This episode I talked about some of what I want through as a kid with having a form of autism and being picked on and bullied because of my learning development and being teased for playing dress as a kid and messing with little girl clothes while in group homes and being afraid to bring it up after leaving the group homes and going back to live with my dad and it wasn't really my dad that I was afraid to say anything to it was other close friends and family members that I was afraid of and around a few years ago after being afraid to say anything about being Transgender I finally opened up to my dad, my uncle John and Jessi my roommate who is also like family. When I brought this up on being transgender to my roommate and my dad and mentioned that I tried to suppress my thoughts and feelings my dad and my roommate seemed to understand and when I told my uncle John he didn't want to except it at all and wasn't supportive of it at all and eventually one day he told me that he never wanted to see or hear from me again.

In this episode I talk about being promoted at work and dealing with being stigmatized and on how Colorado is a LGBTQ friendly state and that even though it is a friendly state towards the LGBTQ community that you still have people who are cruel or mean towards people with gender identity issues I mentioned examples that I have dealt with and have heard of examples of other trans people having to deal with crude people and having a supervisor or manager step in and tell them that they have to leave I even talked about the importance of having people who are positive at home because of the negativity that can take place. I even talked about a trans man being assaulted in downtown Denver a few months back and on how the police where looking for a individual that is involved in a hate crime. I also talked about a anti LGBTQ hate group in Colorado springs called focus on the family and on how they're against same sex couples and are against trans people, I also mentioned the fact that James Dobson did a interview with the famous cereal killer Ted Bundy and the fact that they use conversation therapy which isn't accredited by American pediatrics or any state medical association and that it's proven to raise the risk of suicide in the LGBTQ community.

This episode I talk about holding in thoughts and feelings and trying hide how I felt and that it isn't healthy to hold things in because it damages your inter being and I also talk briefly about learning difficulties that I had as a child and that people often thought that I was stupid because of having a speech impediment and issues with hearing and a inter hearing receptor. I also talked about being physically active and being in good physical health and how people should not let others define who they are because each person in the trans community is different, people with autism are four to six times more likely to have gender dysphoria and that every trans person just like anyone else deals with their own problems and own issues I also talked briefly about how my outter image has never fit the inter image and how I view myself.

In this episode I talk about Florida governor Ron Desantis trying to interfere in a schools curriculum that gives high school students college credit and it's on psychology and wanting to take the discussion out of a classroom that prepares people for adult hood and a forever changing world, I also express my view on the supreme court which has 13 circuits and has nine court justices and I do agree with progressive law makers on expanding the court justices to 13 so that there is 1 judge for every circuit and that there should be one judge for each circuit. The final talking point I mention is the fact that this country needs to get a younger person in the house of presidency and that the age should be between 35 and 60 years old at the max because the problem I see is when people get elected that are 70 or 80 years old is the fact that they have a hard time getting around physically and not just that they aren't as mentally sharp or coherent as a younger person running the country and that companies need to quit giving into anti LGBTQ bigotry because the way I see it is they're either with the LGBTQ community or they are against us and examples of this is target moving things to the back of the store in some states because of people not liking it and I also mention Budweiser in Dylan Mulvaney which is absolutely ridiculous that people make a big deal out of a person being on a beer can that they don't like and it's stupid because that would almost be like oh we are going to put Lebron James on a beer can and then all the sudden having people who don't like him get mad cause of him being on a can. If you don't like something you do have the choice not to look at it and making a big deal about it is stupid because everyone on this planet has to deal with things they don't like and yes people should have freedom of speech and freedom of expression taking those rights away from people dehumanizes them and it's wrong to dehumanize people just because you don't agree with them because we are all human beings.

I talked about 20th century LGBTQ art names and figures as well as countries to where it's illegal to be LGBTQ and why people should fear the political right and encourage people not to vote for them if they are a member or an alley to the LGBTQ community because it's a dangerous time to be LGBTQ and the political right wants to eradicate the community.

This episode I talk about LGBTQ musicians and how eventually the political right is going to attack any talk or history of LGBTQ musicians and accuse people of indoctrinating children like they already do with books and Disney films and that it's quite sad because people are having one political party take away freedom of speech and freedom of expression.

I talk about my thoughts and feelings on physical health and staying active and realizing that if you are going to be working out on how to gain a musculan or feminine figure and what to look for when it comes haircare and skin care

I talk about films with drag in them and on what would happen if these drag films where brought out today that it would cause some people to commit acts of violence against the movie theater and I also talked about how ridiculous it is that a teacher in Florida got in trouble for showing a Disney movie and the teachers name is Jenna Barbie and I know back when I was a kid hardly nobody would have made a big deal about showing elementary students a Disney film and that there isn't anything harmful or sexual in a Disney cartoon or film and I also mention that in my honest opinion I could see them going after looney tunes next.

Trans behavioral health care and it's benefits. Why talking to older adults about trans identities because of old

misconsiptions that older adults and how religion has been abused when it comes to the LGBTQ community and a little bit of history on racism and religion in the United States.

I decussed top myths about being Transgender and explained on how these myths are false.