Episode 7: Why everyday is Wicked

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10/30/20 • 62 min

On a week of endings Jen talks with Aidan, who is half Indian and identifes as non-binary-femme. We talk living in non-binary-country and “ degenerate fox”, which is the theatre company they play at and their play “the dirty thirty” . We discuss what it’s like working for a west-end theatre and how life in itself seems on a spectrum, how non of us is an expert when it comes to gender and how non-binary identity isn’t defined by falling short of something. There is talks of tiny denim dresses and playsuits,of lipstick and hair dye.

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In episode 6 Jen talks with Ivy, who lives in Melbourne and identifies as trans-femme non-binary, we talk about how watching Tranny academy helped her through confusion when she was at Uni, and how she’s recently turned to non drinking and veganism. We ponder on Eurovision, prostate, dairyfree mac and cheese and the freeing and comfortable feeling, which femininity gives to her. We dive into “Strippers in Slippers” and our different experiences of wearing lipstick.

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