Fiona (she/her) talks with Ross Murray (he/him) to answer the question, ‘Why can’t I love the sinner but hate the sin?’, about why people think it is a sin to be queer, and how the LGBTQ+ community can relate to Bible stories.

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Join Fiona (she/her) as she and Rain Valdez (she/her) as they explore the social and cultural beliefs around being a man, what it’s like to date a bisexual man, life as a transgender woman, and, of course, answer the question, “If a straight man wants to make love to a transgender woman, does it mean he’s gay?”

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Join Fiona (she/her) as she and Laila Ireland (she/her) answer the question, “How do transgender women pee in a public restroom?” and talk through the experience of transgender and non-binary people using the restroom in the military.

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Join Fiona (she/her) as she discusses with Braxton Fleming (he/him) whether all transgender men want a penis and his journey with transitioning, raising three children, and owning a business.

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Join Fiona (she/her) as she discusses with Adri Perez (they/them) their coming out story, whether being non-binary is just a trend for young people to follow, and how to create a more loving and trusting society.

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Today, Fiona (she/her) talks with Shane Diamond (he/him) about the importance of allowing transgender athletes to compete in school sports, the discourse around this subject, and his personal experiences and impacts from participating in hockey.

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In today’s episode, Fiona (she/her) speaks with best-selling author Jennifer Brown (she/her) about the prevalence of gender biased language, why people resist changing the language they use, and why inclusive speech is important.

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Join Fiona (she/her) as she speaks with Dalila Ali Rajah (she/her), founder of Black Queer Joy, about her experiences being a bisexual black woman with a transgender son, the role of Gen Z in the LGBTQ+ community, and the overall complexity of sexuality.

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Join Fiona (she/her) as she speaks with Zachary Zane (he/him), columnist of Sexplain It for Men’s Health, about his coming out experience with his friends, family, and the rest of the LGBTQ+ community and the upcoming release of his highly anticipated book Boyslut: A Memoir and Manifesto.

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Emmy®-nominated and award-winning filmmaker Fiona Dawson and her guests explore rather direct questions about the LGBTQ+ community that many people are just too afraid to ask. Based on her acclaimed book, “Are Bisexuals Just Greedy? Animated Answers for All People Who Simply Want to Understand the Spectrum of Being LGBTQ+,” every episode is a naturally humorous and edutaining conversation regarding the spectrum of gender and sexuality. Ideal for those old enough to swear and talk about sex, if you simply want to understand more about the queer community, this podcast is for you.

Relating her personal experiences as a cisgender, gay, and then bisexual woman, Fiona Dawson is here to dissolve the stereotypes and reveal the vulnerability, courage, and empathy that make up the very fabric of the queer community.

Fiona Dawson is an Emmy®-nominated and award-winning filmmaker, speaker, and author who has been advocating for the LGBTQ+ community for over two decades. Her short film “Transgender, at War and in Love” (2015) for The New York Times and feature documentary “TransMilitary” (2018) helped elevate the stories of active-duty transgender service members to end their ban from the US military. Relating her personal experiences as a cisgender, gay, and then bisexual woman, Fiona dissolves stereotypes to reveal vulnerability, courage, and empathy in various media forms through her company, Free Lion Productions.