Butch Talk Podcast

*Trigger warning* Discussion around depression, anxiety, self-harm, and suicide are in this episode.

Whitney talks with Franky about mental health struggles and what has helped them work through difficult times.

A recent study about discrimination of gay sounding people in the workplace, an interview with KARE 11's Breaking the News, Jana Shortal, personal story of interview clothes, and a favorite job and bosses.

Discussion on AP style allowing they as a singular pronoun and Brent Dunmore's They/Them Project.

Whitney talks with Kade about pronouns. She/her. He/him. They/them. And a bunch of others! Discussion of being misgendered in a variety of different situations is also discussed as well as how we've typically dealt with that.

Exciting announcements about being featured in an online magazine, thank yous for support, and a call for creatives for an upcoming episode!

In this episode of Butch Talk Podcast, Whitney touches on the history of underwear, talks with Janelle about different types of underwear and how we started wearing what we do, a personal story about shopping for boxers, and Whitney's favorite boxer briefs of all time! Special tangent on her experience attending a taping of Ellen's talk show!

It's the episode of interviews! 3 convos about community and friendship. Carter and I talk about the Twin Cities Queer Masculinity group, Vanessa and I talk about making friends and our hopes and fears around that, and Sasha and I talk about the history of the Bulldoggers group in Oakland, CA.

I talk allllllll about trying a menstrual cup for the first time!

This podcast discusses how ancient people viewed periods and what they used or didn't use with them, Franky and Whitney talk about their personal experiences with their periods and feelings about them, personal thoughts about PMDD, favorite period tracker, and a Q&A about shaving!

More talk about family, but this time, extended family, step-family and chosen family! Also, hear about a shitty priest and how my brother and cousins have been awesome.