Many Ways At Once Justice Reign

What does it mean to be transgender and what are the practical challenges faced by transgender persons? We are joined by Kris Undsderfer, a trans male, veteran and founder of Stand Up, a social group created to unify targeted and oppressed populations and support intersectional advancement. Joined by guest host Alma Lorraine Bone Constable, Justice and Kris discuss the process of of coming to their authentic identity, rising to the challenge posed by conservative policy and the 45 administration.

Today Justice Cālo Reign and Dr. LéNetta Banks facilitated a panel discussion around open, polyamorous, and/or sex-positive relationships. The panel consisted of a diverse group of people who subscribe to non-traditional relationships:

Tanya Brakeman, a self-described straight, monogamish, kinky, predominantly lifestyle Domina to power hungry submissive by occasion. Creator of Revel: The Audacity of Ecstasy, a course that helps people revive their original values sets and their unique power dynamic.

Jacob Rodvelt-Gamlieli, Gay Lover, Entertainer, Dance Instructor, Performing Artist, Comedian, Travel Enthusiast, Fitness Addict, and Event Organizer who flows between open and monogamous relationships.

Cathy Octave McGowen and Brian Gilmore: Brian self-identifies as a straight poly/swinger, and Cathy identifies as a Bi poly/swinger. They are both new to open relationships and in relationship with one another.

How does someone break away from the very strong societal pull to traditional relationships? How do these relationships work, and what, if any, is the benefit to them. We had a great conversation surrounding it all!

What can we learn from doing personal internal to transcend our own personal limits and work to move through fear and discomfort on a personal level, and how do the processes and lessons we experience in our personal work teach us about macro transformation of our communities and institutions.

What can we learn from doing personal internal work to transcend our own personal limits and move through fear and discomfort on a personal level, and how do the processes and lessons we experience in our personal work teach us about macro transformation of our communities and institutions.
Justice Cālo Reign and LeNetta Banks Williams use personal examples involving personal choices around education and self-expression to make the case for effective patterns of creating societal and institutional change.

Trump has been President for about 30 days, and it seems that Dr. Banks is going to have to talk Justice Cālo Reign down. This candid conversation between two coaches and friends was necessary in preserving sanity and practicing self-care.

We are so excited to bring our first international guest on the show in Australian, gender queer, author and writer, Foz Meadows. We had an intriguing dicussion on how some outside the US are dealing with and processing the moves of the Republican administration, and we talk about the power and the purpose behind intersectionality. What is it, and why is it important as we move forward toward a more equitable future.

Almond Brown is a DJ, producer, musician, singer, and personality and icon in the Seattle house music community. He's been a outspoken advocate for years and is not slowing down at all with the onslaught being waged against historically oppressed populations coming from the Trump regime.

We talk about how the entertainment industry can help or hurt the cause of freedom and equality.