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#17 'From My Earliest Memories I Just Knew I Was A Girl' with Cambell Kenneford

Adulting

Oenone

Education, Society & Culture

4.82.5K Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Hi Everyone,I am so happy to be back for a new season of Adulting! In this week's episode I speak to Cambell Kennyford (@cambellxo) - who you may have seen on Channel 4's 'Gender Quake' - about growing up, transitioning, and what it means to be trans-gender in today's world. I do hope you enjoy - as always please do rate, review and subscribe as it helps other people to find the podcast! Oenone x

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0:00.0

Hi guys, welcome to Adulting. This is the podcast what I tried to figure out, what affects

0:18.1

the way that we grew up as millennials and whether or not we are actually grown up at

0:21.9

whatever age we're at. And today I am joined by Campbell Kennyford.

0:26.4

Hi. So you guys might recognise Campbell from Channel 4's. It was on Channel 4's now.

0:31.7

Yeah Channel 4's. Okay Channel 4's Gender Quick, which was a programme all about people that have

0:36.7

different sexual identities or different gender identity or different sexual orientation.

0:42.4

And basically it was really eye-opening for me I guess because the really interesting part of

0:46.8

the show was at the beginning no one kind of knew what anyone's background was. Do you want to

0:51.2

elaborate a little bit more on kind of like the show? Yeah, so I did Gender Quick on Channel 4,

0:56.7

which you just said. So it was a two-part kind of like documentary slash reality series,

1:04.3

including a debate as well which took it to three episodes. And the premise of the show was kind

1:08.7

of having 11 millennials and young people on that are on different sides to gender spectrum

1:17.2

and sexuality. So with me I'm a transgender woman and then we had other people who are

1:21.2

transgender men, non-binary, gender fluid, gender queer, gay, bisexual lesbian. So I feel like

1:29.3

it explored the whole spectrum instead of just one second of it. So I know that things like

1:36.0

non-binary before hadn't ever been really shown on TV so that was quite refreshing.

1:40.0

Really interesting. And also it was interesting to see how like different people dealt with

1:43.5

different things because there was a transgender man who didn't want anyone to know that he'd

1:47.6

transitioned. Yes. Whereas like with you, are you happy to be called a transgender woman or

1:53.2

you just want to be called a woman? Obviously you want to be just called a woman. Yeah, ideally.

1:56.2

Yeah, I always say that I'm a woman first and transgender second because obviously trans

2:01.4

is always going to be a part of who I am and I am proud to be trans. However, I just do want to be

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