You know, I've always had questions about what it's like to be on reality TV shows because,

well, they say it's reality, but it's probably all fake. It's probably all scripted. And so we have a lot to talk about,

especially with, you know, Matt Walsh's new film, Am I Racist coming out, plus his previous film,

What Is a Woman? There's a great opportunity here to get to the heart of what it's like in Hollywood and these shows. So we've got a couple of great guests to talk to us about all of

this today. We're being joined by the star of the Bachelorette, Josh Seider. Would you like to

introduce yourself? Hi, I'm Josh Seider. Nice to be here. Thanks for having me, Tim.

And how long ago was it that you discovered you were a woman?

So, you know, it's something that I struggled with all of my life, my gender identity.

I remember being six, seven years old and putting on my mom's dresses, a clip on earring, stuff like that.

But I was homeschooled my whole life. So I had very strict parents, draconian

rules about things. So I really wasn't able to express myself. So in college, when I had a little

more independence and freedom, there's a little more self-exploration going on. And then it was

in May of this year that I decided that I could just be myself and really lean into it and express myself.

And so, you know, now, you know, not many things have changed.

I just outwardly dress a little different than I used to.

But a lot of people seem to, you know, have opinions about it. And so it's kind of set

the world on fire. But I'm just being me, which is a trans woman. Right. And we're being

joined by someone who's very proud of you. Who has expressed great support. Alex Stein.

And I don't have my tug-friendly bathing suit, but I wanted to come here in solidarity. But,

you know, Josh, I've seen so much of your content and, you know, I just want to start off.

Let's just start off hot.

I love what you're doing.

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