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Joy 94.9
Transgender
Melbourne Queer Film Festival
LGBTQIA+ Community
Trans Community
Australia
Transgender Victoria
Melbourne, Australia
Transgender Day Of Visibility
Transgender Sports Policy
Marriage In the Trans Community
Transgender People
Trans Awareness Week
Transgender Day Of Remembrance
Transgender Theatre
Trans Genre Festival
Trans Book Festival
Transgender Community
Theatre

A show that celebrates trans and gender diverse people

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Artwork for The Gender Agenda

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Joss, Quinn and Jen explore everthing from Agender Awareness Day and Pan-sexual/romantic visibility day, to tattoos and the representation of self expression in the trans community, to talking trans therapy. They dive into how therapy helps with horm... more

Joss, Quinn, Rebeckah and Jen celebrate IDAHOBIT, internation day against homosexual, bisexual, intersex and transgender discrimination.

The incredibly talented, cinematic, modern-contemporary producer and multi-instrumentalist Saint Ergo joins the... more

Joss, Jen, Rebeckah and Quinn dive into Pageantry with global entrants to Miss Trans Global.

The team is then joined live by Isabel of Bbsanii, electronic music producer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist to chat music and listen to her new track Murcie... more

Joss, Rebeckah, Jen and Quinn discuss some international good trans news before talking with director Walt Dyson and nonbinary actor, Faun Xe about the new play, “All Bull”, about toxic masculinity, played by an all-female and TGD cast.

We also cha... more

Joss, Rebeckah and Jen discuss the upcoming Tilde Trans Film Festival, recap the Queer Wedding Expo and Trans Book Festival and talk about trans and lesbian solidarity as part of Lesbian Visibility Week.

We also chat with trans music journalist Ell... more

Joss, Rebeckah, Pharrell, Jen and Quinn discuss the Trans Book Festival, the upcoming release of the Tilde Trans and Gender Diverse Film Festival program and next weekend’s Queer Wedding Expo where Rebeckah will be modelling. Plus, we also recap the ... more

Joss, Rebeckah, Jen and Quinn discuss a bit of trans-centred good news from around the world, International Asexuality Day (with Joss and Jen discussing some of their asexual relationship) and we talk about some of our own writing experiences within ... more

Rebeckah, Quinn, Jen, Joss and Lee start off by discussing what Trans Day of Visibility means to us as trans people.

We also chat with non-binary comedian Maddy Weeks about their show, Queerly Beloved before we get DJ, Activist and trans woman of c... more

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Recent Guests

Faun Xe
Cast member, performer
All Bull
Episode: Episode 035 (28 April 2026) – The one with Walt and Faun from All Bull, plus Dirty Versachi
Walt Dyson
Playwright and director
All Bull
Episode: Episode 035 (28 April 2026) – The one with Walt and Faun from All Bull, plus Dirty Versachi
Dirty Versachi
Australian artist, DJ and producer
Dirty Versachi
Episode: Episode 035 (28 April 2026) – The one with Walt and Faun from All Bull, plus Dirty Versachi
Ellie Robinson
Co-director of Trans Genre festival
Trans Genre
Episode: Episode 034 (21 April 2026) – The one with Ellie and Tay from TransGenre Music Festival
Tay Blunt
Co-director of Trans Genre festival
Trans Genre
Episode: Episode 034 (21 April 2026) – The one with Ellie and Tay from TransGenre Music Festival
Miss Katalyna
DJ, host and activist known for Trans Pride involvement
Independent/NAMM-based
Episode: Episode 031 (31st March 2026) – Trans Day of Visibility with Maddy Weeks and Miss Katalyna
Maddy Weeks
Non-binary comedian and performer
Queerly Beloved
Episode: Episode 031 (31st March 2026) – Trans Day of Visibility with Maddy Weeks and Miss Katalyna
Chris McAllister
Sydney-based trans comedian, writer and producer
Independent artist
Episode: Episode 030 (24th March 2026) – The one with Chris McAllister and Yoz Mensch (Melbourne International Comedy Festival)
Yoz Mensch
South Australian trans storyteller and clown, Melbourne Comedy Festival performer
Independent artist
Episode: Episode 030 (24th March 2026) – The one with Chris McAllister and Yoz Mensch (Melbourne International Comedy Festival)

Hosts

Rebeckah
Host of The Gender Agenda with ties to JOY 94.9/Joy.org.au; central figure in studio discussions.
Joss
Host of The Gender Agenda; frequent in-studio and on-air contributor.
Quinn
Host and frequent co-host; appears across multiple episode formats.
Jen
Co-host/Host with consistent presence; handles studio and guest interviews.
Jocelyn
Co-host in multiple episodes; contributes to show dynamics and guest interactions.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 033 (11th April 2026) – The one with Erin and Bec from Sock Drawer Heroes
Q: What makes your product range unique in terms of inclusivity?
They emphasize size inclusivity from 2XS to 5XL, gender-spectrum products, and a commitment to stocking items from trans-owned brands to support the community.
Episode 033 (11th April 2026) – The one with Erin and Bec from Sock Drawer Heroes
Q: How did Sock Drawer Heroes start, and what gap were you addressing?
The founders describe turning personal struggles with finding binders into a business that provides accessible, safe, and inclusive options, starting in 2018 and growing to offer a wide range of gender-affirming products.
Episode 034 (21 April 2026) – The one with Ellie and Tay from TransGenre Music Festival
Q: How was the initial Trans Genre festival received?
The first festival was received very well, selling out and providing meaningful moments for families and attendees who could see and celebrate their identities reflected on stage.
Episode 034 (21 April 2026) – The one with Ellie and Tay from TransGenre Music Festival
Q: What did the idea for a trans genre festival come about?
The idea grew from noticing a stark lack of trans and non-binary representation at festivals across Australia, and from a belief that if the community didn't see itself represented, they should create it themselves.
Episode 029 (17th March 2026) – The one with Eli and Savannah from Trans Book Fair
Q: What is planned for the festival's program that underscores intersectionality beyond just identity?
The program includes identity-based panels as well as panels on writing processes, publishing industry access, and collaborations across communities (First Nations, neurodivergent creators, and allies) to showcase a broad range of perspectives in literary culture.

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This show centers on transgender and gender-diverse experiences, with a strong emphasis on culture, community, and advocacy. Recent episodes mix interviews with artists, educators, and policy advocates alongside event coverage, writing and publishing insights, and practical resources for visibility and belonging. Across topics, listeners get a front-row view of trans cinema, theatre, publishing, tech interactions, healthcare access, and community organizing, often framed by personal stories, festival updates, and calls to action for allyship and support. A notable pattern is the blend of intimate personal narratives with broader policy and cultural conversations, plus a clear commitment to authentic representation and practical guidance for... more

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