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Gender: A Wider Lens

150 - The Consumerism of Gender-Affirming Care with Leor Sapir

Gender: A Wider Lens

Sasha Ayad and Stella O'Malley

Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

4.6961 Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2024

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Join Sasha and Stella in welcoming Leor Sapir back to the show. In addition to hearing his analysis of the recent New York Times piece by Pamela Paul on youth gender medicine and detransition, listen as they explore comparisons between gender medicine and consumer-driven cosmetic practices, bans on gender-affirming care in the United States, the fostering of narcissism, and parallels with the recovered memory craze from the 1990s.

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0:00.0

Hi Sasha I've I've been I've been told by our producer we should say our names and I've been actually avoiding saying your name for the last few weeks. I've a secret

0:11.0

So I'll tell you why. Well, I realized with a shock and a horror that I'm kind of mispronouncing it.

0:17.6

Because I say Sasha. Well, I just realized everybody, American says Sasha Sasha as if it's an oh. So Lisa says hi

0:26.1

Sasha everybody says Sasha and I say Sasha. I just realize I'm mispronouncing her name because actually because I remember it was a few weeks ago you

0:38.2

called you said your name and I went oh is that how you say it? It's Sasha, not Sasha.

0:45.0

So yeah, I've been avoiding it.

0:47.0

So this is my little convention.

0:50.0

Hey, podcast co-host, how are you?

0:54.0

Well, I will reassure you that actually you can pronounce my name that way

1:00.0

and as a matter of fact I'm thinking my father pronounces my name Sasha and my mom

1:06.4

pronounces it more like Sasha and then some people say Sasha like an oish sound.

1:12.6

Oh, yeah.

1:13.6

It's fine.

1:14.6

And if we have, well, first of all, I mean, most listeners will now know,

1:18.6

I am not Russian, but my name is Russian.

1:21.6

That's right.

1:22.2

So if we have any Russian or Eastern European listeners who can correct us,

1:26.9

I believe the pronunciation in that part of the world is Sasha.

1:31.8

My right. Sasha. Sasha. I way. Sasha.

1:33.0

Sasha.

1:34.0

I think so.

1:35.0

Yeah.

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