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In this bonus episode, Schuyler speaks with Dr. Karen Tang, gynecologist, viral TikToker, and author of the new book, It's Not Hysteria: Everything You Need to Know About Your Reproductive Health (But Were Never Told) out May 7th. Schuyler an
In the last episode of season one of Dear Schuyler, Leo Sheng chats with Schuyler about why representation matters and why good representation is trickier than some might think.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod
Isolation often allows hate to endure, making it crucial to break through such barriers. However, for trans people, recounting one's journey can be a complex experience. That is why Schuyler invited Ryan Cassata on to the show. Together, they
The gender binary, or the idea that there are only two genders, is at the core of so many issues facing transgender people today. However, Schuyler speaks with the host of PBS' Brave Spaces and trans advocate Devin-Norelle about how this false
In many ways, the existence of police and prisons may feel natural to many people. However, Schuyler sits down with Professor and Scholar Jaden Janak to discuss how the Prison Industrial Complex we know today is actually a recent invention, and
Navigating the journey of caring for and supporting a transgender child can be overwhelming, especially for parents unfamiliar with the transgender experience. In this episode, Schuyler invites Nai and Leo, the first parent and child who reach
Today, there are over 500 anti-trans bills that have either been passed or introduced throughout the United States. Though transphobia is not new, it is natural to wonder: why now?To address this question, Schuyler speaks with ACLU lawyer and
It can be tricky for all of us to maintain a healthy relationship with our parents. But for trans people, this relationship can be even more complicated. To help navigate this complicated connection, Schuyler sits down with author and activist
Schuyler sits down with friend, nonbinary advocate, educator, and influencer, Addison Rose Vincent. In this conversation Schuyler and Addison discuss surviving as a trans person in this world, how many feel that gender nonconformity or trans-ex
Schuyler sits down with American swimmer, Erica Sullivan. Sullivan, who won a silver medalist in the 1500-meter freestyle at the 2020 Summer Olympics, opens up about being gay, the loss of her father and how she was able to bring her authentic
Schuyler sits down with Angel Joy Flores, the deadlift Queen, for an in depth conversation about trans athletes and whether or not trans athletes must choose between their sport and their identities.✶ If you have a question for Schuyler, send
Schuyler is joined by musician, actor, model and barber, Ezra Michel. In this conversation the two discuss what growing up was like and what their feelings are now when they look back on their early life.✶ If you have a question for Schuyler,
Schuyler sits down with actor and advocate, Elle Deran. In this conversation they discuss getting closer to our truth and using discomfort as an invitation to learn about ourselves.✶ If you have a question for Schuyler, send him a voice memo
Schuyler sits down with author, poet and essayist, KB Brookins. In this conversation Brookins reflects on the choices that were made for us before we came into this world, how a forced resilience was created from that and how trying to normali
Schuyler is joined by 2018 Olympic silver medalist, bobsledder Lauren Gibbs. In this conversation Gibbs talks about the scrutiny women's sports receives, how everyone should have their "Olympic" moment, and much more.✶ If you have a question
Schuyler sits down with former Harvard swimming teammate, Jack Manchester. In this conversation the two touch on Schuyler's introduction to the team. how he was received by teammates as a freshman swimmer and what it takes to be an ally.✶ If
Schuyler is joined by author, historian, and activist, Blair Imani. In this episode the two discuss a variety of topics including what "tone tags" are and how can we get people to take action instead of just being an ally.✶ If you have a que
Schuyler sits down with his swimming coaches from Harvard, Steph Morawski and Kevin Tyrrell. In this discussion you will hear how Schuyler was recruited to the swim team, how he was embraced by his coaches and teammates and we answer the questi
Schuyler sits down with writer, actor, artist, activist, and social media personality, Jeffrey Marsh. In this discussion Schuyler and Jeffrey talk about the hate many in the LGBTQ+ world face every day, where that hatred comes from and what can
Schuyler is joined by retired Austrian swimmer, who won two silver medals at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Dr. Markus Rogan. Dr. Rogan, who is now a psychologist working with athletes, gives an in depth discussion about how we can help p
✶ To purchase Alicia's book "Inverse Cowgirl: A Memoir" click here: https://www.amazon.com/Inverse-Cowgirl-Alicia-Roth-Weigel/dp/0063295288Schuyler is joined by activist, author and the Human Rights Commissioner for the City of Austin, Alic
Dating is something Schuyler is asked about frequently. For trans people, it can be tricky -- and dangerous -- to be open about one's identity. It can also be hard for well-meaning cisgender people to know what to do if their date happens to be
We all identify ourselves as part of a community, but what exactly does it mean to "find your community"? And how can being part of a community help individuals uncover more about themselves?To dive into the purpose and importance of community
To kick off Pride month, Schuyler highlights an emotion that is often felt but rarely acknowledged: grief. It means more than just feeling bad after someone passes away. But why is it so important to experience it fully, particularly for queer
To kick off Pride month, Schuyler highlights an emotion that is often felt but rarely acknowledged: grief. It means more than just feeling bad after someone passes away. But why is it so important to experience it fully, particularly for queer
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