Joss, Rebeckah, Pharrell, Jen and Quinn discuss the Trans Book Festival, the upcoming release of the Tilde Trans and Gender Diverse Film Festival program and next weekend’s Queer Wedding Expo where Rebeckah will be modelling. Plus, we also recap the TGD content from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

We also chat with Erin and Bec about their incredible trans-owned, trans-run business for the trans community, Sock Drawer Heroes. We talk about the importance of reasonably priced, comfortable gender affirming clothing, particularly undergarments, zeroing in on packers, binders and breast forms.

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Joss, Rebeckah, Jen and Quinn discuss a bit of trans-centred good news from around the world, International Asexuality Day (with Joss and Jen discussing some of their asexual relationship) and we talk about some of our own writing experiences within the trans community space and other forms of creativity that trans people are drawn to. We round out the show with a discussion about self-care and surviving religious holidays as a trans person.

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Rebeckah, Quinn, Jen, Joss and Lee start off by discussing what Trans Day of Visibility means to us as trans people.

We also chat with non-binary comedian Maddy Weeks about their show, Queerly Beloved before we get DJ, Activist and trans woman of colour, Miss Katalyna talking about what visibility means for trans people of colour and we round out the show with Joss asking our trans gender-queer psych about visibility for trans masc people.

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Joss, Rebeckah, Jen and Quinn discuss Transgender Day of Visibility events and A Very Fruity Ball.

We also chat with trans masc. comedian Chris McAllister about his Comedy Festival show as well as Yoz Mensch from South Australia about their show.  We also take a look at the fabulous queer representation at this year’s Comedy Festival.

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Joss, Rebeckah and Quinn discuss Quinn’s return after her recent surgery as well as Neurodiversity Celebration Week and the huge intersection of neurodivergence and being trans.

We also chat with Trans Book Fair festival director Eli and Book Editor Savannah about the Trans Book Fair event and writing in the trans community.

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Joss, Rebeckah, Jen and Miranbda discuss the Chillout Festival and International Women’s Day events and play back some of the Midsumma Pride March interviews Rebeckah did with members of the TGD community on the day.

We also play back a chat we had with trans Naarm-based writer and performer, Gabrielle Fallen, about her play, Mature Skin, being performed 11 – 22 March.

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Joss, Rebeckah, Jen and Quinn discuss and reflect on our highlights from the summer’s queer events.

We also chat with visiting professor, Oliver Haimson from University of Michigan about his book “Trans Technologies”, and drill down into a specific discussion about enhancing safety for TGD and BIPOC people using technology. We also chat with US expat, Associate Professor Phoebe Toups Dugas from Monash University’s Human Centred Computing program.

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Miranda, Quinn, Joss and Jen discuss our feelings and experiences around gender-affirming surgeries and the many ways TGD folks affirm our genders aside from surgery.

We also play back a pre-recorded interview Joss and Jen did with Transgender Victoria’s Communications Manager, Hank, where they talk about the important advocacy work TGV does for the trans and gender diverse community, particularly around key community events like Trans Day of Visibility and Trans Awareness Week.

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Rebeckah, Miranda and Quinn discuss OG TGA host Miranda’s time on one of JOY’s other shows, Geeks Out and catch up on what’s been going on in Miranda’s life since she last co-hosted the show. Rebeckah reports back on her Valentine’s Day date, Quinn talks about her experience at the Laneway music event and Miranda talks about where the name of the show “The Gender Agenda” came from.

We also have a chat with Nathan from Queer Connect, who talks about Queer By Design, featuring all queer models, designers and make-up artists, kicking off on 19th February.

and we play back Rebeckah’s interview with Mila Jam, ahead of the Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras.

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Joss, Quinn and Jen discuss the singer from Mark of Cain coming out as transgender, we talk about the recent Pride street party in Melbourne and some of the unfortunate transphobia occurring around the Sydney Mardi Gras.

We have a fabulous discussion with Melbourne transgender playwright, Daxie Carnay, as she talks about her upcoming new show, “Mr Big”.

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