GenderTalk

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00:00	Introduction and commentary, including: • Snow, plastic and duct tape • Jake's Juke Joint • New on WMBR: "Peace in the Middle East" • Articles of Impeachment at votetoimpeach.org • Antiwar activism • MIT colloquium on Transgenderism:     - Stephen Whittle     - Pornography vs. Partnership and love • Valentine's Day and commercialism
17:46	Question of the Week " A common experience amongst TS/TG people seems to be the attempt by many psychologists to undermine their personal relationships. The non-transsexual person in the relationship is usually strongly advised to leave the relationship as quickly as possible, even if the relationship is a strong, functional and stable one. Why do these people give such advice, particularly when they often have made little or no examination of the nature or dynamics of the relationship? It seems to be practice based on dogma and very limited understanding of our relationships. " (from: Rhian)
26:34	Hal Fuller's Twisted Nasty News
35:23	The success of the transgender movement has given rise to renewed interest in the two-spirit Native American tradition. Dr. Napewastewin Schutzer is a Native American-born transsexual who transitioned over 15 years ago. She shares with us some of her life story, as well as her views and her love of horses.
	For more information: • Dr. Napewastewin's paper: "Winyanktehca: Two-souls person" • Dr. Napewastewin's paper: "Narcissism is not a dirty word - or the spiritual aspects of transsexualism" • Dr. Napewastewin's paper: "The Growing Rend In The Fabric Of Western Society" • Medicine Wheel Ranch
57:50	Feedback on Valentine's Day: • Advertising targeted at men • Men outspending women
59:35	Special Message: Jake's Juke Joint Promo
60:24	Boston area (and national) announcements
64:04	The author of "The Making of the Unborn Patient: A social Anatomy of Fetal Surgery" is now the director of the Intersex Society of North America. Dr. Monica Casper reveals some of her views and research on fetal surgery, as well as intersexuality, gender, and children's rights. Dr. Casper is a professor of sociology at the University of California at Santa Cruz, and is also affiliated with the Stanford University Center for BioMedical Ethics.
	For more information: • On her book, "The Making of the Unborn Patient: A Social Anatomy of Fetal Surgery"
89:04	End

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GenderTalk theme music: "Counterpoint" from Point of View by Spyrogyra, GRP Records
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