For this episode we stole some time from Emily Holm Nyhuus and her bandmate Marius Svejdal Bertelsen, who together make up the business end of @Revealparty. We talk about the story behind Reveal Party, the power, honesty, and meaning of her lyrics, coming out to the world and how she reflects it.

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EP. 8 - Out With Haps Haps: Reveal Party

Gender criticals are pretty much transphobic people trying to make their hateful views more acceptable by using different terms. 

you can read some about them here amongst many other places:
https://www.vox.com/identities/2019/9/5/20840101/terfs-radical-feminists-gender-critical

It is amazing to me how some persons dedicate so much of their time just spreading lies and hate about a minority that is already struggling. 

I had enough of their bs, so I wrote these lyrics and song as a celebration of gender diversity and a big F*ck you to transphobes and the likes. 

Lyrics, music and composed by: Cuntess
Produced by: Mathilde Decaen

F*ck the gender criticals

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It's Pride Month and Pride flags are everywhere! And companies are changing their logos to market to a $1 Trillion niche, the lgbtqia+ community. 36% of these companies in the US have no intention of giving back to lgbtqia+ charities and make a lame attempt to fit into the rainbow culture.

Mercy and Priya talk about the impact of Rainbow Washing, Trans rights and more!

Episode 32: Rainbow Washing & Pride Month

Happy Pride! One is not born, but rather becomes a woman.
“One is not born, but rather becomes a woman”  is a quote by Simone de Beauvoir in her 1949 book,  in which she discusses the treatment of women throughout history. This quote is a great reminder that becoming a woman is a process for us all, including our trans sisters. In this episode I talk with Rhea Rollmann, the award-winning journalist, writer and radio producer/podcaster based in Newfoundland, Canada. Rhea is a brilliant and thoughtful woman who shares part of her story of transition, “coming out” and the beauty of rediscovering oneself. We talk about gender identity, normalizing the inevitability of individual transformation and the freedom of being who you truly are. We also speak about the importance of Pride and how we can prioritize “joy” in our lives (and our social activism). 

To Rhea: A special thank you to you for sharing your experiences and wisdom with us. And as my station Program Manager, without you, the Strong Women Power (half) Hour would NOT be where it is today. Mad love! Xo

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A Trans Woman Reads the Harvard Sentences, with Necessary Modifications, or, Finding Occult Queer Futurities

Trans women who want to develop a higher voice during transitioning must undertake an arduous process of vocal training, as taking estrogen does not raise the pitch of their voice (while testosterone will naturally lower the voices of trans-men). Trans women must practice on sentences that mimic their spoken language, and there are a variety of sentence lists that can be found online. Here I read from the 720 “Harvard Sentences” from the 1960s, originally used to test telecommunications equipment, and modified by me to transpose misogynist phrases about women into queer futurities. Recorded to microcassette, the piece additionally references the use of such a device for transcription and voice memos, and draws upon the pitch warbling of the tape's materiality to upset any stable notion of gender identity.

Presented at:

* Radio Space, Borealis Festival, Bergen, Norway, March-April 2020
* Radiophrenia, Glasgow, Scotland, 17 May 2019
* Mixtape #IWD, Dundalk Institute of Technology, Dundalk, Ireland, 8 March 2019

A Trans Woman Reads the Harvard Sentences, with Necessary Modifications

In this episode, I continue sharing the story of my transition journey. I pick things up at the 3-month mark of starting hormones and go on to share my first modelling experiences. I end the episode with having doubts about whether modelling is for me or not, as a result of a troubling experience that I had with a photographer taking advantage of me. Next episode I will talk about my journey into studying fashion design and styling, and maybe my first sexual experience with a man.

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CHAYE UNFOLDING - 007 - My Transgender Journey - Modelling For The First Time

Goldie Dawn

1. A River Within (feat. Robbie Rosen)
Written by; Rie Daisies
Rie Daisies - Keys, Programming, Vocals
Robbie Rosen - Vocals
Corey DeRushia - Mellotron, Guitar
Pavle Popov - Double Bass
Larry Salzman - Percussion
Mixed by; Corey DeRushia

2. Goldie Dawn
Written by; Rie Daisies, Care Combs, Nate Louis
Rie Daisies - Piano, Programming, Autoharp, Vocals, Flute, Omnichord
Harith K - Vocals
Larry Salzman - Percussion, Flute
Nate Louise - Drums
Mixed by; Corey DeRushia

3. The Apothecary (feat. Honey-B-Sweet)
Written by; Rie Daisies, Napoleonic, Melissa Giustiniano
Rie Daisies - Vocals
Honey-B-Sweet - Vocals
Napoleonic - Programming, Synth
Corey DeRushia - Synth
Stefano ‘Spike’ Stellato - Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass
Larry Salzman - Percussion
Mixed by; Corey DeRushia

