
What’s really going on with gender—and how does it connect to wider cultural shifts? Psychotherapist Stella O’Malley, researcher Mia Hughes, and psychologist Bret Alderman explore how debates around gender, identity, psychology, and medicine open up bigger questions about culture, society, and mental health. With guests ranging from doctors and therapists to parents and detransitioners, they offer... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Bret Alderman is joined by Payton McNabb, who describes how she regained control of her life after suffering brain damage from a male volleyball player who played on the women's team.
Payton is an ambassador for the Independent Women's forum.
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Mia Hughes is joined by Scott Newgent, who experienced homophobia - from her relationship dynamic, to a trans identified therapist and finally a gynecologist who - without testing - told her she was likely intersex. This made Scott feel out of place ... more
Stella O'Malley is joined by Irish academic Mary Ann Kenny who shares her devastating story, where health professionals abused her vulnerability at every turn after experiencing grief from her husband’s death… From copious amounts of medication, to h... more
How did transgender identification move out of psychiatry? REPATH Episode 3 traces the de-psychopathologization of gender dysphoria from WPATH's 2010 statement to the 2022 SOC8, and why the 2010s were the tipping point.
In this episode of the REPATH... more
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Terrific conversation with Ian Cox. He explains things so well and clearly. One of the best guests in a while.
I enjoyed listening to all of the episodes of wider lens but am disappointed with the activist tone and narrow mindedness of this reboot. The hosts are convinced there is no rational possibility a brain could be wired in such a way to make someone more aligned with the opposite sex, and that any resulting medicalization could positively impact those identifying as trans. It’s all a “delusion” in their minds and must be treated as such. No exceptions.
Feelings of gender incongruity, and the... more
Fascinating podcast with the doctor. Thorough and informative conversation about gender issues.
Mia and Stella have accomplished so much for our culture in recent years. I’m huge fans of each for many years and love this podcast. A request of our beloved Stella: Please call men men. That is, “trans-identifying man” is correct, honest, and respectful. “Trans woman” is an impossibility and it is to uphold a fallacy that only exists in the mind of a single person. We must maintain honest language, including honest pronouns, at all costs, unapologetically, as there is nothing truer or more eth... more
It’s a great podcast. Not just ‘yes’ guests. It explores difficult questions in an easy way.
It gives time to some that when challenged don’t have answers. We need to hear those non answers. Because the activists have been avoiding them far too long.
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A thoughtful, provocative show that explores gender, psychology, medicine, and culture through interviews with clinicians, researchers, parents, and detransitioners. Episodes frequently critique standards of care, medicalization, and policy shifts in gender-related health, while probing how activism, media narratives, and scholarly debates shape public understanding. Unique strengths include a willingness to challenge mainstream narratives, a hands-on, interview-driven approach, and a focus on ethical questions, patient autonomy, and real-world pathways for those navigating gender-related medical care. Potential listeners who want accessible, opinionated discussions that connect clinical debates to broader social trends may find this partic... more
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