Unfiltered Pride

Talking about things only trans people would understand that happen to them and around them.

Highlight trans figures or activists who have shaped your perspective or identity.

Thoughts on clothing, voice, body changes, and expressing your gender authentically

Experiences living as your authentic self at different stages of transition, including challenges and triumphs.

How friends, partners, and mentors became a support system throughout your transition.

Reflections on coming out as trans, sharing personal experiences, milestones, and lessons learned

In this episode, we explore the growing debate over LGBTQ+ topics in schools. From book bans to classroom restrictions, we break down how policies are shaping what students can learn and discuss. We also look at how these issues affect students, teachers, and communities, and why education has become a major focus in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights today.

In this episode, we dive into the history of the Stonewall Riots and how they sparked the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement. From the protests of 1969 to today’s ongoing fight for equality, we explore how the past still shapes the present. We also touch on more recent controversies during the presidency of Donald Trump, including debates over Pride flag visibility in government spaces—showing how the...

This is a raw, unfiltered episode. I talk openly about Trump-era and current LGBTQ+ laws, how they impact real people, and what it’s been like navigating my own surgery journey while trying to protect my mental health. This isn’t polished or scripted — it’s honest. Fear, anger, exhaustion, hope, and survival all exist here. If you’re LGBTQ+ and feeling overwhelmed, unseen, or just tired, you’re no...

Trump has made our lives harder. With all the new laws, it's been hard. I feel that as a trans person, we deserve to get our name changes and whatever else we need.

I had realized that I was probably trans in high school. I wish I had come out in high school. I am talking about how in high school that I knew I was trans but never came out.

Trump is banning people who are trans from serving. Also if you are currently serving you will lose your gender-affirming services. That is a big issue right now.

I went back to my mom's house. I felt so emotional seeing my room downstairs. I wonder if my mom really wanted me there living there ever.

I will be featuring guests and other people to my podcast. I hope everyone loves my podcast.

When it comes to me being trans holidays are hard due to misgendering and using deadnames. The LGBTQIA struggles with being around family who don't care about you're new name and gender. It is a big issue so far.

Family should support as someone in the LGBTQIA community. Kicking out your young adult isn't going to end well for you and you will regret it

So recently I had a phone call with my mom. She doesn't accept me as being trans. This is the story that I am sharing and I wanted to let you know what happened over the weekend.