Transgressive Tananda D.

This week we discuss the newly official, but 200+ year old holiday of Juneteenth which marks the end of Slavery and one of the darkest chapters in American history, and we discuss the ongoing struggle for equality. We also relate parallels in the the struggle for LGBTQIA+  rights to the need to continue to fight against discrimination against all marginalized people.

We can be found at www.transgressive.net. We can be reached via email at podcast@transgressive.net. We can be found on Twitter @transgressive21 and on www.facebook.com/transgressive.podcast

Building upon the last two episodes (007 Passing and 008 Imposter Syndrome) We discuss the idea of how much is too much when it comes to expressing femininity  - and how I found that I had been busy worrying too much.

We can be found at www.transgressive.net    email at podcast@transgressive.net  on twitter @transgressive21 and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/transgressive.podcast

Imposter syndrome is when a person internalizes feelings of doubts about their talents or accomplishments. It's far from a trans-specific thing, but it tends to affect many trans people in two main ways - "Am I trans enough" and "Everyone knows I'm trans". This week, we explore these (spoiler alert: imposter syndrome is a liar)

You can find us at www.transgressive.net email us at podcast@transgressive.net reach us on Twitter @transgressive21 or on www.facebook.com/transgressive.podcast

Also visit our sister podcast: Transposed Podcast transposed.podbean.com

We attempt to unpack some of the baggage surrounding the term "Passing" - with the help of my wife Miranda.

We can be reached on the web at www.transgressive.net   via email at podcast@transgressive.net  on facebook at www.facebook.com/transgressive.podcast and on twitter @transgressive21

Please consider listening to our sister podcast: Transposed Podcast which can be found on all major podcast directories. Their web site is  transposed.podbean.com  they can also be reached via twitter @transposedpod.

Tennessee recently passed an anti trans bathroom bill that is aimed at making businesses and entities with trans positive bathroom policies rethink their support or force them to post signs with transphobic and humiliating wording aimed at making trans people feel unwelcome.

Our web site is www.transgressive.net  we can be reached at podcast@transgressive.net on Twitter @transgressive21 and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/transgressive.podcast

This week, a discussion of voices (as in the noises we make with our mouth--parts). I'm not a speech therapist or voice trainer, but I've got a bit of perspective / experience that I think might be helpful. However, this is more of an overview than any in depth training.

It is meant as a "hey here's what worked for me" as a trans woman. I briefly discuss trans men, but a more in depth coverage will need to happen in a future episode when I can get one or more transmasculine folks to directly speak to issues unique to trans men.

Our web site is www.transgressive.net  We can be reached at podcast@transgressive.net   we can be reached on Twitter @transgressive21  and at Facebook at www.facebook.com/transgressive.podcast  

I've also been making articles on Medium.com with some of the transcripts from my episodes (though probably not this one as it is so very auditory in nature)  - those cam be found at digitalsorceress.medium.com