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Join Jenny and Gillian - both at different places in their transition process to hear advice guidance, interviews and opinion on all things trans+.
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Debbie Cannon on Trans Without Abuse: Domestic Abuse Support for Trans and Non-Binary People in Cheshire (opens the original)
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Gillian welcomes Debbie Cannon to the Transvox podcast, discussing her background as a Geordie who moved around the UK, served in the Army, worked 21 years in insurance, won “Insurance Leader of the Year” in 2017, and later moved into community and charity work. Debbie leads Trans Without Abuse, a by-and-for domestic abuse support service for trans and non-binary adults across Cheshire under Cheshire Without Abuse, launched in 2023 after research found marginalised groups didn’t engage because s
Transvox - Listeners’ Questions: Music, Transition, and Finding Expression (opens the original)
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In this Transvox episode - it’s listeners’ questions, Gillian and Jenny discuss a question from (another) Jenny in Manchester about whether musical tastes change during transition and whether music helps with anxiety and the transition process. Jenny says her tastes are eclectic and not fundamentally changed, but certain songs resonated differently during transition and she has become more interested in supporting trans and non-binary artists, noting connections in electronic music and film scor
Transvox - CJ Webb on Being Non-Binary, Neurodivergent, and a Therapist: Identity, Pronouns, and Belonging (opens the original)
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On Transvox, Gillian interviews CJ Webb, a neurodivergent, disabled, non-binary person (sometimes describing their gender as gender fluid) and an NHS talking-therapy therapist who is also building a private practice called Quiet Reflections. CJ explains that their drive to become a therapist came from wanting to understand people and their own place in the world, a perspective shaped by later receiving an autism diagnosis and recognising past masking. They discuss early experiences of not fittin
Transvox - It’s August 5th - thoughts and support re the EHRC Code of Practice for Trans People, Employers, and Service Providers (opens the original)
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In an ‘emergency’ solo Transvox episode, Gillian explains the uncertainty created by the UK Supreme Court ruling that “sex” in the Equality Act 2010 means biological sex and by the EHRC statutory Code of Practice laid in Parliament on 21 May 2026 and effective 5 August 2026, noting it is guidance (not primary legislation or criminal law) and may be reshaped through case law and future revisions. The code affects services, public functions, and associations, especially single-sex spaces and servi
Dyvr on Rebuild: Trans+ Dance Floors, Mixed-Race Identity, and Making Space to Heal (opens the original)
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In this episode, Gillian interviews London-based electronic musician and recording artist Dyvr, who uses dance floors as spaces for processing grief, shame, and abandonment, with a focus on making trans+ people feel seen and accepted. Dyvr discusses growing up in a multicultural part of London as mixed race (Pakistani mother, Scottish-Irish/Midlands father), the complexities of belonging, racism as erasure, and how queer and trans+ identity intersects with diaspora experience, including not lear
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