Podcasts about transfamily

Kit Heyam's amazing history of gender nonconformity across the globe is a dazzling journey into the intricacies of trans history and if it's not your favourite book already, it will be after listening to this episode. Learn why Kit particularly enjoyed writing about Edo Japan, what they discovered about intersex history and who their favourite person to write about was. We also have a discussion about how biological sex has always been a difficult thing to define and, drumroll, Kit even tells me what their next book will be about…Grab your earphones, start listening, and follow @kitheyamwriter and @queerlitpodcast on Instagram to learn more.  References:Kit Heyam's Before We Were Trans (2022)Kit Heyam's The Reputation of Edward II, 1305-1697 (2020)IgboEdo JapanShungaWakashūSexologyThomas/Thomasine HallRoberta CowellMeg-John BarkerPrincess SeraphinaBlake GuttIphis and IantheHarlan Weaver's Bad Dog: Pit Bull Politics and Multispecies Justice (2011)Mo MoultonHijraJessica HinchyJules Gill-Peterson@kitheyamwriterSara Taylor's The LaurasAda Palmer's Terra IgnotaThe Iliad  Questions you should be able to respond to after listening:     What is Kit's view of trans history? How do they feel about labels?     We speak about how gender expression and sexuality may intersect (although of course they are separate for some people). What does Kit see as a challenge here? Is your gender connected to your sexuality?     One of Kit's favourite chapters is about biological sex. How would you define biological sex? How has it been defined historically in the examples Kit provides?     What does trans family mean to you?     Kit briefly speaks about the agency of children. Why is that an important topic in queer and trans studies and lives?

In this episode of "Live Local, Give Local" listeners enjoy a great conversation between Charles Parisi, the Host, this episode's co-host, Adriana O'Donnell, Kathie Moehlig the founder of TransFamily Support Services.Listen in as Kathie explains that the catalyst for starting TransFamily Support Services: her personal experience as the parent of a transgender child. Her son began his transition at the age of eleven, at a time when many people were unfamiliar with the concept of transgender identity, and there were limited resources and support available. Kathie's advocacy journey began when she faced challenges finding doctors and support for her child. She shares how she relentlessly pursued medical care, education, and support for her son, eventually leading to the founding of TransFamily Support Services eight years ago. Since then, the organization has served over 4,000 transgender individuals and their families across the country.The conversation touches on various aspects of the organization's work, including support groups, mentorship programs, family coaching, insurance and medical navigation, and educational initiatives. Kathie highlights the importance of creating affirming and supportive environments for transgender individuals, especially children and teens. She emphasizes the importance of proper education and training for professionals in the healthcare system.The conversation shifts towards the challenges of navigating insurance and policy barriers for transgender individuals. Kathie explains how her organization helps individuals and their families advocate for their rights, including appealing insurance denials and ensuring access to medically necessary treatments. Kathie also discusses the importance of allies and advocates in creating a more inclusive society. She mentions her organization's efforts to teach people how to be better allies and accomplices, urging everyone to stand up against discrimination and hatred.The episode concludes with a discussion about San Diego Gives and the role it plays in supporting local organizations like TransFamily Support Services. Kathie expresses gratitude for the platform and the opportunity to connect with donors and volunteers in the San Diego community.For more information on the many services of San Diego Gives, please visit www.SanDiegoGives.org.

Moritz ist trans, schwul und Vater von zwei Töchtern. Mit seinem Ehemann Tim und den Kindern lebt er in einem schicken Einfamilienhaus, in das er Madita zum Interview eingeladen hat. Auf der gemütlichen Couch sprechen die beiden über schwangere Männer, Queerfeindlichkeit, queere Jugendarbeit und natürlich darüber, wie schön es ist, als Familie mit Kindern zu leben (auch, wenn es seeehr anstrengend ist). Links, die dir gefallen könnten: https://www.instagram.com/gay_mom_talking_podcast/ https://www.bundesverband-trans.de/ https://www.lsvd.de/de/recht/ratgeber/transgeschlechtlichkeit-transsexualitaet https://regenbogenfamilien.nrw/ https://buuu.ch/bilderbuecher/ein-korper-positives-kindersachbuch-uber-den-penis-bruno-will-hoch-hinaus/

CN: discussion of transphobic hate crime  Also mention of allegedly queerphobic elements of religion, politcs; and lateral hostility on the anniversary of the postal survey announcement; Transfamily wins award (interest declared in program). 

