Welcome to another episode of the Michelle Tofoya podcast. Happily, a few more women are starting to speak out about their experiences competing against trans women in sports. In other words, competing against biological males in sports. Some of these stories are quite compelling. The one we're about to tell has some pictures to go along with it that you're going to want to see.

Peyton McNabb, high school volleyball player, joins us next.

Now, it's time for some sanity.

It's the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

I've said it many times.

I'll say it again.

I can't believe that to some people, it seems logical, that biological males should compete against biological females in competitive sports. It's one thing to be playing, you know, Red Rover, Red Rover sent Jimmy right over at the play school, the playground in school, elementary school, it's

quite another to have them physically go against each other in sports like swimming, volleyball,

basketball. We've got a volleyball story for you today. Peyton McNabb is the player. You may have

heard of her from North Carolina who suffered an injury that ended her season in volleyball at the hands of a trans

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