You're listening to gender, a wider lens.

I'm Stella O'Malley, a psychotherapist in Ireland.

And I'm Sasha Ayad, an adolescent therapist in the United States.

Since 2016, my practice has been exclusively dedicated to gender questioning teens

and families impacted by gender dysphoria.

I also work with gender questioning teenagers and I facilitated support meetings for families and

individuals who have been impacted by gender issues. We're curious about the

concept of gender and how it's unfolding in the wider culture. Join us as we look at gender through a wider lens.

Jennifer Lull is founder and president of the Center for Bioethics and Culture Network.

She has 25 years of experience as a piece of Center for Bioethics and Culture Network.

She has 25 years of experience as a pediatric critical care nurse, hospital administrator, and senior level

nursing manager, and more recently she's also become a successful filmmaker.

In 2010 she made her writing, producing, and directing debut

with the documentary film Exploitation, which was awarded best documentary

by the California Independent Film Festival,

and has sold in more than 30 countries.

She's also director, executive producer, and co-writer of anonymous Father's Day, a 2011 documentary exploring the stories of men and women who were created by anonymous sperm donations.

In 2014, she completed three films on the ethics of third-party reproduction, also known as

surrogacy, with a trilogy called Breeders, a subclass of women.

And in 2015, she released a documentary short called Maggie's Story

which follows one woman's egg donation journey. Her next feature film Big Fertility

was released in the fall of 2018. Of course we were particularly interested

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