TISSUES PODCAST: EPISODE 3 (Audio Version) - In Episode 3, Nadja Dee & Airen talk about DATING! Nadja Dee shares her story of how she met her husband and what he had to do in order for them to date. They discuss why it's important for trans actors/actresses to play trans roles, versus cis actors/actresses playing trans parts. Airen and Nadja Dee review "Soldier's Girl" (2003), a TV movie based on the real-life tragic story of Calpernia Addams and her relationship with U.S. Army Private Barry Winchell, leading up to his horrible murder during the highly controversial military period of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." TISSUES PODCAST shares "Some Good Trans News," as well as some "Good Dog News." Plus, we get two viewer-submitted questions from Jack and Elayne. This extra-long episode is jam-packed with serious discussion, fun, laughter, positivity, and insights. (TRT 1:24:53)

TISSUES PODCAST: EPISODE 2 (Audio Version) - In Episode 2, Nadja Dee & Airen break down how there is clear misogyny involved in the phrases "Trans Women Are Still Men," and "Trans Men Will Never Be Real Men." They also review the 2014 romantic comedy "Boy Meets Girl," starring trans actress Michelle Hendley as a trans woman living in a small town in Kentucky, looking for love (Directed by Eric Schaeffer). TISSUES PODCAST always shares "Some Good Trans News" and answers two viewer-submitted questions from Helen and Kelly. This episode is jam-packed with serious discussion, fun, humor, good news, and insights. (TRT 1:16:27)

T-issues: Pilot Episode 1

Who are the T-issues hosts? Nadja Dee (she/her) and Airen D. (he/him), both actual trans folks with a long history of working with the LGBTQ+ community. On this pilot episode you'll get to meet your hosts, hear a little background (Nadja Dee spent 12 years working in the LA Film Industry (Local 600 cinematographers guild, editing and directing), Airen is an organizer, facilitator who's spent decades active in all-ages anti-racist and queer/trans liberatory movements) Oh, and Nadja Dee is also an artist who built the World's Largest Rubber Chicken (7 feet or 2.13 meters tall)

They answer a question from a mother of a transfemme who's about the make the transition into the work force and wants to know how to best support her.

Plus, T-issues always shares SOME GOOD TRANS NEWS, which is crucial in today's political climate.