4. Mother’s Day
Written by; Rie Daisies, Harmony Barron
Rie Daisies - Omnichord, Vocals, Stylophone
Zachary Nash - Piano
Corey DeRushia - Bass
Storm sounds provided by; Takoma Media
Mixed by; Corey DeRushia

5. Float
Written by; Rie Daisies
Rie Daisies - Programming, Keys, Synth, Vocals, Clarinet, Percussion
Dr. Susanne Lewis - Vocals
Ainjel Emme - Vocals
Jasmine Mills - Vocals
Corey DeRushia - Vocals
Kelly O’Donohue - Trumpet, Trombone, Flugelhorn
Larry Salzman - Percussion
Mixed by; Corey DeRushia

6. Traveler (feat. Florida Dame)
Written by; Sidney Chase, Olli Willand, Rie Daisies
Rie Daisies - Flute, Clarinet, Vocals
Florida Dame - Vocals
Olli Willand - Programming, Synth
Larry Salzman - Percussion
Mixed by; Corey DeRushia

7. A Seraph
Written by; Rie Daisies
Rie Daisies - Keys, Synth, Flute, Omnichord, Vocals
Larry Salzman - Percussion
Mixed by; Corey DeRushia

8. Little Master - EAC1012
(Little Master)
Written by; Stefano ‘Spike’ Stellato, Rie Daisies
Stefano ‘Spike’ Stellato - Cello
Larry Salzman - Percussion
Rie Daisies - Programming, Keys
Mixed by; Jasmine Mills, Corey DeRushia
(EAC1012)
Written by; Rie Daisies, Napoleonic
Rie Daisies - Flute, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Vocals
Napoleonic - Programming, Synth
Stefano ‘Spike’ Stellato - Cello
Angela Schleihauf - Oboe
Kelly O’Donohue - Trumpet, Trombone, Flugelhorn
Corey DeRushia - Synth
Larry Salzman - Percussion
Mixed by; Corey DeRushia, Rie Daisies

9. The Terminal Bud
Written by; Rie Daisies
Rie Daisies - Keys, Synth, Programming, Vocals
Care Combs - Vocals
Chelsea Austin - Vocals
Larry Salzman - Percussion, Flute
Mixed by; Corey DeRushia

Produced by; Rie Daisies with Corey DeRushia at Troubadour Recording Studios
Mastered by; Audrey Martinovich at Audio for the Arts
Recording Engineers; Rie Daisies, Corey DeRushia, Larry Salzman

Art Design by; Rie Daisies, Care Combs, Josh Erven
Photography by; Care Combs, Amanda Thuma, Rie Daisies
Photo Editing by; Rie Daisies, Umer Shehbaz
Costume by; Ushi Mart, Heds Threads, Mystic Myne

Thank you so much to all of those who have helped shape this record. From near, from afar, through time and space; Aleister Crowley, Gustav Klimt, My Joshes (Josh E. and 
Josh D.), Sisters of the Way (Care, Harm, Kool), Corey, Larry, Audrey, Kelly, Spike, Napoleonic, Jasmine, Ainjel, Nate, Harith, Pavle, Sidney, Dr. Lewis, Chelsea, Angela, Olli, Zach, Justin Powell, Richard Humphries, Honey-B, Robbie, Umer, and Goddess.. 
Love and Junk - Rie Daisies

Traveler (feat. Florida Dame)

The Apothecary (feat. Honey - B-Sweet)

Smoke

This is the last song I recorded as Jesse Abraham Hudson. 

I met this beautiful soul at least twice before we dated. Every time the universe put us together I wanted to drown myself in her energy and I was not shy about it at all. 

Though things didn't work out as expected, my time with her did result in me discovering the fact that I've been a Transgender Woman. The realization might have not happened for years without her love and support. 

I wrote this song about her. The chords were inspired by the many James Bond intro songs I've heard in the past. The ending has an eerie twist inspired by the goth/horror connection that drew us to each other. It was fitting to the beautiful walks we took amongst the dead in the graveyards of Arizona.

Dream You Up

Here you can hear one of the episodes as we're sharing it here. Meet Satch, a Brighton based musician who spoke to Natalie about the hurdles he had to overcome in order to preserve his fertility before transitioning.  Satch talked about his experience of treatment and how he now feels about having 12 embryos to use with his fiancee Lisa, when they are ready to start their family.

The Fertility Podcast

The Early Years: How to Preserve Your Fertility Before You Transition

This week on Stakes is High, Jones and TC are joined by Jayde @jaja.dior a 21-year-old trans woman from the DMV area. Listen as Jayde shares her story about coming out as gay at a very young age, and beginning her transition into a woman at the youthful age of 11. It's hard enough to live your truth, but imagine how much harder is it to express yourself when you're still a child? Who do you express yourself to when you feel that no one will understand what you're going through? Feeling lost and alone at an early age can lead you down some dark paths. Tune in, like, comment, and share!