Erik liebt LEGO, Urlaub an der Nordsee und natürlich seine Familie – auch wenn seine jüngeren Schwestern ihm schon manchmal auf die Nerven gehen. Dass sein Papa früher seine Mama war, ist für Erik nicht besonders spektakulär. Wie das Leben in einer Regenbogenfamilie mit Trans*-Elternteil so ist, erzählt Erik Madita im Interview. Diese Episode wurde in Kooperation mit dem digitalen Familienfest "Alle meine Farben" der Bundeskunsthalle verwirklicht. https://magazin.bundeskunsthalle.de/2021/07/digitales-familienfest/ www.instagram.com/gay_mom_talking_podcast

"Mein Kind ist trans*" – für Katja war es ein Schock, als ihr Sohn Milan sich ihr offenbarte. Obwohl sie mit diesem Outing nicht gerechnet hatte, unterstützte sie Milan von Anfang an auf seinem Weg. In Episode 30 von Gay Mom Talking sprechen die beiden mit Madita darüber, wie das Trans*-Sein des Kindes das Familienleben verändert und welche Tipps die beiden den Eltern von Trans*-Kindern mitgeben möchten. Links aus der Episode: www.instagram.com/gay_mom_talking_podcast www.trans-kinder-netz.de

This week we talk to Trystan Reese and his journey to parenthood. Trystan is not only a trans person, but he's a trans dad and a husband. He brings to life his journey as a trans parent and what it was like being a pregnant man. Join us as we dive deep into his story and along the way have some great laughs and serious talking points.

Trans und Elternteil – Bjarna berichtet in Episode 1 von "Gay Mom Talking" über das Leben in ihrer Regenbogenfamilie, Outings in Kindergarten und Grundschule und die kuscheligsten Puscheljacken der Welt. Diese fantastische Podcast-Premiere wird unterstützt von www.regenbogenfamilien-nrw.de

Episode 18 has dropped!! This week I talk to @EpicDanger about his journey and his documentary that is releasing September 30th. Go check out this week episode. Make sure if you like what you hear you subscribe, rate and review us so that we can reach more people like you. 

We zijn twee weken verder, Pasen is net voorbij, maar Tamar broedt nog op haar ei. Sophie en Tamar zijn namelijk begonnen aan de cyclus waarin er een diepvries-embryo zal worden teruggeplaatst. Tamar moet elke paar dagen een echo laten maken om te kijken of haar baarmoederslijmvlies al dik genoeg is, en het ei groot genoeg. En al dat heen en weer gereis naar het ziekenhuis levert veel rolstoel- en regiotaxigedoe op. Verder praten we over hoe het is om andere kinderen geboren te zien worden en of dat wel of niet confronterend is, vertelt Tamar dat ze in acupunctuur is gaan geloven maar dat het ook gewoon een fijne copingstrategie is, en gaat Sophie vijf minuten lang op zoek naar een papier dat Tamar is kwijtgeraakt (ondertussen, vijf weken later, hebben we hem eindelijk gevonden). We vertellen hoe ze in het ziekenhuis omgaan met Sophie’s transheid en Tamars handicap. En we beantwoorden twee vragen van luisteraars over genderautonoom opvoeden.Verder:De Meemama’s Matt & Doree’s Eggcellent Adventure Genderautonome boekentips: What Makes A Baby en Sex Is A Funny Word, allebei van Cory Silverberg En de documentaire Man Made van Sunny Bergman

On the 3 of February at the 2019 Victorian Pride March, the Daniel Andrews Government announced that gay conversion therapy would be banned in Victoria - making this state the first in Australia to make this ban. In this episode of Women on the Line we look at how the announcement impacts the intersex and trans community. We chat with Sally Goldner from Transgender Victoria and later in the show we hear from Tony Briffa from Intersex Human Rights Australia. Guest biosSally Golder: has twenty years involvement in Victoria’s LGBTIQ communities includes Transgender Victoria, co-facilitating Transfamily, presenting 3CR’s 'Out of the Pan' and as Bisexual Alliance Victoria Treasurer. She was awarded an Order of Australia in 2019, is a life member of 4 organisations, the 2015 LGBTI Victorian of the year and joined the Victorian Women’s Honour Roll in 2016.Tony Briffa: is the Co-Executive Director of Intersex Human Rights Australia alongside Morgan Carpenter. Tony is one of Australia’s first intersex advocates, appearing on 60 Minutes in 2000 and 2005, and published in Nature in 2004. Tony more recently presented a statement to the UN Human Rights Council, in 2014. She is also a councillor of Hobsons Bay in Melbourne, the first openly intersex person elected to public office and the world’s first openly intersex Mayor.

Tuesday 21 November 2017with Ayaan, Ruby, George, and Lauren7:00am Acknowledgement of Country7:05am 'Family Violence is Union Business workshop by Michelle Jackson - Acting Branch Secretary for the Australian Services Union (ASU). The workshop was part of a one day conference called Working Women Get Organised by the Geelong Women Unionists Network. 7:20am Vox pop with protesters outside of Claire Burns campaign Office. The protest was organized by Public Housing Defence Network to highlight Labor's participation in the selling off of Public Housing to private developers.7:30am Community Announcements7:45am Interview on the work of the Diversity Council of Victoria, marriage equality and the recent postal plebiscite outcome8:00am Alternative News Manus updates, Lidia Thorpe's win in the Northcote by-election and the recommendations from the Royal Commission into the Protection and Detention of Children in the Northern Territory8:15am Interview with Sally Goldner, who is the media representative at Transgender Victoria and is also involved with Transfamily and Bisexual Alliance Victoria

Shannon Molloy and bullying (sic?); Trans family and (TW) Family including partner violence. (If any distress please talk with somone including Qlife on 1800184527).

Mark J Wilson talks Bricolage; GLOBE Awards and Transfamily