The Transamorous Network Podcast

Greetings Transamorous Network Podcast listeners. Two years ago we started a new additional show called IN YOUR FACE on Facebook. It airs live at 5:30 pacific standard time Monday evenings. Since 2016 we’ve published more than fifty shows on a variety of topics. Recently, we experimented posting these shows on our YouTube Channel. That was met with positive results. So we decided to start sharing that same content here on our podcast. IN YOUR FACE shares more detailed perspectives about our approach to finding love rather than interviewing people in the community and couples in successful relationships. Posting this content here on our podcast channel allows more people to use our approach without having to pay for it. Feel free to continue to listen here via your favorite podcast subscription service. Of course, you also can watch our show on Facebook at The Transamorous Network, or see the show on our YouTube channel. We’ll of course continue publishing relationship and other ki

Jimmy and Vee have quite the sense of humor. That’s why we loved interviewing them on our podcast. We think you will too, as you discover yet another wonderful guy who owns his trans-attraction

Musical composer Mari is living her dreams through telling empowering stories. After a critical public moment when she chose authenticity over fear, Mari's life took off. Now she's a talented, sought-after composer, in demand in the dating world and living a life she created all herself. Oh and she happens to be trans. This is part one. This is part one.

What is the secret behind this beautiful cis-trans couple’s many-year relationship? Laughter, authenticity and mutual respect. Tierre and Simaya are the epitome of what’s possible....when you get your stories right. Settle in and enjoy this couple’s wonderful story about who they are, how they met and more.

Transwomen: are all the men interested you objectifiers, “trade” and on the DL? Trans attracted men: are you having trouble finding transwomen you’d be comfortable introducing to your friends and families? Transwomen and trans attracted men CAN find high-quality partners, but you MUST change the stories you tell! My co-host is a perfect example of this. In this episode Remy and her boyfriend Jonathan share how they met and how THEIR STORIES created an effortless path to realizing a wonderful connection between each other. Want to know how to tell stories that will bring that guy or gal into your life? Watch this episode.

Troy Kennedy is one of the original advocates for transgender women. He's been dating transgender women for over 30 years. Partake of his wisdom, trans attracted men. For transwomen: We keep saying not all men meet transgender women through porn, nor do they all have fetishes. Some do, of course. But you don't have to deal with them if you change your stories. While you're working on that, check out Troy's story. This is part one.

Troy Kennedy is one of the original advocates for transgender women. He's been dating transgender women for over 30 years. Partake of his wisdom, trans attracted men. For transwomen: We keep saying not all men meet transgender women through porn, nor do they all have fetishes. Some do, of course. But you don't have to deal with them if you change your stories. While you're working on that, check out Troy's story. This is part one.

William Lloyd, former firefighter, off-shore oil rig worker and now successful artist, owes much of what his is to his wife Nikki Araguz Lloyd. Nikki, would say the opposite. That's how much of splitting images these two are~ If Nikki's name is familiar, that's because she won a landmark legal case in Texas over her marriage to her deceased husband, who too was a firefighter and died in the line of duty. Lloyd, is going to stun you with his story. His is particularly special in that Lloyd was not initially even searching for a transwoman. He describes himself as "trans open". Not to spill the beans, you're going to have to watch the show.

What makes Alexandra Grey someone to listen to? Not only is she a rising Hollywood star, she also is realizing her dreams in every aspect of her life. Alexandra Grey is known for her roles in Transparent, Code Black, and Drunk History. She joined us on the network just before heading off to a singing gig. The transgender actor (we talk about “actor” vs. “actress” in the show) shares her views on dating, moviemaking and her career, the transgender community and love and dating as a transgender woman. Take a listen!

"For the first time, I see some penis in my face." Jonathan, honestly and openly talks about his arousal at seeing transgender women in an HBO documentary, and the confusion that ensued before he became a transamorous male and active transgender community supporter. Jonathan is one of the original founders of the Trans Supportive Brotherhood, a group of more than 40 trans attracted, transamorous and trans active men supporting one another in their experiences with transgender women. The Transamorous Network and the Trans Supportive Brotherhood are working together to create safer places for men to own their trans attraction. In doing so, we also create better potential dates for transgender women by helping men

Our youngest guest so far, William bucks the stereotype that trans-attracted and transamorous men discover their attraction to transgender women through porn. Indeed, his self discovery can only be described as “spiritual", as he had no knowledge about transgender women or even the LGBT community....until he had an intimate experience….in a dream! Listen to this show and marvel at the next generation of men who are showing us all there is nothing wrong with transamory!

David doesn’t believe in labels. He is attracted to women. For him “women” also includes transgender women. That’s why these days he exclusively romantically dates them. He has a lot of good reasons why. In this episode he shares those reasons, his personal stories and wisdom gained from his out loud life living as a transamorous man.

We look at a training video from the US Department of Justice meant to educate law enforcement on the transgender community so they can become sensitive to our issues. Good idea, but will it work? We see this as yet another great indication that transgender people are being increasingly accepted by the mainstream. This can only mean more opportunity for transwomen and transamorous men to find the acceptance they crave.

