6 episodes
T-Vox Podcasts Zoë Robinson and Jennifer Kirk
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T-Vox podcasts are short, ten-minute, discussions about topics of interest to genderqueer, intersex and/or transsexual people.
Each discussion either covers a specific topic or gives an overview to a subject into which subsequent discussions will delve in more detail.
The podcasts are created by Zoë Robinson and Jennifer Kirk. If you have a topic you would like to hear covered in an upcoming podcast, please contact either Zoë or Jenny and they will see what they can do.
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Preparing for Surgery
Jenny and Zoe return with a new episode covering what you can expect from surgery, how to prepare for going into hospital and what to do once you get home. Link: tvp010.mp3 (28 minutes)
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Passing Tips: FTM speech tips
Transmen have specific issues regarding speech and language, so in this final part of our discussion we address the topics specific to male voices. http://www.t-vox.org/podcasts/TVP02e-08012008.mp3
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Passing Tips: Mannerisms and language use
Pitch, chest resonance and clarity of speech are the backbone of any good voice but the icing on the cake, so to speak, is the words we choose to discuss topics and the way in which we put ourselves across with our speech. In the fourth part of our discussion we talk about these mannerisms and the effects our choice of language has on how we are read. http://www.t-vox.org/podcasts/TVP02d-08012008.mp3
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Passing Tips: Enunciation, elocution and 'frontage'
How we form words and use them to present in our chosen gender is the topic of this third part of our discussion on speech and language. http://www.t-vox.org/podcasts/TVP02c-08012008.mp3
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Passing Tips: Pitch
In the second part of our discussion about speech and language we look at the effects of pitch and discuss some ways we can change our pitch. http://www.t-vox.org/podcasts/TVP02b-08012008.mp3
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Passing Tips: Chest Resonance
In the first of five parts for this discussion on speech and language we look at chest resonance; discussing how it affects the way in which we speak and how we can remove it. http://www.t-vox.org/podcasts/TVP02a-08012008.mp3