Transgressive

Imposter syndrome is when a person internalizes feelings of doubts about their talents or accomplishments. It's far from a trans-specific thing, but it tends to affect many trans people in two main ways - "Am I trans enough" and "Everyone knows I'm trans". This week, we explore these (spoiler alert: imposter syndrome is a liar)

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We attempt to unpack some of the baggage surrounding the term "Passing" - with the help of my wife Miranda.

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Please consider listening to our sister podcast: Transposed Podcast which can be found on all major podcast directories. Their web ...

Tennessee recently passed an anti trans bathroom bill that is aimed at making businesses and entities with trans positive bathroom policies rethink their support or force them to post signs with transphobic and humiliating wording aimed at making trans people feel unwelcome.

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This week, a discussion of voices (as in the noises we make with our mouth--parts). I'm not a speech therapist or voice trainer, but I've got a bit of perspective / experience that I think might be helpful. However, this is more of an overview than any in depth training.

It is meant as a "hey here's what worked for me" as a trans woman. I briefly discuss trans men, but a more in depth coverage will need to happen...

I couldn't ask for a more supportive mother. Many trans people have been disowned or struggled for acceptance. I thought I'd share the story of how I came out to her... or rather how I had a really odd "reverse coming out". The whole issue of coming out and family acceptance/rejection needs a deeper dive which I very much want to do in a future episode, but this is more of a "positive story"  / "positive...