All the Genders

Send us Fan Mail Quinn sits down with androgynous, transmasc parent and nature lover Kirby to talk about identity, family, and our connections in the human and wider natural worlds. 

Send us Fan Mail Quinn talks with activist and trans Renaissance woman Geri Peterson, who leads Vermont's chapter of 50501 and talks about the connection between her motherhood and doing her best to help save the world.

Send us Fan Mail Stylist Bianca Rose (all pronouns) of the queer salon Talmo Hair joins Quinn to talk about hair, identity, fluidity, survival, playfulness, and joy.

Send us Fan Mail Quinn's guests for this episode are Dr. Joy Musser, Ph. D. CCC-SLP, a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, and Gwendolyn Sierks, a trans woman with a passion for music. In our conversation, we talk about transfeminine's voices and what does--and doesn't!--work when a transfemme person/trans woman wants her speaking voice to sound more traditionally feminine. We als...

Send us Fan Mail  Chijioke Williams (she/her) is a transfemme Chicago-based voiceover artist, writer, sound designer, podcast creatrix, and parkourist. Her new urban audio drama Between Heartbeats just dropped (mid-February 2023) and can be found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other podcast sources. In her All the Genders conversation with Quinn, she talks about her life, her identity, and her ne...

Send us Fan Mail  Rudy Ramirez (they/them) is an Austin-based director, writer, and educator. In this episode, they converse with Quinn about theater, fatness, aerial performance, Dungeons & Dragons, The Little Mermaid , the severely problematic play (and now movie) The Whale , the far more insightful play A Strange Loop , and much else. 

Send us Fan Mail  Kirsten Baity is a Black, queer theater artist and educator working toward creating empowering space that creates lasting social change. They are a writer, deviser, intimacy director, and sex educator based in Chicago who is passionate about creating art that excavates the history that has been washed out and swept under the rug. In this episode, they join Quinn for a conversatio...

Send us Fan Mail We continue the conversation with Canadian playwright, actor, producer, musical director, and transgender advocate Avery-Jean Brennan (they/them or she/her), who talks about directing a trans-enhanced production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, receiving anonymous hate mail just for being on stage, and more.

Send us Fan Mail Canadian playwright, actor, producer, musical director, and transgender advocate Avery-Jean Brennan (they/them or she/her) joins Quinn for a two-part conversation about coming out twice, changing genders with an acting career already in progress, making queer theater, and more.

Send us Fan Mail Alexis Hall, author of many wonderful queer genre novels, is Quinn’s guest for this special two-episode conversation about queerness, identity, publishing, inspiration, and affirmation. Topics in this second part include how publishing of queer books has changed in recent years, writing characters who aren't you, and more. The full list of Alexis's books can be found at...

Send us Fan Mail Alexis Hall, author of many wonderful queer genre novels, is Quinn's guest for this special two-episode conversation about queerness, identity, publishing, inspiration, and affirmation. The full list of Alexis's books can be found at quicunquevult.com on his Books page . A few that come up in the conversation include The trans-centric romance novel A Lady for a Duke (&qu...

Send us Fan Mail  In this episode, Quinn's guests are playwright Shualee Cook; director/producer/performer Theo Motzenbacker; and writer/director/performer Dean Grosbard, all of whom are helping bring to life Shualee's remarkable play of trans experience in the 1890's, Cercle Hermaphroditos , inspired by memoirs from the time. 

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Jen Gonzalez joins Quinn to talk about her road to understanding herself as a trans woman, coming out, teaching, HRT, trans politics, and more. For this episode, you can also view the view of our conversation on Jen's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FC0ELV2n92t3deXQKxXFA . Trigger warning: This episode includes discussion of child sexual abuse.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Quinn gets the opportunity to speak with the dynamic Jupiter Peraza, the Director of Social Justice and Empowerment initiatives for the San Francisco Transgender District, an area in San Francisco's Tenderloin that is officially recognized by the city and that helps provide connection, continuity, and support for trans San Franciscans. Jupiter talks about her...

Send us Fan Mail Quinn welcomes friends (of theirs and of each other) Jenn Grossi and Dr. Trish Derocher to the podcast. Like Quinn, Jenn and Trish both use she pronouns and they pronouns, but they each experience their gender differently. Both Trish and Jenn are often assumed to be cis women. What works and doesn't work about that, and how does being nonbinary affect their lives and their re...

Send us Fan Mail This week's guest Ring talks with Quinn about growing up fundamentalist, evangelical, and queer; Schroedinger's Gender; nonbinary elves; and Freddie Mercury as a spirit guardian. Quinn tries and (sadly) fails to pronounce "funvangelical."

Send us Fan Mail  Sam is a nonbinary trans man, a nursing student, a visual artist, and Quinn's younger son. His partner, Lane, is a nonbinary writer and student. In this episode, they talk with Quinn about finding gender, being trans and nonbinary in the Deep South, the need for better awareness of trans and nonbinary issues in medical education, and much more. 

Send us Fan Mail Miles Nelson is a writer, illustrator, trans man, and cape enthusiast. In this episode, Miles talks with Quinn about coming out to some family members in his wedding invitation, how being trans does and doesn’t intersect for him with being on the autism spectrum, a dragon that used to haunt his dreams, and stories of trans joy.

Send us Fan Mail Gustavo Mercado Muñiz is a joyful nonbinary person who was born and raised in Puerto Rico, and who is the Transgender Program Coordinator at the Vermont Pride Center. In this inaugural episode of the podcast, they talk with Quinn about the importance of their family (both birth and found), magic, navigating the Spanish language as a nonbinary person, what it was like to grow up no...