This is the second part of Anastasia’s heartwarming interview with her friend Matthew Lanciana, an aspired humanitarian. To check out what food they would make for the bright yet less fortunate kids, please check  Trans POV kitchen/notes on Facebook.

For Matthew’s inspiring work, please check out https://www.compassionvietnam.org.au

Instagram @CompassionVietnam.      Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CompassionVietnam

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UPDATE: There have been more updated information on Compassion VietNam’s progress and a slight amendment to make

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 Anastasia got emotional in this introductory episode. It is about her people, her hometown, and a man from the Land Down Under is providing the foundation for a brighter future. They sat together, Matthew, her friend shared his journey across poverty stricken areas, the benefits of being intercultural.

To follow Matthew Lanciana’s humanitarian journey and even be part of it, please visit

https://www.compassionvietnam.org.au

Instagram: Compassionvietnam

Facebook: CompassionVietNam

Below is a little piece of reading Anastasia have constructed to enhance the quality of this episode. For more quality reading materials, please check out our facebook page Trans POV Kitchen/Notes

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We are joined by so many exciting ladies including Kristian Zorino-Brown (Esther Rix), Russell Zorino-Brown (Bun Girl), Nitasha Biswas, Vienna Slavo, Mama Gayzha Davao, Laeticia Phylliscia Raveena who won Miss Transsexual Australia International 2017, and Norbert!

The 2019 MGMTAI (Miss Gay & Miss Transsexual Australia International) pageant candidates continue the conversation with Mama Mish about the importance of the pageant and the work they have been doing over it 10 years of production and their pageant message of Diversity & inclusion.

Sat. 2 February 2019 / 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm AEDT

Williamstown Town Hall / 104 Ferguson Street, Williamstown, VIC 3016

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The team is joined by Miss Poppie from ‘The Woods on JOY’ and well as Miranda Sparks from ‘Genda Agenda on JOY’ as we are introduced to Alabama Blonde.  Alabama Blonde is a designer, creative director, musician and artist currently living and working in Melbourne, Australia. She has watched the Addams Family at least a thousand times, owes Siouxsie Sioux her first born and learned to dance via old Iggy and the Stooges videos. Alabama continues to make waves in the Australian market by pushing boundaries and establishing themselves as brands that are constantly exploring identity, freedom & expression.

Alabama’s work lends itself towards an exploration of identity, rituals and human experience. Recently her work has asked the question ‘Can we embed emotion into fabric?’ Articulating the juxtaposition of extreme constriction vs extreme release via an exploration of both materiality and emotion.

Remember we can be reached at:

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Twitter: @TransPOV

*** We know that sometimes it can be hard to know who to talk to if you are experiencing a mental health crisis. If you do not have family and friends living nearby or a strong local support network it can be hard to get through difficult times on your own. Whether you are in a crisis or you just feel down and need to talk to someone, it is important to know that help is available at all hours of the day and night.

There are many free mental health hotlines and mental health online support services across Victoria, which provide crisis support, information, resources, counselling and therapy to people of all ages.

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Its a new year and talk all about balance amongst the team. Bowie and Zay talk about sleep and health and how they have their own combine relationshiop name similiar to ‘Brangelina’, and somehow they finish each others sentences. But we also get some advice on how sleep is so important to your health as well as discipline. Zay suggested waking up and being cheerful to jumpstart the day but Mish isn’t so sure because she will probably be naked still while making a cup of coffee.The team also cover toxic feminity and masculinity from friends and family in our lives and how gender roles are forced upon our lives.

Remember we can be reached at:

Email: [email protected]

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Twitter: @TransPOV

*** We know that sometimes it can be hard to know who to talk to if you are experiencing a mental health crisis. If you do not have family and friends living nearby or a strong local support network it can be hard to get through difficult times on your own. Whether you are in a crisis or you just feel down and need to talk to someone, it is important to know that help is available at all hours of the day and night.

There are many free mental health hotlines and mental health online support services across Victoria, which provide crisis support, information, resources, counselling and therapy to people of all ages.

