Imagine your voice being the one that echoes through the hearts of the transgender community, a beacon guiding individuals through their most vulnerable journeys.
That's the dream we unpack with Shane Ivan Nash, Blossom C. Brown, and Cody from HRTea Podcast, in this clip episode of the podcast, where we reveal our aspirations to become the ultimate haven for authentic coming-out stories.
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Speaker 1:
What would you like to see your podcast go to next? What do you think your level up would look like? Ooh, that's a deep one, wasn't it? We're deep over at the Transparency Podcast Show.
Speaker 2:
No, I love it, I absolutely love it. I mean, I'm constantly trying to find more and more guests from different walks of life and I think I want to keep doing that, no matter where it goes. I got big dreams. I want HRT to go very, very far. I want to be the podcast or the person that every trans person goes to when they want to tell their coming out story. That's what I want to be and yeah, and I think with that I think I could do a lot when it comes to Buck and Blair and all these people who are making money off of hating their own community.
Speaker 2:
And another thing about that is how I'm the type of person who can put something on the internet and get mass amounts of hate from all the transphobes in the world and be fine, I can be totally okay with that. But when the trans community, if the trans community came for me, oh my God, I would respectfully log off and never see me again. Like I don't know how these people rest their head on their pillows every night, knowing that people who came from the same place they did, who had, who shared the same struggles, like that's just beyond me and that is just something I never want to be. That's that. That will never be HRT, I can tell you that yeah.
Speaker 1:
Well, you know, another issue that seems to come up is like the non-binary issue, you know, and it's there's this pressure to and it's it's definitely a conservative talking point. It seems it's kind of bled into our own communities and I see this from folks that it's shocking sometimes to hear that they don't consider non-binary folks a part of the umbrella. I mean there are non-binary folks that don't identify the umbrella. I mean there are non-binary folks that don't identify under the umbrella. But it's like you're not even giving folks the room and then simultaneously, those same folks are saying, well, I don't believe in giving, uh, trans care to kids.
Speaker 1:
But then also, at the same time there's that third layer of well, you got to be passable to go in the bathroom. So it's like damned, damned if you do, damned if you don't. Hard rock, hard place. There's no place for any of these folks to actually go within their ideology. It's like everything always cancels itself out and I mean how do you feel when you see that stuff? Like, what does that do to you? Because I mean, it makes me angry and it's part of the reason why I wanted to have these conversations on the podcast is to just have those conversations out there.
Speaker 2:
Of course. Yeah, I mean non-binary people deserve a right to be here just as much as the three of us do. You know what I mean is beyond me, because we know more than anybody what it's like to be misunderstood, what it's like to not fit in, to be confused we get it more than anybody and to push somebody else out of the community. It's like when people you know that feeling, when someone's being transphobic to you and it's like why do you care? Like why do you care so much? It's not, it's not your body, it's not, it has nothing to do with you. Like it's just like every trans, transgender person knows that. So for a trans person to say that to another one is just crazy to me, because it's like we are all just here trying to be happy like I don't know, and the bigger the trans community gets, the more rights we will have, the more we will be seen. Why would you want to not have that?
