Trans Rights and the Living Legacy of Marsha P. Johnson with Tourmaline

Trans Rights and Radical Connections with Dean Spade

Listen to Holiday Simmons in conversation with Dean Spade, a writer, organizer, and teacher. He's also the host of a new podcast [https://www.deanspade.net/podcast/].

Trans Rights and The Tiny House Project with Kayla Gore

Listen to Holiday Simmons in conversation with Kayla Gore, the founder of My Sistah's House and the Tiny House Project in Memphis, Tennessee. She works to help coordinate homeless services and outreach, and she is an advocate for TLGBQIA+ rights. She's also a published author, nonprofit founder, social justice advocate, and filmmaker.

Trans Rights and the Living Legacy of Marsha P. Johnson with Tourmaline

On this episode of Trans Cookout, host Holiday Simmons is joined by Tourmaline, an award-winning author and filmmaker. Together, they discuss Tourmaline's own life, and the living legacy of Marsha P. Johnson in her new book, "Marsha: The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P. Johnson."

Trans Rights, Punk music, and DEI with Crispin Torres

Listen to host Holiday Simmons in conversation with Crispin Torres, a musician, educator, organizer, and activist in Chicago. Crispin is also the co-founder of Better World Collaborative, a social impact consultancy.

Trans Rights and Youth Theater with David H. Parker

Accomplished theater artist David H. Parker (they/them) joins host Holiday Simmons (he/him) for the latest episode of Trans Cookout. David is co-artistic director of the Birmingham Black Repertory Theater Collective (BBRTC) Together, they discuss David's journey, the BBRTC, and more. Make sure to follow Trans Cookout wherever you get your podcasts, and on the Campaign for Southern Equality’s Youtube channel, to get our latest episodes every month.