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The podcast currently has 46 episodes available.
0:50 Natasha loves coffee
2:56 What would your younger self be surprised about your current self?
3:34 Do you want to talk about how you came to the US?
7:04 Have you been given a piece of advice that you’re really glad you didn’t follow?
8:26 Can you think of feedback you’ve been given that changed how you view yourself?
10:28 Is there something you wish people knew about you?
11:06 What’s your superpower?
13:00 If you had to be famous for something, what would it be?
14:45 Do you have a question for the next person?
15:11 If you could change one small thing about the world, what would it be? Or one small thing in your life that would have a large ripple effect going forward?
17:23 Natasha asks me questions!
17:30 What patterns do you see in interviewing people for the podcast?
19:48 Do you ever go back and do a deep dive with anyone?
0:40 Meghan loves dogs
2:36 What would your younger self be surprised about your current self?
5:03 Over time, have you been given feedback that changed how you look at yourself?
10:12 Is there a piece of advice you’v ever been given that you’re so glad you didn’t follow it?
12:29 What’s your superpower?
18:21 What is something about you that you wish people knew?
19:27 If you had to be famous for something, what would you want to be famous for?
21:18 Is there a question you’d like me to ask the next person?
22:34 How do you take care of yourself and keep your joy when everything is pushing towards fear?
0:56 How did you get started in writing?
5:35 Dale’s first novel
9:45 A fateful ferry ride…
15:16 A layoff and a call from a friend set the next move
21:03 I love that you just jumped in
28:22 “The one I knew I jumped into…”
33:13 Did you do your retreats during COVID?
35:40 People would rather be told what they’re doing right
40:10 In doing the same types of facilitating, how do you keep it fresh for yourself?
42:02 What’s your biggest frustration?
42:53 How do you decide what you’re going to charge?
45:32 Is there anything you wish people understood better about your work or what you do?
46:36 Where can people find your work?
Katherine talks about joy in herself, joy in the every day, joy in raising good kids
0:42 Katherine loves Moser crystal that was her mother’s
4:05 What would your younger self be surprised about your current self?
5:16 If you were going to be famous for something, what would it be?
6:40 What’s one thing you wish other people knew about you?
8:15 Is there a piece of advice you were given that you’re glad you didn’t follow?
11:02 Can you think of feedback you’ve been given, positive or negative, that affected how you view yourself?
13:27 What’s your superpower?
16:34 Do you have a question you’d like me to ask the next guest?
16:57 What’s the most fun thing you’ve done lately?
0:40 Rocket Kid is back!
1:02 What is the best part of being a kid?
1:44 Can you be more specific?
2:20 Do you think that LEGO will stick with you through life?
3:35 Similarities in good and bad things in being a kid versus being an adult
6:13 “There was a cartoon I saw….”
7:06 Three cups of ordinary and a dash of chaos
8:52 Speaking of croutons…
10:08 How has your summer been going?
We recorded this over the summer, but he’s back in school now!
0:43 Carrie loves Taylor Swift
2:19 What would your younger self be surprised about your current self?
3:13 Is there something you wish people knew about you?
7:28 Is there a piece of advice you were given that you’re glad you didn’t follow?
8:04 Is there feedback you’ve been given that’s changed how you view yourself?
9:57 If you had to be famous for something, what would it be?
12:59 What’s your superpower?
15:15 Do you have a question for the next guest?
15:38 What’s your favorite cookie?
0:56 Where did the idea come from?
2:13 What were the steps involved to turn it from an idea to an actual physical place I can walk into?
3:33 Where did the name come from?
4:36 Did any of you have business experience?
5:12 How did it grow?
6:12 How did you navigate the pandemic?
9:48 You had two locations and now have one….
11:01 With the worst of that behind us, do you have a vision moving forward or just keep plugging ahead for now?
11:40 In the time that I’ve been coming there, you’ve expanded what you offer as well.
13:36 Did you have any role models in this process?
