Hi, Bodleteers. I hope you're well. Welcome back to another episode of Adleting.

And in today's episode, I speak to journalist, author, activist and

fellow podcaster, Juno Dawson. She has written loads of books as you'll hear

in this upcoming conversation. Mostly young ad op fiction, but as she

certainly points out, you can read that at any age. And also, I've actually just

started listening to her podcast, which I think is the Sex and City podcast.

I'll double check it, but it's so funny. If you're a Sex and City fan, I definitely

recommend listening. They kind of pick apart each episode from beginning to end

and talk about the ways that it might be problematic or how that would exist

in 2019, which is when they're recording it. So definitely check that out.

But in this episode, I speak to Juno about what it means to be trans, why gender

impacts all of us, not just those of us who aren't cis or cisgendered.

And also the way in which we need to kind of adapt to accept that, you know,

just gender is a lot more fluid than we perhaps have been conditioned to think.

I love speaking to Juno, and I hope you like listening to the episode.

As always, please do rate, review and subscribe. Bye.

Hi guys, and welcome to Adelting. Today I am joined by Juno Dawson.

Hello. How are you? I'm not so bad. Thank you. I look probably a bit like I've been through something.

I've just had a load of electrolysis on my face. Do I look like a burn's?

No, you look really glowy. Okay. I'll take glowy. Yeah, that was a trauma, but we're here.

So what does it look like? Tronosis actually do. I was going to ask them the email, but I was

a first person. No, it's fine. It's basically over the years down the years.

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