Ep 2: Are You Really Trans? ft. Doubt

Episode 2 of the A Soft Mess podcast, hosted by A Soft Mess, titled "Ep 2: Are You Really Trans? ft. Doubt" was published on June 7, 2018 and runs 18 minutes.

June 7, 2018 ·18m · A Soft Mess

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Summary

This is the 2nd episode of A Soft Mess which features our first "Dear Bare" segment which answers a listener questions. This week's episode is about Trans Identity; join us as we explore coming out, growing up, and learning about who we are with Bendt Lizzy (creator of Anxious Jellyfish on CompletelyAbsorbed.com); Finn, an agender student in TX; Taylor, a nonbinary human who works with students in NY; and your host, Bare Ly (of TheBareCave.com). Volunteer Readers include Mike Malpiedi (dear friend & poet) & Desiree Celeste (kickass human of Stoned & Spooked) Transcript available @ https://www.thebarecave.com/cave/pride-month-are-you-really-trans

Episode Description

This is the 2nd episode of A Soft Mess which features our first "Dear Bare" segment which answers a listener questions. This week's episode is about Trans Identity; join us as we explore coming out, growing up, and learning about who we are with Bendt Lizzy (creator of Anxious Jellyfish on CompletelyAbsorbed.com); Finn, an agender student in TX; Taylor, a nonbinary human who works with students in NY; and your host, Bare Ly (of TheBareCave.com). Volunteer Readers include Mike Malpiedi (dear friend & poet) & Desiree Celeste (kickass human of Stoned & Spooked) Transcript available @ https://www.thebarecave.com/cave/pride-month-are-you-really-trans

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