Producer Ozzy(!) speaks with actor, writer and comic D'lo (he/him). Topics include:

• Creating a trilogy of solo shows about transition & queer life
• Queer community as a spiritual practice
• Using art and comedy to reshape traumatic narratives
• "Nobody can touch us, the more vulnerable we are"
• Plus: The god/freak complex and the short hair to transmasc pipeline

This Week in Gender: Mr. Manley makes Ohio history; Andrea Jenkins becomes president of the Minneapolis Council; Mj Rodriguez wins a Golden Globe; Republicans propose more bills against trans youth; and an Olympic skater says not to focus on them being nonbinary (oops).

Find D'lo at dlocokid.com and on Twitter/IG @dlocokid.

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Tuck speaks with printmaker, comic-doer, and A.B.O. cofounder Io (they/them), who also started the whole "be gay do crime" thing.

Topics include:

• The origins of "Be Gay, Do Crime"
• What we mean when we say do crime!
• Train-hopping to outrun your gender feelings
• A.B.O. Comix and trans prisoner support
• Plus: gender nihilism, anarchist D&D, bike helmet phrenology, 3 futures of gender, and a debate over the transness of Dune.

This Week in Gender: Amy Schneider makes more Jeopardy history; Lithuania doesn't go far enough; April Ashley passed away; Quidditch begins to rename itself; And Just Like That fully does a meme.

Io's print shop (featuring the original Be Gay Do Crime design) is at etsy.com/shop/bumlung. You can also find Io on twitter (@bum_lung) and IG (@bum.lung.press).

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Tuck speaks with writer, organizer, and #8toAbolition cofounder K Adetoyin Agbebiyi (they/them). Topics include:

• An abolitionist take on "cancel culture"
• The difference between nonprofits and mutual aid
• The connections between disability justice, reproductive justice, and prison abolition
• Supporting incarcerated trans people without giving more power to the prison industrial complex
• Plus: treating work like a video game, navigating the perils of leftist twitter, and relearning being gay.

This Week in Gender: Your gender doesn't need to be convenient to other people!

Find K's work at kagbebiyi.com and freeashleydiamond.com. K also recommends Survived & Punished and Pocket Change Pools.

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Tuck catches up with BFF of the show Mckenzee Griffler (she/her) before tackling another stack of advice questions. Topics include:

• How do I know if my loved ones are really seeing me?
• Should I risk parental support to explore my gender?
• Can my cis girlfriend use all pronouns?
• How can demisexuals explore their queerness?
• Plus: When becoming a girl is like cutting out egg (lol) in bread products.

This Week in Gender: Here's the New York Magazine phallo essay. Don't read the comments :)

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Tuck speaks with musician Ezra Furman (she/they). Topics include:

• Gender as a religion; transness as a mystical cult
• The power of taking control (and overcoming HRT hang-ups)
• Trans voice feelings as professional voice-users
• A collection of genders based off Billy Joel lyrics
• Plus: sympathetic pregnancy, Lou Reed, rabbinical school, and coming out as a mom.

This Week in Gender: New Zealand unanimously passes its self-ID law; a trans student in Missouri wins a sex-discrimination lawsuit; Chile legalizes same-sex marriage; a study says HRT access improves trans youth's mental health (obvi); and Canada successfully bans conversion therapy.

Find Ezra's music, merch, tour dates and more at ezrafurman.com.

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Tuck speaks with theorist, author, and abolitionist Da'Shaun Harrison (they/them). Topics include:

• The way fatness functions as its own gender
• Working towards a better world without hope that we'll achieve it
• Why the concept of health is unsalvageable
• Why we're tired of talking about pronouns with cis people
• Plus: destroying gender!

This Week in Gender: WPATH's Standards of Care 8 is open for public comment through Dec 16.

Find Da'Shaun and Belly of the Beast: The Politics of Anti-Fatness as Anti-Blackness at linktr.ee/DaShaunLH.

References: "Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe" by Hortense J. Spillers.

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Tuck speaks with Calvin Kasulke (he/him), author of Several People Are Typing. Topics include:

• The secret(?!?) baby-trans subtext of Calvin's debut novel
• Writing fiction (about Slack dot com) vs journalism (about bodega dick pills)
• Parallels between sobriety and transitioning
• Calvin asks Tuck a question (a.k.a. "there's cops here and I'm gay")
• Plus: GLAAD Awards Travis Bickle // nu-metal Big Bird // cyberpunk Rodney Dangerfield

This Week in Gender: A town in Bangladesh elects a hijra mayor(ish); Switzerland made it easier to change your name and gender marker; Canada is in process of banning conversion therapy; the Dutch government is finally apologizing for forced sterilizations; and an important French dictionary adds the gender-neutral pronoun iel, causing insufferable backlash.

Find Calvin at calvinkasulke.com, and pick up a copy of Several People Are Typing wherever books are sold. Here are links to the stories we mentioned about choosing your name and buying dick pills and packing.

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Tuck speaks with game designer and cultural consultant Yeonsoo Julian Kim (they/she). Topics include:

• Creating games where every playable character is nonbinary (or, in other cases, Korean)
• The joys of BDSM tea party games and horror erotic fiction
• Why "romanticizing colonialism" is a surprisingly common game plot
• Playing to win vs. playing to process your feelings and maybe have a nice cry
• Plus: divorcing fear from gender; and the DnD to HRT pipeline

This Week in Gender: Iowa Medicaid must start covering trans surgeries; R*wling once again claims to be victimized by trans people; Stu Rasmussen was the country's first openly trans mayor; Trans Day of Remembrance happened; Amy Schneider is crushing it on Jeopardy.

Find Yeonsoo @yjuliankim and at yeonsoojuliankim.com. (Want more? Their interactive novel The Fog Knows Your Name is available here, and the Strange Lusts/Strange Loves anthology is being released in installments here [NSFW].)

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Tuck speaks with lawyer and trans advocate Chase Strangio (he/they). Topics include:

• Why everything is going to keep getting worse (sorry!)
• How "biological" sex only exists in the law to exclude trans people
• Trans joy as a political counterpoint to right-wing legislation
• Cis women's crucial role in combatting transphobia
• Plus: Throwing yourself on the ground screaming at the gender binary

This Week in Gender: The IOC releases new guidelines for trans & intersex athlete eligibility; and California will require gender-neutral toy sections.

Find Chase @chasestrangio on Twitter/IG and at aclu.org.

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Tuck speaks with Jackie Ess (she/her), author of Darryl. Topics include:

• The future of trans literature (whatever that means)
• Writing from the outside and avoiding tokenization
• How to avoid being the worst kind of reader
• Hints to the subjects of Jackie's next two books
• Plus: Jonathan Franzen, Jack Harlow, Casey Plett, Torrey Peters, Hugo Grotius, and the Situation?

This Week in Gender: Para sports and the Paralympics. (You can read WBC's trans inclusion policy here.)

Find Jackie on Twitter @jackie_ess. Buy Darryl on Bookshop or wherever books are.

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