// EN below // Helt Igennem Trans er en dokumentarpodcast, fyldt med vaskeægte vidnesbyrd om hvordan det er at være og leve som trans i Danmark. Fortalt af os, for os og med vores egne stemmer 🏳️‍⚧️

Lyt med og hør gavmilde og modige transpersoner dele ud af sig selv, deres minder og deres relation til sjæl og samfund. Podcasten drysses med bonusepisoder, hvor emner såsom transgraviditet, medicinsk behandling, forældreskab og alt andet godt fra translivet udforskes i fred og ro.

Vil du være med i podcasten? Alle transpersoner, der lever i Danmark er velkomne - bare skriv til adamgoslett@gmail.com.

Podcasten er uafhængig og baseret på frivilligt arbejde. Her er ingen medier, der tilpasser vores historier til cisfolk. Cissies er dog meget velkomne - by all means! Men bemærk; her er ingen cisplaining 🤓

Vært: Adam Goslett
Musik: Freesound - timouse
Design: Ayo Villum Krogh
Tak til Andreas Foldberg for gennemlytning og hep.

EN:
Helt Igennem Trans (All the Way Through Trans) is a documentary-podcast, filled with real testimonies about what it's like to be and live as trans in Denmark. Told by us, for us and with our own voices 🏳️‍⚧️ The podcast is mostly in Danish, but there are english speaking episodes too!

Listen to hear generous and brave trans people share themselves, their memories and their relationship to soul and society. The podcast is sprinkled with bonus episodes, where topics such as trans prenancy, operations, medicial treatment, parentshood, and and everything else related to trans lives are explored in peace and quiet.

Would you like to join the podcast? All trans people living in Denmark are welcome - just write to adamgoslett@gmail.com.

The podcast is independent and based on volunteer work. There are no media here that adapts our stories to cis people. Cissies are very welcome - by all means! But note; no cisplaining here 🤓

Host: Adam Goslett
Music: Freesound - timouse
Design: Ayo Villum Krogh
Special thanks to Andreas Foldberg for pre-listening and cheering me along.

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