The Rage

Calista and Jennifer discuss the excuses people use to not transition their gender and some of the ways that Calista overcame those challenges.  Change can be scary, but it can also provide new opportunities.

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In this week's episode, Jennifer and Calista tackle the subject of transphobia.  Jennifer shares her experience as a cisgender woman seeing how film and television has portrayed transgender people, while Calista delves into how she's struggled with internalized transphobia.

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In this episode, ore viewer questions are answered. Jennifer shares her thoughts on Calista’s pre-transition feminine behaviors, while Calista goes into her experience listening to subliminal audio programming to connect with her inner femininity.

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As we say goodbye to 2021, Jennifer and Calista reflect on their individual journeys of self-discovery and personal growth over the years as well as what has and has not changed about themselves.

This is the first Christmas that Jennifer and Calista will not be celebrating together and, for Jennifer, the first holiday not being with her daughter.  It's sad, but also part of the process of navigating how to move on, co-parent and create new traditions.

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Calista gives the "skinny" on her latest gender-confirming surgery (body contouring).  Then she and Jennifer discuss the concept of self-care and explore what that means and how it looks for each of them.

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Calista and Jennifer answer several questions posed from a viewer interested in our thoughts about what it's like now as a trans woman being around cis gender men, receiving compliments and generational acceptance.

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This week Calista was not available to film, so Jennifer gives her thoughts on the question of "What's it like to have a transgender family member?"  She also shares a few personal stories.  One in particular was the time she called the radio talk show "Love Line" seeking advice from Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew.

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Calista and Jennifer attempt to respond to a viewers question, "what does if feel like to be woman?" and find it much harder to define than would be expected.

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Jennifer becomes angry/hurt with Calista after viewing an interview wherein Calista misrepresented facts about their relationship, and also referred to Jennifer as "someone else's problem."  While this conflict could have gone nuclear, Calista and Jennifer chose instead to work through their feelings unrehearsed on camera.

Interview video: https://youtu.be/6BtHn9HL3as

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