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Welcome to gender reveal, a podcast where we hopefully get a little bit closer to understanding

what the hell gender is. I'm your host and president, gender detective, Tuckwoodstock.

Hey everyone, hope you're all hanging in there. This week on the show I am delighted to

share our September 16th gender reveal live show. This episode was recorded at Starbar

in Brooklyn in front of what some would call an irresponsibly packed house, but don't

worry, everyone was vaccinated, the audience were mass and since we are listening from

the future, I can tell you that as far as I heard, nobody got COVID. One person did tell

me later that they looked back at the crowd and the exit at one point and was like, well,

if there's a fire, I am going to die here, but at least I'll die surrounded by hot trans

people. And I guess that's all you can ask for from an event. So this show features

three kind of three fabulous guests. We had food for that co-host and electric lit editor

and chief, Den Michelle Norris. We had make the road New York organizer, Mateo Guerrero,

and cartoonist and Twitter luminary, Maddie Lepchansky. This is also a low key advice episode

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