Episode 7: Why everyday is Wicked

Episode 7: Why everyday is Wicked

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Episode 1: Episode 8: Why to sing karaoke in your kitchen

In episode 8, or rather episode 1 of season 2, Jen chats with Jade Phoenix, the transfemale, half phillipino founder of the Zodiacbar in London. We talk gender and ientity in the Phillipines , spam with eggs, and pingpong playing in Regent's Park. We discuss identity vs. sexualit ...  Show more

Episode 6: Why life is all about eurovision, prostate and mac & cheese

In episode 6 Jen talks with Ivy, who lives in Melbourne and identifies as trans-femme non-binary, we talk about how watching Tranny academy helped her through confusion when she was at Uni, and how she’s recently turned to non drinking and veganism.We ponder on Eurovision, prosta ...  Show more

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