There's no new episode this week because Tranos is metamorphosing her life to fit within her new converted bus! Kamryn is building her new home aboard Skantuary, so the show is revisiting a Tranos classic while her attention is elsewhere.

This episode's new strain is Goldmember

And this epsiode now makes Tranos think of "The Spirit of Suffering" by Spiritbox

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This week, Kamryn takes us on a deep dive of the celestial, alienating experience of transness in a cis-centeric society. She explains how she navigates passing, her willingness to put up with being clocked and how she forces the world to make space for her.

This week, y”all get a special Tranos double header! Arwen Kathke from Cardboard TIme returns to the show to talk about what it was like growing up during the height of mall culture and what kinds of crimes were best to do at the mall. And our special part two is a discussion about the ways trans people can sense each other without even speaking.

This episode was musically inspired by “Separate Ways” by Journey, Arwen’s truest mall banger.

And this episode’s strain is “1994 vintage snodgrass swag,” no longer available.

This episode of Tranos & the Lived Experience is a racism double-header. Beginning with the loud and annoying mourning period for Elizabeth II and its interplay with centuries of colonialism and genocide. Specifically because of the reactions people of color faced when celebrating too much or not being sad enough. Then Kamryn zooms in on a personal experience where a colleague demonstrated less pointed racism that left a bad taste in her mouth. In both of these cases, white liberals bare their ignorance about racial politics in different ways, intentional and unintentional, to harm people of color.

This episode’s strain is Sugarplum Sunset

This episode was musically inspired by “Who Wants To Live Forever?” by Queen

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In this episode, Tranos produces an interview from the depths of her soul. She tells the story of the birth, death and legacy of Gabreal Saint.

In her youth, external pressures forced Kamryn to construct a shell, layer by layer until it manifested into a person who lived her life for her when she didn’t believe she could be suitable for it. And she details how she molted from the life Gabreal was built for into the life she lives now as the Kamryn we know and love.

This episode’s strain is Cheetah Piss

“Love?” by Strapping Young Lad

In July, a wealthy couple in Rochester threw a “parody” Juneteenth party themed around anti-Black stereotypes. So what’s up with that? Is there anything about Rochester that made this seem like a good idea, or is this an anomaly that could have happened anywhere? Tranos interrogates the historical context of Rochester that makes it rife for expressions of cartoon racism, and maybe there’s a special treat at the end where she gets fed up with Black people who love to sayl the responsibility for racism doesn’t fall on racists.

This episode was musically inspired by “Stabbing In The Dark” by Ice Nine Kills

This episode’s strain is Khalifa Kush

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CW: CSA, regular adult SA

This week on Tranos & The Lived Experience, ALove from The Screw joins Kamryn to discuss predators of all types. With conservatives labeling all queer people “groomers, it’s necessary to define specific terms in and out of a queer context. Kamryn shares her personal history with predators as a child, ALove shares his experiences with entitled older men as a young adult and they try to define how much of this behavior comes down to people abusing their power in socially-sanctioned ways whether explicit or implicit.

And we learn about how Kamryn’s butt plug provides the absolute “The Last Dragon” surround sound experience.

This episode was musically inspired by “Predisposed” by Ill Niño

This episode’s strain is Black cherry gelato

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Tranos returns with another exploration of transness. Emma Bonn came up in Kamryn’s home promotion and embarked on her transition only recently. She talks about starting HRT as COVID kicked off, how she felt trans long before she learned a vocabulary for it and how her own transition was influenced by Kamryn.

This episode’s strain is Grandaddy purple

This episode was musically inspired by “Volcano Girls” by Veruca Salt

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Tranos flees the surly bonds of this Earth by playing Would You Rather? with friends. Network-mate Hannah Harkness, (@Hark_ItsHannah) creator and star of Kate’s Bunker answer questions administered by producer Bee (@TheHumanSuplex) to discover what sorts of impossible situations they might theoretically prefer.

“The Beginning of the End” by Spineshank

This episode’s strain is Dolce gelato

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This episode is a discussion from the perspective of a trans wrestler in upstate New York about the material hurdles that present themselves when you live your life like that. Also Kamryn hosts as usual. She’s joined by Paola Gonzalez AKA PJ The Whip. Paola emigrated from Puerto Rico to the United States and shares her struggles with finding a comfortable niche in the world. the extra challenges that non-cis, non-WASP people encounter when they’re looking to settle somewhere or to work and rude Facebook friends.

This episode’s strain is Mimosa

This episode was musically inspired by “Engine No. 9” by Deftones

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This week, Tranos talks to Haley Laidlaw about video games. Haley is a close friend of Kamryn’s and a close spouse of producer Bee, and they have a lot of game opinions. They talk about how they got into video games, what obstacles they faced trying to experience certain parts of the hobby’s community and how many chocolate eclairs a young girl can earn washing kids at Tekken 3.

This episode was musically inspired by Sleater-Kinney. Just grab-bag style. We can’t hold your hand through everything.

This episode’s strain is Silver Haze

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