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We are joined by Kristian Zorino-Brown, Russell Zorino-Brown, Nitasha Biswas, Rian Difuntorum!!! The 2019 MGMTAI (Miss Gay & Miss Transsexual Australia International) pageant candidates.

A great conversation talking about bridging our communities, their pageant message of Diversity & inclusion, and looking into the future of how to spread awareness of our trans brothers and sisters, plus also tucking, lingerie, and fried chicken!

Sat. 2 February 2019 / 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm AEDT

Williamstown Town Hall / 104 Ferguson Street, Williamstown, VIC 3016

Remember we can be reached at:

Email: [email protected]

Facebook:

Twitter: @TransPOV

*** We know that sometimes it can be hard to know who to talk to if you are experiencing a mental health crisis. If you do not have family and friends living nearby or a strong local support network it can be hard to get through difficult times on your own. Whether you are in a crisis or you just feel down and need to talk to someone, it is important to know that help is available at all hours of the day and night.

There are many free mental health hotlines and mental health online support services across Victoria, which provide crisis support, information, resources, counselling and therapy to people of all ages.

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       In this Episode, two Migrants, one Caucasian from America and the other being of Asian background sit together. One cis white male, who happens to be a joyful gay men talks the similarity between USA and Australia, sharing his experience being a foreigner in Australia to a transgender woman. His salsa is as vibrant as the rich multicultural society Australia has grown into.

Recipe will be updated soon on Trans POV kitchen on our Facebook Page

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Twitter: @TransPOV

*** We know that sometimes it can be hard to know who to talk to if you are experiencing a mental health crisis. If you do not have family and friends living nearby or a strong local support network it can be hard to get through difficult times on your own. Whether you are in a crisis or you just feel down and need to talk to someone, it is important to know that help is available at all hours of the day and night.

There are many free mental health hotlines and mental health online support services across Victoria, which provide crisis support, information, resources, counselling and therapy to people of all ages.

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On this episode, Anastasia replaced the pickled penis and slices of creamy testicles for a specialty treat from her country (It just happens that trade of male’s reproductive organs are illegal in the meat industry, yet, females’ ones get the free pass). Bowie suggested a new combo for a healthy snack while Mama Mish grunted and gagged from tasting such a special dessert. Zay finally introduced a bit more of their maternal family. What to say, we all enjoy a bit of silliness around smelly things.

*** We know that sometimes it can be hard to know who to talk to if you are experiencing a mental health crisis. If you do not have family and friends living nearby or a strong local support network it can be hard to get through difficult times on your own. Whether you are in a crisis or you just feel down and need to talk to someone, it is important to know that help is available at all hours of the day and night.

There are many free mental health hotlines and mental health online support services across Victoria, which provide crisis support, information, resources, counselling and therapy to people of all ages.

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The Transgender Point of View team has finally gone live to air on JOY 94.9 FM on Thursdays at 7pm AEST during the summer grid!!

The team recaps where they come from and their involvement in the community. We will do a mix of Trans POV content as well as the Kitchen.

Remember we can be reached at:

Email: [email protected]

Facebook:

Twitter: @TransPOV

*** We know that sometimes it can be hard to know who to talk to if you are experiencing a mental health crisis. If you do not have family and friends living nearby or a strong local support network it can be hard to get through difficult times on your own. Whether you are in a crisis or you just feel down and need to talk to someone, it is important to know that help is available at all hours of the day and night.

There are many free mental health hotlines and mental health online support services across Victoria, which provide crisis support, information, resources, counselling and therapy to people of all ages.

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   Halloween is fast approaching, Anastasia and Judy, an Irish “witch” (well aren’t us women all witches?) talk Pumpkin, Apples, the origin of Halloween. silly spellcasting and the wonders of the ancient world. Here you get tips on cooking pumpkins and the unfiltered rebellious Anastasia. Feminists, let’s get our broomsticks! Wait, shouldn’t men, especially those in parliament and those with financial power be the real witches?

The written content with recipes to this episode is posted on Trans POV kitchen on Facebook Notes

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There are many free mental health hotlines and mental health online support services across Victoria, which provide crisis support, information, resources, counselling and therapy to people of all ages.

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