Welcome back to the Ten Blocks podcast. This is Lior Sapir, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and a

contributor to City Journal. I'll be filling in today for Brian Anderson on this episode.

And joining me today on the show is Dr. Miriam Grossman. Miriam is a board-certified child and

adolescent psychiatrist. She's the author of five books, one of which,

You're Teaching My Child What? Published in 2009 was one of the first to raise alarm about the

intrusion of gender ideology into American schools. Miriam has also testified before Congress

in the British House of Lords, and she was featured in Matt

Walsh's documentary, What is a Woman?

Miriam's new book is Lost in Transnation, a Child Psychiatrist's Guide Out of the Madness.

It's an excellent book that I recommend to all of our listeners.

And it's a book that covers not only the ideological origins of so-called gender-ferring

care in the medical field and the relevant research on this issue, but also a book that

gives parents concrete advice for how to navigate difficult conversations with their teens

and how to deal with dishonest, misinformed, or incompetent health care providers.

So Miriam, thank you so much for joining us here today.

Oh, it's my pleasure, Lior.

Thank you for having me.

And I want to start off and just dive right in and ask you to explain to our listeners

who John Money was and what the significance of his experiment on David Reamer was,

because this is how you open your book.

Yes.

And I opened my book with John Money and the story of the experiment on the twins,

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