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Below the table is a blog list of episodes with descriptors.
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 104 | Jason Lee | Intersex, transgender (trans man), heterosexual, neurodiverse | 1 hr 2 min |
| 105 | Sofie Hagen | Non-binary, queer | 57 min |
| 106 | Anshar Seraphim | Non-binary dominant | 59 min |
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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Felix is non-binary transgender and describes their sexuality as queer. We also talk about the difficulty with fitting in boxes, having to perform gender, how body and identity are different, the binariness in teaching and sports, and how you can figure out your gender at any age. [Transcript available.]
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Ela identifies as a transgender woman and is an anti Intersex Genital Mutilation activist. We also talk about the roots of the word hermaphrodite, how the gender-critical movement is far from new, Hippocrates as a gender critical pioneer, the blatant suppression and erasure of transgender and intersex gods – and human beings – in art history and modern museums, and how history is starting to be unmasked. CW: castration. [Transcript coming soon]
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Esther has a conversation with two cisgender LGBTIQA+ people; Tiga-Rose, an intimacy coach and sex therapist in training, and Ophelia, an historian, archivist and conservator, under the watchful eye (or ear) of project co-creator Katy Jon Went, who is transgender and non-binary, about how to be a better gender-diverse ally. [Transcript coming soon]
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Sophie uses the words transsexual and transvestite of herself, but considers herself to be a work in progress and very much Sophie. We talk about finding the balance in family dynamics, having two different personas, and being yourself no matter what labels you use. [Transcript available.]
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Sam identifies as a transgender man. We also talk about music and creative expression, self-identifying, the benefits of ageing, family and relationships, hormone therapy, body image, self-acceptance and being proud of who you are, and finding your voice in a whole new way. [Transcript available.]
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Katy is transgender and identifies as non-binary and asexual. We also talk about adolescence and development, religion, conversion therapy, crossdressing, being outed, depression, aesthetics, sex workshops, hormone therapy, being a reluctant transsexual, gender reassignment surgery, going on a journey towards authenticity, and freedom of expression. [Transcript available.]
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Kyl identifies as a genderqueer woman and a gender-creative parent. We also talk about being raised with conventional gender roles, trying on different gender labels and pronouns, how names fit or not, what it’s like to bring up a child without gender expectations, and the start of a gender revolution. [Transcript available.]
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Allan identifies as genderqueer and gender invert. We also talk about sexual orientation versus gender identity, feminism, double standards, gender expectations, trying to find people like yourself, and listening better to stories that are not like our own. [Transcript available.]
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Theo identifies as genderfluid, non-binary, asexual, and a grayromantic lesbian. We talk about pronouns and neopronouns, the asexuality scale, the difference between sexual attraction and romantic attraction, platonic crushes, queerplatonic relationships (QPRs) and boundaries. [Transcript available.]
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Kit identifies as non-binary, trans-feminine, demigirl and genderfluid. We talk about football, privilege, teaching, altruism, politics, the NHS, finding common ground in unexpected places, and what it’s been like being publicly and visibly trans. [Transcript available.]
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Charlie identifies as a gay trans man. We talk about gender identity & expression vs sexual orientation, gender roles, transitioning, dysphoria, gender identity clinic (GIC) waiting lists, trans visibility and activism, and how there is no such thing as a universal trans experience. [Transcript available.]
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Bonnie identifies as trans-masculine, non-binary and greysexual. We talk about Dissociative Identity Disorder or DID (previously called Multiple Personality Disorder or MPD), gender dysphoria, body dysmorphia, drag, self-expression, body autonomy, radical tenderness and vulnerability, choosing kindness, being a flawed being rather than good or bad, spoon theory, and how the body could be considered a forest rather than a temple. CW: dental trauma, sexual abuse, exposure therapy, fetish, piercing, scarification, nullification, self-cannibalism. [Transcript available.]
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Alys Wilfred (aka Fred) identifies as trans-masculine, non-binary and genderfluid. In this second conversation, we talk about the minor and major effects of testosterone (or T) injections including voice changes and mental health, body dysmorphia versus gender dysphoria, recovering from top surgery and being topless, options for bottom surgery (phalloplasty versus metoidioplasty or meta for short), and why the term ’sex change’ doesn’t do it justice. [Transcript available.]
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Sophia identifies as gender-transcendent and welcomes all pronouns. We talk about the physical experience, spirituality, vibration and energy, the divine feminine, the female body, menstruation, Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), sex, and embodying the genital energy of both sexes. We talk about gender as a role, archetype or presentation, and also conditioning, oppression of the feminine, reclaiming identity, healing, and a vision for the future.
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Sarah is intersex and identifies as non-binary. We talk about Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome, hormone replacement therapy, gonadectomy surgery, Queer Britain, being different and getting attention, being queer and bisexual, Differences in Sexual Development (DSD) and Intersex Genital Mutilation. [Transcript available.]
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Edalia is transgender and identifies as non-binary. We talk about acting, clothes, the tv show The Good Place, the gender binary, support groups, visibility and the term ‘passing’, gender options on forms, Hamlet, free speech, representation of trans people in the media and in comedy, and films like Silence of the Lambs and Ace Ventura. [Transcript available.]
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Harri Elouise identifies as trans-feminine and non-binary. We talk about the difference between gender identity/expression and sex, gender clinics and the medical transition process, use singular ’they’ and getting pronouns right, coming out to family, friendships, being a shy kid, and fitting in versus belonging. [Transcript available.]
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