Alison Evans

We present an encore interview with ALISON EVANS. Alison is a YA author based in Melbourne and we talk about their novel ‘Highway Bodies’ from 2019, though their most recent novel is ‘Euphoria Kids’, released earlier in 2020. We have our regular segments and news and we feature the music of ANOHNI. ANOHNI is an English-born singer, composer, and visual artist. In 2016, she became the second openly transgender person nominated for an Academy Award, and her debut album ‘Hopelessness’ was released to wide critical acclaim. 

This podcast was aired on July 16th, 2020

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We discuss: trans girls in Canadian pageants, the South Korean Military’s treatment of a trans soldier, and Steven Universe. 

We feature the music of Eliot Sumner.

This episode was originally broadcast on 23 January. 

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Plus the team discuss the rights of transgender women having access to uterus transplants, a trans man’s historic win in an Iowa court, the race for the Thailand presidency, a new line of underwear specifically designed for trans women who’ve not had bottom surgery, and intersectional inclusion in London Fashion Week.

Featuring music from Rae Spoon, CJ Run, Babeo Baggins, Aye Nako, and Shea Diamond.

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Plus we talk the upcoming second season of Pose, highlighting transgender designers as part of New York Fashion Week, and gamer Harrison Engstrom raising $8,000 for the charity Parents of Gender Diverse Children Australia.

Featuring music from Electric Fields, Mila Jam, Jordan Gray, Shea Diamond, and Miss Blanks.

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Plus the team discusses The Fantasy Calendar, featuring twelve multicultural women of trans experience supporting the Trans Latina Coalition; the future science behind pregnancy in trans women; and Miss Spain Angela Ponce representing with pride at the 2018 Miss Universe competition.

Featuring music from Justin Vivian Bond, the Psychedelic Furs, Katastrophe, Simona Castricum, and Athens Boys Choir.

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Plus, Miranda has a chat with Heidi Ellis, Many Genders One Voice’s Young Trans Person of the Year, about beauty culture, embracing ‘alternative’ beauty, how it intersects with trans identity, and the upcoming trans friendly makeup workshop, Bloom, in conjunction with Fanny Barlow and Mermaid Salon in Brisbane.

Featuring music from bell’s roar, Electric Fields, Rory Storm, imbi the girl, and Habits.

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Together we discuss trans on trans couples, Anastasia featuring on the cover of Star Observer (as well as The Gender Agenda spotlight inside), discuss the all-trans runway show as part of New York Fashion Week, and the show of solidarity between lesbians and trans women at Manchester Pride.

Featuring music by Mila Jam, Namoli Brennet, Blayke Percival, Jaimie Wilson, Kim Petras, and Laith Ashley.

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Plus, Rebeckah has a gush about Miss Spain transgender winner and the Miss Universe contest, and Miranda fact checks some bad science around trans kids.

Featuring music by P!nk, Aerosmith, Janelle Monáe, Natalie Cole, Jade Starr, Kayu feat. Mila Jam.

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