, agender, genderqueer, transmasc, autigender, audhd, relationship anarchy, poly, queer [neuroqueer] | 57 min |
| 102 | Carrie Marshall | Trans woman, lesbian, demisexual | 1 hr |
| 103 | Ray Briggs | Genderqueer, boi, practicing bisexual, T4T | 51 min |
Harris identifies as trans non-binary, agender and trans-masculine. We also talk about doing gender differently, how finding your labels can help you find your people, how much our culture revolves around our reproductive capabilities, finding an unexpected calling as an introvert, and how gender happens to all of us.[Transcript coming soon.]
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Bella is a trans woman – with more emphasis on the woman part than the trans part. We also talk about what effects how we’re perceived, how noticing small moments of genuine happiness can help us embrace our identity, finding a name that feels right, what settling into femininity can look like, how films and tv are problematic in hindsight, hurdles on the coming out journey, working through shame, trusting your gut, and accepting your light and your dark, to your bones. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Genevieve says the easiest terms are non-binary and queer, and they definitely identify as trans as well. We also talk about being born into activism, performing womanhood, reframing feminism, women’s spaces vs LGBTQ spaces, how what’s ‘normal’ is rigid and idealised when it comes to sex and relationships, teaching consent from a young age, and why we should all consider therapy. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Devi is a non-binary person. We also talk about the freedom that can come from embracing a label, how certain body parts are not necessarily gender markers, societal conditioning and standards and playing with gender presentation, how gender fits into BDSM and kink, what ‘sex work’ can include, kink trends in times of a pandemic, and the importance of touch and human contact. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Charlie identifies as a FTM (Female To Male) trans man. We also talk about labels as a protection as well as a hindrance, how gender and mental health go hand in hand, the therapeutic benefits of cosplay, and what Dissociative Identity Disorder can be like. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Yas identifies as non-binary. We also talk about detaching activities from gender, pre-colonial gender identities, the importance of writing a will and letter of wishes, why it is essential for public health policy to accurately record trans and non-binary gender identities on death certificates (which is currently not possible), and what we CAN do to respect and honour a person’s gender identity after they have passed away. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Jareth is transgender and also likes to use the labels agenderflux, demiboy and alien. We talk about the nuances of gender labels, the difference between gender identity and gender expression, modelling before and after coming out as transgender, what we’ve made masculine and feminine mean, and turning yourself into a walking piece of art. [Transcript available.]
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Cassian identifies as non-binary and agender. They started the Gender Census in 2011 and talk about their main learnings and insights in the nine years of running it. We also talk about finding gender inside (or not), navigating public toilets, passion and experience versus education, the overlap between gender identity and sexual orientation, finding common ground where there appears to only be contradiction and conflict, and microactivism; how small actions can have a big impact. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Rachel is a non-binary queer autistic person. We talk about questioning everything and looking at things differently, being gender non-conforming in different cultures, freeing yourself from gender roles, being a non-binary parent, and giving yourself permission to do things the way you want. [Transcript available.]
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Cameron is a newly discovered woman. She refers to herself as female but trans. We also talk about gender roles in society and relationships, how life has changed after coming out only a month before this conversation took place, and the role of loss in embracing your true self. [Transcript coming soon.]
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CN is a trans person. We talk about the importance of strategy when it comes to gender education, effects of testosterone on the singing voice, books, and the queer history of opera. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Cassie is a Latina woman of trans experience. We talk about the subtleties and challenges of inclusive language, internalised transphobia, being the best of both worlds, toxic masculinity as a cult, sex positivity and freeing ourselves from shame, female anatomy, consent, and leaving a legacy. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Joe identifies as a femme boy, non-binary and trans. We also talk about socialisation and reinforcing gender stereotypes, performing gender versus living gender, medical versus social transitioning, mental health struggles, how being willing to get it wrong is better than staying silent when it comes to supporting people, and the benefits of simplifying life. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Rachel is not fond of using gender labels for herself. In her words, she is a woman and identifies as a motorcyclist, a technologist, and many other things. We also talk about being something versus identifying as something, coming out at work, riding a motorbike, travelling solo, and how safety is a relative thing. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Ray identifies as a binary transgender man, who also happens to be gay. We talk about how feminism includes everyone, why some men need reproductive health care, the difference between male and female banter, approaching the gender journey from a neurodivergent perspective, and the distinction between using labels as part of your identity versus part of your journey or experience. [Transcript available.]
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Angus (Annie) identifies as a transgender woman and butch lesbian. We also talk about the balance of masculinity and femininity, the evolution of the word ‘lesbian’, that labels can resonate whatever their original meaning, how gender identity influences self-expression, navigating being a teenager again, sexuality and attraction, and that moving from one side of the line of androgyny to the other side is only a small step. [Transcript coming soon.]
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We are reversing roles, so Katy is interviewing Esther as she reflects on conversations she’s had with gender-diverse folks, what she’s learned about gender, as well as her own journey and how she evolved through it. We talk about what it means to Esther to be cisgender, what gender diversity (or a lack thereof) was like growing up, how the podcast is a way of expressing her identity, recovering perfectionism, Vulcan philosophy, and that in the end, we are all more alike than different. [Transcript coming soon.]
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Alf is transgender and identifies as agender and non-binary. We also talk about observing gender from a distance, the obstacles on their transition journey, hormone imbalances and the effects they can have, and asking the question ‘what makes a man a man, and a woman a woman?’ [Transcript coming soon.]
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Robin is the mother of two sons, one of whom is transgender, and runs a project called Your Holiday Mom, which is all about offering LGBTQ youth a loving mother’s support between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. We also talk about the journey you go through as a parent as you support your child through their gender journey, the importance of a parents’ acceptance, how gender colours everything we choose for ourselves, our children and our world, and just being who you are. [Transcript available.]
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Hannah is transgender, and although not fond of labels, the terms non-binary and asexual semi-resonate with her as well. We also talk about gender identity versus biology versus sexuality, to what degree gender defines you, why the term ‘gender confirmation surgery’ is a better term than ‘gender reassignment surgery’ and ‘sex change’, conforming to society’s norms, and ‘unconventional’ types of love, attraction, intimacy and relationships. [Transcript available.]
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