14:39 What is a bump that you hit unexpectedly?
16:25 Has it been difficult working with your family?
17:26 How do you decide which materials to have available?
20:37 Do you have any advice for someone that has an idea not in motion yet?
22:01 Is there anything that I haven’t asked you that you wanted to talk about?
22:51 Where can people find you?
https://burstofbutterflies.com
1:12 Jess loves comic books and the beach
7:12 I know there are a lot of horror stories, and I’m glad you’ve not experienced them, at least in this realm? Which leads to a conversation about surgeries.
11:18 It sounds like it’s a series of where the line is, or deciding what’s worth the cost (in time, discomfort, cost, etc.)
13:17 How did you become aware that you weren’t who you wanted or needed to be?
18:33 Because coming out is a decision that needs to constantly be made, how do you decide when, where, to whom?
24:02 Who was the first person you told?
32:35 You said that folks had a lot of questions. Is there a question that you’re just tired of getting?
51:39 Do you think your experience of being trans would be different if our culture wasn’t so gendered?
53:13 Has the way the world interacts with you changed since you transitioned?
58:32 What’s something that cis people take for granted?
1:01:28 Where did you learn to do makeup?
1:04:30 How has going from a heterosexual marriage to a homosexual marriage affected…anything?
1:06:07 Do you have any advice for a trans person contemplating transitioning?
1:14:47 If you had to be famous for something, what would it be?
Refuge restroom app
1:12 Jayden loves Star Wars
1:45 What would your younger self be surprised about your current self?
2:42 The person I taught presented female and the person I’m talking to is not, so when and how did you know that was you?
4:27 Who was the first person you told?
4:59 How did coming out to your family and/or your girlfriend go?
7:15 How did you choose your name?
8:24 Was there a moment that you looked in the mirror and were like, “Ahhhhhh”?
9:20 How is it different moving through the world as a man instead of a woman?
11:53 As soon as you had a label and a framework for realizing you were trans, was the decision to transition immediate?
13:05 Speaking of surgeries, do you get a lot of questions about genitals and your sex life?
16:08 Coming out would need to be a decision to make every time you’re with new people. How do you decide who to tell and who not to tell?
17:55 Was there anything noteworthy about your relationship changing from a lesbian relationship to a heterosexual relationship?
19:01 What’s something that cis people take for granted?
21:21 How much of your life hasn’t changed at all?
24:15 Do you have any advice for a trans person who is contemplating transitioning?
26:59 If you had to be famous for something, what would it be?
Refuge Restroom app
1:20 Macey loves people
1:56 What would your younger self be surprised about your current self?
2:42 What prompted you to transition in your 40s?
6:51 What was the first conversation you had with your wife like?
9:19 What was it like transitioning from a heterosexual marriage to a homosexual marriage?
11:22 I imagine that a lot of your life didn’t change at all…
15:03 Was there a moment you looked in the mirror and went, “Ahhhhhh”?
19:38 Your relationship with your wife was never in question. I’m extrapolating from that that your relationship with your son wasn’t either?
20:57 This pulls other people into the closet with you.
21:47 The two most important people, no problem. What about concentric circles outside of that?
36:25 Every time you meet a new person, there’s the coming out decision. How do you decide to whom, when, how?
40:01 You mentioned a story about a guy from Wyoming…
41:41 What do cis people take for granted?
42:55 Do you get a lot of questions about your genitals or your sex life?
43:50 How do you think this experience might be different if society was less gender-rigid?
48:39 Have you noticed any differences in how people interact with you as a female than as a male?
49:30 Do you expect the non-passableness to change?
51:33 What’s your experience with medical care?
53:01 Is there a question you’re tired of being asked?
54:19 How did you choose your name?
57:48 Do you have any advice for someone contemplating the switch?
59:26 Ending with a question from the Person Next Door series: if you had to be famous, what would it be for?
The YouTube link she references
Macey's coming out FB post
Refuge Restroom app
The podcast currently has 46 episodes available.