I sit down with Teddy and have a conversation about his journey and everything he's been through including the struggles of clothing, the philosophy of owning your dead name or identity and we go in depth on top surgery!

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 1 of Journeys! In this episode, I talk with Shay about her life, coming out, struggles with family members and the bullying she received as a child and how all of this has shaped her into the woman she is today! 

I introduce a new segment that may run separately that showcases talented trans artists from all mediums.

An intermission episode between seasons explaining why there hasn't been any new episodes, and a couple other announcements that I'm really excited about!

I talk to Sean about about his journey and we get into his philosophies on life, dealing with family, raising his son, and being a person of color in the trans community.

Join me for another episode of Journeys! In this episode we talk to Riley about being nonbinary! I learned a whole lot and began to consider a whole new perspective! Hopefully this helps to gain a new perspective from people who are nonbinary!

Today I speak with Kathy about what it's like to be a trans person from a time where it wasn't always safe to be one to today. We also delve into political avenues and Kathy gives input on trans politics as well as learning more about what it's like for someone who isn't transitioning at this time!

An episode where I sit down with Jenelle, an active duty member of the Air Force, and talk about navigating life in the military, the upcoming Trans Military Ban, and just life and the future in general!

I talk to Jen, about work, relationships, war zones, and transitioning! So many things to relate to!

On this episode, I speak with Zoey and her mother Ashley! I talk to Zoey, age 10, about coming out and and what it's been like for her in school and with family! Tune in and hear our youngest guest talk about her Journey!

Join me as I have a conversation with Chris about his life and experiences in regards to his family, his relationships, and his activism.