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TYF! #6.10 "Trans-Incidental" w/ CHEMDA HENNESSY, LAUREN HENNESSY, and LUX ALPTRAUM
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This week on the TYF! podcast, our host Liam McEneaney talks to Chemda Hennessy, her husband Lauren Hennessy, and returning TYF! favorite Lux Alptraum.
Chemda is the co-host of the landmark Keith and the Girl podcast, which will start a live show tour down the West Coast through the midwest into Denver in the month of October to celebrate their 10th anniversary. She talks about what goes into planning a tour, and about her strict rules for touring (no pooping or phones on the bus).
Her husband, Hennessy, is the cohost of Judy Gold's "Kill Me Now" podcast. He also talks about life as a transgender male, and he talks about growing up knowing that he was born into the wrong gender, and about having "phantom limb" sensations in where his penis and testicles would be.
Lux Alptraum is the former editor-in-chief of Fleshbot, and a sex educator, the founder of the BinderCon women's conference, and has toured with her "Wonderful World of Boning" sex-ed comedy show. She is currently running a Kickstarter to fund a comedy video for trans people called "Second Puberty," which you should support.
There's more fun in the TYF! Premium Bonus episode, talking about drugs and the benefits of hallucinogens. You can access it by supporting our Patreon campaign.
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