My Youthful Transition (Ft. Jayde) (Ep: 252)

A new episode of Outspoken continues our deepdive into the issue of trans rights in sport.Rugby prides itself on a motto of “rugby for all.” Yet on October 9, 2020, World Rugby banned trans women from the highest level of the sport — becoming the first international governing body to do.

The “science” used to justify this ban is a sham. We get into that. But frankly, scientific arguments around this issue in rugby, running and sport at large misses the actual point.

What those arguing against inclusion seem to forget is that they are toying with real people’s lives, including the life of the brilliant, kind, and delightful Grace McKenzie.

Sport has played an integral role lifting Grace up throughout her life, and ultimately affirming her as a human.

World Rugby striped that sanctuary away. Yet Grace rose to the challenge to fight for this foundational human right

If you want to listen, you can find the episode wherever you listen to podcasts.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Since recording, the Rugby World Cup has been moved to 2022.

You can sign the petition in support of Grace and her fellow trans ruggers here: https://www.change.org/p/world-rugby-keep-rugby-open-to-trans-women-athletes

Outspoken is a thereabouts production. Produced and edited by Abigail Levene, & Angus Morton. Sound design and mix by Ben Cranell. Executive producers Isaac Karsen & Angus Morton. Music by the enigmatic Builders Tea.

Watch our films, read our stories and much more over at www.thereabouts.co

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Gus: @thatisgus

Outspoken - Grace Mckenzie

A weekly podcast for men and women, struggling to conceive. With expert interviews with leading fertility experts as well as real life stories from people sharing their experiences of overcoming the challenges of infertility.

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Rie Daisies is a lyricist and musical composer from the good ol’ mitten state, Michigan. In her short time here on Earth she has been a cleaning lady, an activist, a hairdresser, a model, a secretary, and has even done her stints as a villain and as a martyr. Most recently her personal story was featured in an educational article exploring the role of music and creative expression in her experiences as a transgender student, which has been receiving a considerable amount of attention within the academic community and was published by The Journal of Research in Music Education. Through out this all, the one thing that has remained constant has been her passion to express herself in a tangible way by combining her written words with her musical arrangements. She plays a plethora of wind instruments including the flute and clarinet, as well as percussion, piano, omnichord and the autoharp. With four self-released EP’s under her belt, the last being recorded and produced by music industry professionals at Soundtrack Boston, she has now released her first full length, self-produced album; "On the Home-Front". Her music is available on iTunes, Amazon, CDBaby, Soundcloud, Bandcamp, etc... If you would like to contact her, she can be found on Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube, as well as right here...

The Strong Women Power Half-hour is a direct punch to the Patriarchy! Host Kelly Hickey covers topics such as politics, pop culture, spirituality, self-love and more! Each show's theme connects to a bigger overall theme of glorious women's empowerment! Kelly focuses on how to be your strongest, happiest, healthiest self by highlighting local and international women role models, trailblazers and community rock stars.

Noise, media art, sound, information theory, cybernetics, political economy, affect.

Obliterating confusion, amplifying truth, and pursuing clarity. "Binge thinking" at the speed of sound.

Pianist, singer/songwriter, independent artist from Norway

Also Transwoman and activist, economist and a nurse student

music is politics and can change the world

Welcome to our new podcast! The I'm Speaking Podcast, hosted by Mercy Hernandez & Priya Nembhard, was created to uplift voices everywhere!

This podcast is inspired by: The EDGE Charitable Foundation
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From the womb to the tomb, Jesse Hudson has dedicated every fiber of his being to music. A complete band geek with classical training and a profound understanding of musical elements, Jesse utilizes his knowledge to seamlessly mash together bold EDM beats with catchy Pop lyrics. His lyrics are original, and his sound is uniquely robust (and reminiscent of great artists such as M83, The Weekend, Dillon Frances and Skrillex). His song portfolio is diverse and relatable, with songs that are certain to please the masses. Simply put: Jesse Hudson gets people, and keeps people, hype.

 

Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, Jesse found himself inspired by the Old Town nightlife which greatly influenced some of his biggest hits, such as Girl in the Red (which has amassed over eight-thousand plays).  Through the use of high-energy rhythms and grungy lyrics, Jesse makes a satire of the Old Town club scene that people connect with. He sings about drunken nights and nameless girls, waking up in random places, being covered in micro glitter, and about the mock Beverly Hills lifestyle people try to live. But if there were to be a motif to his music, it would be to own it (#poplife).

 

Jesse Hudson has performed at numerous local venues, such as: HiFi, True Music Festival, School of Rock, McFaddens, and Shady Parks. He’s also opened for Manufactured Superstars, and G-Unit’s Hot Rod.

 

Currently, Jesse is stepping out of the studio (after nearly a year) and prepping to drop his four, original, EP’s.

He plans to partner with many of Arizona’s talented artists via remix and cover contests. He is also looking to book both DJ gigs and DJ/Live Vocal gigs.

New tracks tagged #transwoman