Here’s what you can expect, as you tune into our brand new podcast, aside from an actual shit show, while I try and figure out how technology works!

*Discretion is advised as we may touch on sensitive topic matter. If you are struggling with mental health, please use the following resources. If you need resources in your area, please reach out and we will do our best to help you find them.

Crisis Hotline: 1-866-488-7386

Trans Lifeline: 1-877-565-8860

Text: START to 678678 or Text: TALK to 741741

Websites: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help/

https://afsp.org/lgbtq-crisis-and-support-resources/#lgbtq-crisis-hotlines

Join us in wishing everyone a Happy Trans Day of Visibility and chatting with Xy on his second anniversary on Testosterone!

This week, I was lucky enough to speak with Reese Sabatini-Blake: Indigenous two-spirit Canadian Medicine woman, specializing in rehabilitative physiology, trauma recovery psychology, and chronic pain management. Reese is a best selling author and public speaker.

Did we stay on topic? Absolutely not, but we had a colorful, funny, and poignant conversation, that I’m sure will resonate with plenty of you.

We do touch on sensitive subject matter, as well as some triggering topics. Discretion is advised.

If you’re struggling with your mental health, please call 1-877-565-8860 in US or 877-330-6366 in Canada or visit. 988lifeline.org for more resources. As always, nothing said here is medical advice, but lived experience by individuals within a community.

Join me as we take a dive into straight FACTS, with Dr Sorrentino. She is the cake to my frosting of humor and wild antics; my soul sister. I’ve never had a conversation with someone on the exact same page as I. I have so much left out audio, there’s a second episode for a rainy day!

Join me as I speak with a new friend, Jazmyn, from Season 14 of The Blox. This was the hardest episode to edit, as we consistently found ourselves off-topic and yelling about irrelevant topics. I hope you enjoy anyway!

Dr. Lulu is a queer Nigerian-born, pediatrician, mom of a transgender daughter, bestselling author, 3-time TEDx Speaker and certified life coach.

She was named the 2021 Advocate of the Year by the San Antonio LGBT Chamber of Commerce and received the DEI award for 2022 by the San Antonio Business Journal.

In September of 2022, she was selected as a participant on Oprah Daily Insider “The Life You Want” Class on Service hosted by Oprah Winfrey, with special guests Van Jones and Rebecca Welsh.

She works to eliminate youth suicide, particularly amongst LGBTQ+ youth, by coaching parents, caregivers, extended family members (and the entire village it takes to raise and save a child) struggling with acceptance and support of queer kids.

She speaks on parenting, LGBTQ+ issues, and youth suicide prevention. She has been interviewed by Oprah Daily, CBS This Morning with Gayle King, and numerous local, national and international news outlets.

She is the host of Moms 4 Trans Kids podcast.

We do touch on sensitive subject matter, as well as some triggering topics. Discretion is advised. If you’re struggling with your mental health, please call 1-877-565-8860 or visit 988lifeline.org for more resources. As always, nothing said here is medical advice, but lived experience by individuals within a community.

Join me in a chat with Justin, a young gay man, in his 20s. Justin highlights some problematic areas in our healthcare system here, in Hawai’i, as he tells stories of his first encounters in the medical world upon moving to O'ahu. I have done my best to omit any identifying factors of where these experiences took place, but they will be brought to the attention of leadership, so we can continue to provide better care for our community.

We may touch on sensitive subject matter, as well as some triggering topics. Discretion is advised.

If you’re struggling with your mental health, please call 1-877-565-8860 or visit. 988lifeline.org for more resources. As always, nothing said here is medical advice, but lived experience by individuals within a community.

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Join me in a conversation with Kaulana, a Native Hawaiian Māhū, to discuss local experience with work in the healthcare industry, deconstructing gender norms, and beliefs on others becoming more understanding.

We may touch on sensitive subject matter, as well as some triggering topics. Discretion is advised.

If you’re struggling with your mental health, please call 1-877-565-8860 or visit. ⁠988lifeline.org⁠ for more resources. As always, nothing said here is medical advice, but lived experience by individuals within a community.