UnMuted: the TransMuted Podcast
UnMuted: the TransMuted Podcast
Podcast Description
Conversations about the impacts of 'gender identity' ideology on the wellbeing of young people and families, from people with first-hand experience jennypoyerackerman.substack.com
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The podcast focuses on critical analysis of gender identity ideology, featuring topics like the challenges young people face with transgender influence, the political implications of gender politics, and experiences from parents navigating this landscape. Episode highlights include conversations with experts like Kara Dansky on legal perspectives and Pamela Garfield-Jaeger on social work and youth gender issues.
Conversations about the impacts of ‘gender identity’ ideology on the wellbeing of young people and families, from people with first-hand experience
Photo: Amy and me following her talk at WDI-USA’s 2024 conference in Atlanta
It’s a real thrill to have Amy Sousa on the show. The night before we recorded this I stayed up until 1am re-watching her TwiX and YouTube videos until I had to force myself to quit for the night. I’ll interject audio from two of my favorites into this episode.
Here’s some bio taken from Amy’s website:
As a modern-day gender abolitionist and women’s rights activist, it’s my mission to educate, protect, & inspire others to question the norm, create healthy boundaries, and to trust their instincts.
As an educator, writer, and creator, I am dedicated to helping women and others build emotional and psychological skills to support a confident, grounded life.
I hold a Master’s degree in Depth Psychology* and I’ve spent years studying the internal landscapes that shape how we think, feel and navigate the world. My work focuses on instincts, embodiment, safeguarding, and emotional skill-building. I cleanly translate complex topics into clear, practical tools anyone can use.
To quote LGBCC’s Bev Talbott, Boy howdy! Does she ever.
Readers, I respect that some of you strongly prefer reading to listening, but I urge you to make an exception this time and skip the transcript in favor of this lively, fully-embodied conversation. We recorded it four days ago on February 11th, and I hurried to get it ready to post while the awful-yet-unsurprising news events we discussed are still front of mind and not yet exhaustively biopsied. Amy has a way of pointing out facets of human behavior and motivations that hadn’t yet occurred to us.
Links:
Follow Amy Sousa at her website The Known Heretic
Video: Canadian Trans School ShootingThe Known Heretic Substack 2/11/26
Video: High School Girl [Wrestler] Sexually Assaulted The Known Heretic Substack 2/10/26
Video: Parent Consent in Schools!The Known Heretic Substack 2/3/26
Related written post: The Glamorization of Violence Against WomenThe Known Heretic Substack 3/17/23
Written post: My Journey with Breast Cancer: Breast Cancer as a Lens for Embodiment vs Dissociation OR Sex-Based Medicine vs “Gender Affirming Care.” The Known Heretic Substack 7/1/24
Gender Nihilism and the Revolutionary Impulse, the eerily well-timed guest article in Reality’s Last Stand (2/10/26) by Brooke Laufer that’s getting a lot of well-deserved attention
Be Amy’s 64,267th follower on X!
Credits:
Theme music by William A. Ferguson
UnMuted logo art by Anne Gibbons
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