Changes In Latitudes: A Transgender Experience

Howdy folks! Here is a brand new episode coming at you.  It’s the annual Christmas Music episode. Due to my current life schedule I did not have time to intro or outro the individual songs so I will list the songs and my intro in the show notes here. Underscore used in opening - “Skating” from the Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack “Let It Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow” - The Les Brown

This week I give you a brief new introduction into last years episode 61 - Transgender Day of Remembrance. Be sure to support our sponsor Tom Slatin by visiting: https://www.tomslatin.com/tag/journal-writing-prompts/ Please help out the show by taking this MARKETING SURVEY Changes In Latitudes: A Transgender Experience is proud to be a member of The Queer Life Family thequeerlife.org

This week life’s tasks have slowed me down a bit so we’re going to have another rebroadcast episode. This one comes from last year, a conversation with Meredith, a trans woman and her wife Ellen, a cis woman. Please help out the show by taking this MARKETING SURVEY Changes In Latitudes: A Transgender Experience is proud to be a member of The Queer Life Family thequeerlife.org Become a

Since I recently hit 100 episodes I decided that on this week’s episode I’d publish a “rerun” (no there are no residual checks involved) It’s not just the rebroadcast I do give a brief introduction to the episode and share why I selected episode 005 as my first rerun. Be sure to show our sponsor Tom Slatin some love by visiting https://www.tomslatin.com/the-devils-inside/ or following him on

This week I tried to tackle a “table of contents” or at the very least an “index” of all my past episodes.  Due to human nature and my own limitations I’m sure I left out some information, but in this episode I go through every episode and give you a brief explanation of all 108 past episodes. After which we reach number twenty of the 20 Jokes So Terrible They’re Actually Funny (I can’t believe

FIRST AN APOLOGY: I had some technical issues with my mic and GarageBand and some of the ends of my words & sentences cut out - I do apologize for this annoying distraction. It’s something I’ll look into for future episodes. I would have re-recorded this episode, but I ran out of time because life got in the way. (Which I’m sure you can understand) This week I reflect on TWO YEARS of

This week I share my thoughts about how we all have different sides or facets to our personalities; public, private, friendships, etc; and then I ponder how we fit into our environment, our world.  Are you a leader? A follower? An advocate? A teacher? Wherever you fit in know that it’s valid and that you are important. Next up I cover number eighteen of the 20 Jokes So Terrible They’re Actually

This bonus episode is my appearance on The Queer Life Radio show from September 9, 2016. We covered a lot of topics over the two hours I was on the show, plus being a genderqueer person I offered my thoughts on the subtle differences between a binary trans person and someone who “floats” between or “moves fluidly” from each end of the gender binary spectrum. Please help out the show by taking

This week I reflect back on the past year between episode 52 and 106 and share some stories, observations and realizations in embracing and coming out as genderqueer / genderfluid as well as my thoughts about how “fluid” gender is for everyone ... not just the genderfluid individuals in the world. We then hit number 17 of the 20 Jokes So Terrible They’re Actually Funny We’re getting down to

Last year I published episode 51 as an episode for non-trans people kind of as a preliminary episode to be share by trans people to non-trans people, almost like an “intro to transgender 101.” Now that a year has gone by, I’ve seen parts of our culture and society grow and change, but we are still very far away from any normality or equality in regards to gender expression or gender identity ...

This week I am again honored to share with you the third and final part of my conversation with the amazing Lee Harrington. Lee is an author, a podcaster, an educator, a public speaker, a world traveler, and an all around great person.  We spoke about so many topics during our three hour free-flow conversation and I am so honored to present the last installment of our conversation this week.

This week I am again honored to share with you the second part of my conversation with Lee Harrington as my guest. Lee is an author, a podcaster, an educator, a public speaker, a world traveler, and an all around great person.  We spoke about so many topics during our three hour free-flow conversation and I am so pleased to present the second third of our conversation this week. Check out Lee’s

This week I am honored to have Lee Harrington as my guest. Lee is an author, a podcaster, an educator, a public speaker, a world traveler, and an all around great person.  We spoke about so many topics during our three hour free-flow conversation and I am so pleased to present the first third of our conversation this week. Check out Lee’s website Passionandsoul.com, follow Lee on Twitter at

I had a bit of fun this week which was a good thing because I was in a time crunch to make sure I had this episode recorded, editing and published on time.  One thing you may notice right away is that I used my travel mic and recorder to capture the content for this week so I will be the first to admit that this particular episode has a sound quality that is not my usual standard. It didn’t

This week I celebrate reaching 100 episodes! (YaaaaaaY!) Sincerely, I really can’t believe I’ve been chugging along for 100 episodes.  It’s a milestone that I’m proud of, but it still doesn’t feel like I’ve been doing this for 100 weeks!  Anywho ... in this episode I talk about the up’s and down’s, trials and tribulations, and the in’s and out’s of doing a weekly podcast and trying to come up

This week you’re in for a entertaining time because I take a little break from specific trans topics and just have some fun with the fact I’m on episode 99. Plus number thirteen of the 20 Jokes So Terrible They’re Actually Funny, then over on the B-side I share one of those “I was so drunk when...” stories and then we round everything out with some listener feedback.  And as a bonus I play the

This week I share my view about why certain people (or types of people) seem to be a bit “overly sensitive” about situations and things that they probably don’t have to be. Followed by number twelve of the 20 Jokes So Terrible They’re Actually Funny then Over on the B-side I share a bit about what keeps me busy outside of trans related things, and of course some listener feedback to round out

This week I acknowledge my 40th-something trip around the sun and how having a “summer birthday” is different than a “school-year birthday.” Also, number 11 of the 20 Jokes So Terrible They’re Actually Funny, and I answer a listener question about finding respite amongst the chaos of daily life, plus listener feedback and more! Please help out the show by taking this MARKETING SURVEY

In this episode I revisit episode 34 but go into greater detail of my regime or style, plus I give my thoughts and experience when using inexpensive makeup and makeup tools. Followed by number ten of the 20 Jokes So Terrible They’re Actually Funny, then “Over On The B-Side” I share a little bit about my writing, editing and organization of the podcast and share a song.  Plus listener feedback

This week I answer a question from a friend who is the cis female partner of a trans woman who asks about partnership and compromise. Plus number 9 of the 20 Jokes So Terrible They’re Actually Funny Then “Over on the B Side” I talk about crossing paths with other trans people, plus listener feedback all held together with some crazy tangents. Please help out the show by taking this MARKETING