The bi-stitual podcast is brought to you by John and Kelsey to Crafty Queer Canadians,

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tricks, and other fiber tidbits, along with the occasional crafty guest to discuss all things

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show off your work, and pop into the bi-monthly stitch night. Find them on Instagram at bi-stitualpodcast

or at bi-stitualpodcast.ca 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 resident gender detective,

Tuckwoodstock. Hey everyone, hope you're all hanging in there. This week on the show,

I am thrilled to share my chat with my dear friend Io who, in addition to being someone I

strong armed him to being friends with me, is a co-founder of ABO Comics, the printmaker

at Bum-Lung and the goblin who brought the world the phrase be gay do crime. And if you're like,

I didn't realize that someone bestowed that phrase upon us, I thought it had always been floating

around in the atmosphere like carbon or Danny DeVito or whatever. Well, that's what we're going to

talk about today. We get into the origin story of the phrase be gay do crime and what we think the

phrase means. It absolutely means crime as a means of survival, joy, and revolt. And I'm not

negotiating that with people who give a hoot about respectability. We also talk about supporting

incarcerated artists and hopping trains to outrun your gender feelings. And a surprise guest

appears at one point to explain why doon is in fact trans. But before we get to all that, it's time

for this week in gender. This week in gender, we've got another news round up for you. They're

going to start short and get a little bit longer, maybe a little bit less hinged as we go along.

So here we go. Amy Schneider has one more than 22 consecutive games of jeopardy becoming the

first woman in the show's history to do so. And if that gendered record leads to any kind of

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