In the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic the not so great state of Idaho passes an anti-transgender bill banning transgender athletes from competing in high school sports as the gender they identify as. Amy and Penny also discuss how the pandemic is affecting each of their lives in different ways.

Welcome to the the fourth episode of TransStories, in this episode friend of the podcast V. Sucy discusses her transition at work. How at first everything seemed to go well, but know three years into her transition things aren't as a good as they were before, from co-workers making slightly veiled threats towards her on social media, HR only doing what's mandated by state law for sexual harassment training, and navigating healthcare as a transgender person which is tricky.

NSFW Episode: A lot of talk about sex, body parts, and sexuality.

In this episode Amy and her co-host/guest V. Sucy discuss in great detail the changes HRT brought about to their bodies and mental well being, how sex for them has evolved during their second puberty, and their sexuality.

In this episode of TransStories Amy chats with RCN officer Meghan McKie. Amy discusses with Meghan early recollections of being transgender as a child, what it was like for her to come out to her wife, and how she transitioned in the Canadian Navy.

In this episode we chat with Liz Lilly via Zoom video conferencing, we discuss her wardrobe, transitioning in an agriculture focused company, and wrap-up with the weird questions we are asked as transgender women.

In the second episode of TransStories, this week Amy sits down with her daughter LaRue Ann to discuss what is like growing up with Amy as parent, being raised in the Mormon Church, going to an all girls Catholic high school, and how she is dealing with her father's transition to her true self. This is a very candid conversation between a parent and child, and we hope you find this insightful as Amy did recording it.

In this episode Rachel Barnhart sits down with Penny and Amy to talk about her masters project and how Rochester can bridge the digital divide. No matter how you feel about Rachel, you can't deny her passion for the city of Rochester, New York and Monroe County.

In this episode Penny Sterling (she/her) and Jace Meyer-Crosby (he/him) discuss the intersection of being a Christian and being transgender. In this thought provoking episode Pastor Scott Austin of the Artisan Church drops in to discuss how he and the church he ministers to handles these issues. 

This week the girls were supposed to interview Liz Lilly, but she had the flu, which has been making the rounds. So Amy and Penny had to improvise and they came up with a list of five questions to ask each other, this hard hitting and insightful will get you right in the GI tract. 

Welcome to the first episode of Amy's spinoff podcast titled in TransStories. In this first episode Amy speaks with Jordan Gray, the two met on Amy's last trip to London in December of 2019. Jordan is an English born singer, comedienne, and is currently starring in the Comedy Central UK web series "Transaction." Jordan discusses her transition within the music industry, about her desire to travel US Route 66, and she invites Amy back to England so they can collaborate on a project together.