Rebeckah, Quinn, Jen and Joss are in the studio finding out where the heck was Beck! Rebeckah is back from her world pride adventure and we get the full rundown of highlights from the trip. On the topic of travel we discuss the safest countries to visit as a trans person and talk about considerations trans people need to make when they travel.

In memorium of Tim Curry we review The Rocky Horror Picture Show with hits from the movie throughout the episode.

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Quinn, Jen and Joss start the show with the usual check in on trans news, including a reflection on the new video clip to Troye Sivan’s song “She’s the Best”. The team talks about safe spaces in the community and Jen shares a not-so-safe workplace as a trans woman.

The special guest on this episode is Merrin Wake. She is mother to a trans child and uses lived experience and clinical knowledge for diversity and inclusion with a whole-of-family lens, to advocate and raise awareness, through kindness, as a trauma-informed educator and health and education consultant. She also works tirelessly to find ways to make our world a better place, not just for her children, but for all of us.

Faces – Mila Jam – (Trans)

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Joss, Quinn, and Jen start the show with weekly news affecting the trans community. There is a much anticipated update from host Rebeckah on her adventures to World Pride in Amsterdam.

The guest on the show today is trans barber Sam Shears, who has recently put the clippers down to take some time to complete part of their gender affirmation surgery. We find out about his journey as a barber and as a trans man, and how the two interlink. You can find Sam here for all your inclusive hair needs.

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For the first time in it’s history, the Australian Census included more identity options in the 2026 census and Jen, Quinn, and Joss discuss what this means for our community and look into the Equality Australia FAQ on the Census.

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Quinn, Jen and Joss start the episode sharing positive trans news including Diana Ross “coming out” for Brighton Pride. The group then discuss gender affirming cosmetic procedures that don’t involve any surgery.

Drag Race Down Under vs the world has hit the screens and there is much to be said about the trans and non-binary representation, which then leads to the discussion on who are some favourite trans characters on TV, films, streaming or in literature.

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Pharrell joins Joss, Jen, Quinn and Rebeckah on this episode where special guest Ash (she/they) joins the panel to chat about medical and restorative tattoos and how it impacts the trans and gender diverse community, and what it means to be an inclusive provider in this space.

The team openly discuss hormones and different hormone replacement therapies that they’ve tried and give honest feedback as to what works for them as an individual.

All the music on tonight’s live show were trans DJs

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Joss, Jen, Quinn and Rebeckah discuss Non-Binary People’s Day on July 14th with their special guest Jem. The team went back to watch 2023 film, Next Goal Wins and reflect on the poignant quote from the film “Imagine life with trees and grass and stuff, but no flowers. Well, Faáfine are our flowers”.

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Joss, Jen, Quinn and Rebeckah are joined by Trans activist and pastor Steff Fenton to chat about the upcoming Trans Paper Trail event where community are encouraged to bring in all their paperwork requiring Justice of the Peace witnessing to a relaxed and informal gathering.

The team share positive trans news and reflect on the success of Dar Carnay-Hanrahan’s show Mr Big.

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Rebeckah and Quinn talk about the Trans-Inclusive draft bill facing communities in the UK. Celebrate the last day of Pride Month and chat about what’s happening around the world.

In the past week the team re-watched Boy Meets Girl, a 2014 film startting Michelle Handley as a trans woman living in a small town in Kentucky, looking for love. Rebeckah and Quinn share their honest reviews on the film before switching gears and diving into a chat about astrology. What does the future have in stall according to the stars and planets.

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Miranda, Rebeckah, Jen and Quinn wrap up the winners from Radiothon and do the usual dive into trans stories of the past week.

The team is then joined by First Nations graduate performer Stone Motherless Cold (she/they/re), a sistergirl from Mparntwe (Alice Springs). With drag as their main medium, the queer artform centres their other art practices, combining them to create multi-disciplinary projects. These projects are used to explore Blak futurism, gender and sexuality, their experiences with colonialism and living away from Country.

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