Trans Vagina Dialogues

FOLX Health

Grindr For Equality

WPATH Standards of Care

This show is hosted by Lindsey Deaton.

This show was engineered and edited by Meika Grimm.

Logo created by Jack Grimm.

This show is produced by Katherine Spiers.

Sponsorship information and guest info can be found at transdialogues.com.

This is a TableCakes podcast. To support this podcast, and others on their network, check out their Patreon page.

This show is hosted by Lindsey Deaton.

This show was engineered and edited by Meika Grimm.

Logo created by Jack Grimm.

This show is produced by Katherine Spiers.

Sponsorship information and guest info can be found at transdialogues.com.

This is a TableCakes podcast. To support this podcast, and others on their network, check out their Patreon page.

On this week's episode, Lindsey Deaton sits down with trailbazing transgender baritone Opera singer Lucia Lucas. They discuss Lucia's mid-career transition and her concerns that it might derail the progress she had made in the up to that point in the opera world. Lucia also talks about her openness to appear on stage as male for certain roles, as well as her hopes and dreams for the future, not just for herself, but also for other transgender people coming out and thriving in the Opera world.

This show is hosted by Lindsey Deaton.

This show was engineered and edited by Meika Grimm.

Logo created by Jack Grimm.

This show is produced by Katherine Spiers.

Sponsorship information and guest info can be found at transdialogues.com.

This is a TableCakes podcast. To support this podcast, and others on their network, check out their Patreon page.

host Lindsey Deaton is joined by Celia Sandyha Daniels as they discuss the intricacies of relationship between the Indian community and their very sizeable gender non-conforming community, known as the Hijra. They also talk about Celia's transgender journey, and her choice to be "non-op", which is the decision some trans people make to not have gender affirmation surgeries.

This show is hosted by Lindsey Deaton.

This show was engineered and edited by Meika Grimm.

Logo created by Jack Grimm.

This show is produced by Katherine Spiers.

Sponsorship information and guest info can be found at transdialogues.com.

This is a TableCakes podcast. To support this podcast, and others on their network, check out their Patreon page.

UCLA Gender Health Program

South Coast Chorale of Long Beach

This show is hosted by Lindsey Deaton.

This show was engineered and edited by Meika Grimm.

Logo created by Jack Grimm.

This show is produced by Katherine Spiers.

Sponsorship information and guest info can be found at transdialogues.com.

This is a TableCakes podcast. To support this podcast, and others on their network, check out their Patreon page.

Recorded on the Transgender Day of Remembrance,  join host Lindsey Deaton as she sits down with actress, producer, and activist Blossom C. Brown to discuss the challenges and struggles of growing up as an LGBT youth in Mississipi, as well as how she was able to overcome that adversity on the way to living her best life.

Show links:

What is the Transgender Day of Remembrance?

Human Rights Council statistics of violence against the transgender community

Docuseries “I am Cait”

CNN townhall with Beto O’Rourke

Current Sex Education laws in Mississippi

LGBT Clinics in Mississippi

This show is hosted by Lindsey Deaton.

This show was engineered and edited by Meika Grimm.

Logo created by Jack Grimm.

This show is produced by Katherine Spiers.

Sponsorship information and guest info can be found at transdialogues.com.

This is a TableCakes podcast. To support this podcast, and others on their network, check out their Patreon page.

Subscribe now to Trans Vagina Dialogues. In each episode we explore a deep, personal account of mental, physical and spiritual transitional experiences including gender dysphorias; decisions opting to choose medical treatments including HRT, surgeries, or not; the health concerns and needs of trans masculine vaginas and the new opportunities that have been presented for personhood, relationships and society with procedures like the four stage phalloplasty. Topics like phantoms in the brain experiences post gender affirmation surgery; the relief and new life experienced by those transitioning from incongruence to congruence; recovering from surgeries; surprising bathroom experiences and much more will be explored.