The Gender Agenda

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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The whole team is in tonight to celebrate JOY 94.9’s radiothon, raising money to keep show’s like ours on air for the LGBTQIA+ community.

You can support JOY by becoming a Member or making a donation at JOY.org.au

Listen as the team get tattoos LIVE on air to celebrate the occasion and share the stories of why JOY is important to us.

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Rebeckah, Quinn, Jen and Joss start the show with global trans news and spruke their upcoming radiothon show. You’ll have to tune in to the next episode to hear if they go ahead and get tattooed LIVE on air!

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Joss,Rebeckah, Quinn, and Jen pack the show full this week. Kicking off with the news affecting our community this week. We discuss the “not in our name” women’s group. A group of women from every corner of society – mothers, daughters, friends, sisters, grandmothers, partners, colleagues, caregivers and leaders – united in rejecting the discrimination and exclusion of transgender people in our name.

Disability advocate and trans ally, Brad Creswell joins to chat about what it means to actively be an ally of the trans community.

In case this wasn’t enough, the team give their reviews of trans film – Close to You with Elliot Page.

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Joss, Jen, Quinn, and Rebeckah start the show by sharing positive trans news, happening locally and globally.

The team chats with Starlady; from Zoe Bell Gender Collective about LGBTQ domestic violence awareness day. She shares her passion for social justice, the prevention of gender based violence, and dismantling trans misogyny. You can find out more about the work ZBGC are involved in here.

Finally, Gus from Thorne Harbour Health joins the show to share how Thorne Harbour – Family Violence supports the community ahead of LGBTQ+ domestic violence awareness day.

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Joss, Quinn and Jen explore everything from Agender Awareness Day and Pan-sexual/romantic visibility day, to tattoos and the representation of self-expression in the trans community, to talking trans therapy. They dive into how therapy helps with hormones, surgeries, and trans-related needs.

Finally, the team talk about Key Change Choir, returning from a break on May 25th and how singing and music help with healing and expressing your authentic self in the trans community. Check out more about Key Change Choir here

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