Sarah McBride is the first transperson to ever speak at a National political convention. She also has the distinction of being our first celebrity on the show. But what really makes Sarah fascinating is her personal stories, particularly around love, her brief relationship with her husband and her unique position as an advocate for the trans community. This is our best interview yet. Enjoy!

We have a great time talking about this video (https://youtu.be/rl7RLbt_OOE) where dads of transgender children gush about their support of their kids. Awww. Can it get any better? According to the video producer Human Rights Campaign "Countless parents of transgender and gender-expansive youth are pledging to make the world safer for their children. HRC is proud to release a video highlighting some of the spectacular dads who are standing up and speaking out in support of their trans kids.” We think it’s an awesome development and as we see more men supporting their trans children, you can bet you’ll see more men (like you perhaps?) interested in having romantic relationships with transwomen coming out too! It’s just one more bit of evidence that the world is becoming a better and better place for transwomen and the men who love them.

Our latest guest, Kelly, is a Roller Derby Girl, a phlebotomist, spent a crazy amount of time in Alaska before moving to Las Vegas and had the perfect marriage with her wife Mary before....well, you’ll just have to watch the show.

Mark Ruffalo and Matt Bomer both got into trouble over the last two weeks for perpetuating the modern version of blacksploitation, only this time on the Trans community. By not casting a real trans person to play the leading role in their new movie, they pissed off the transcommunity. Michelle Rodriguez is being trashed for her leading role in a ridiculous film about at man who unwillingly gets tits and a vagina. No, this isn’t gender confirmation surgery. Not in the least.

In this episode, we dis the The Pope as he expresses his ignorance (you deserve it Your Holiness), a Rabbi straightens The Pope's ass out, then we talk about how to read the news. Cause you all need to learn.

Micah has no shame loving transwomen. He is out and happy. Just like you can be men. In this episode, we introduce our first transamorous male guest and talk about what it’s like being transamorous, what differentiates the transamorous male from the tranny chaser, and why society should just get over its judgement of a real and precious love.

Like many transwomen, Abby believes in unicorns. You know, that rare, fantasy of a man who is attracted to you not as a sex object, but for who you are. Do you believe men like this are impossible to find or don’t exist at all? In this episode, we call bull shit on all that. There are tons of men out there who are wanting to be with you. So how do you find them? We talk with Abby about that and more.

Transpeople have to be mentally ill. Why would someone want to get involved in elections? In this episode, we explore two recent news events transpeople should pay attention to. Together (and separately), they indicate tremendous progress for our community. Check it out!

Get to know trans-attracted/transamorous man David-Andrew. David is single, a photographer and a funny guy with a great smile. Not ashamed of his trans-attraction, David-Andrew has been dating transwomen for more than 20 years. Hear his story!

Devin and her sister live out of their car....by choice. Their Roma ancestry runs high in their blood, making them quite at home in situations that will give most people the heebeegeebees. An episode from our early days while we’re out camping, traveling and otherwise fucking off. Enjoy.

We go deep this issue on what it’s like to be a Transamorous Man. Is their fear real? Can they lose their job? Friends? Family? What about the embarrassment and shame that comes with being seen with a Transwoman? Then we switch gears with a new perspective on current events (not Orlando), and end this episode with Remy doing an impromptu psychic reading for Shannon.

In this episode we explain why focusing on violence in the transcommunity is the least effective way of eliminating violence in the transcommunity. Plain and simple. Thanks to Sunny’s People for the opportunity to weigh in on her editorial content! Here’s the link to the video we promised: https://youtu.be/LgQQLqAeERM

Wow. Another great episode. Jessica joins us sharing her life story, a story full of tragedy, including the suicide of her friend Aaron. But like all great human beings, Jessica has channeled those tragedies into something amazing: her life. We’re all in tears at the end. We name this episode in honor of Aaron and the contribution his life has had and will have on into eternity.

What makes Jaycee so freaking awesome? We think we know. So will you when you listen to our funny romp across her daily life, her recent romantic experiences, what she wants to be when she grows up and how the powers that be are helping make that happen. It gets real in this episode as the sordid details come-a-flying

Remy and Shannon pump Perry up and we talk about approaching transwomen, attraction, confidence and not giving a fuck about what other people think.

We talk about the feds weighing in on the Bathroom Bullshit, Oregon leading the way on trans issues (we love our state) and, of course, how you create your reality. You’re going to have to increase your volume for this episode. We got new equipment in the studio this weekend and I didn’t really figure it out. So the sound is kind a low.

Sylvia joins Remy, Shannon and Perry bringing an energy of love and openness that makes the co-hosts feel like she’s part of the family. Making matters even more bizarre, Sylvia is joining us from Portland....Maine. It’s an uncanny episode where we wax eloquently, drinking in the Kumbaya Kool-Aid.

We loved Christie’s passion and energy for the trans community. There was a lot to explore: how men treat transwomen, why they do that, and what for. Christie thinks we may be on to something. We do to!

We had fun visiting with Yuri. She obviously is creating a reality in love and romance that matches her desires. We’ll have her back for another show. It was so fun having her!

Anne Marie is awesome. That’s all we can say about this week’s episode.

We had fun making this episode. Listen to how we chose our theme song.

Our first episode where we introduce tour them, our hosts and get this whole show going.