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77: The Umbrella Hour with Dr. An Goldbauer & Zander Keig LCSW - Episode 77
77: The Umbrella Hour with Dr. An Goldbauer & Zander Keig LCSW - Episode 77
77: The Umbrella Hour with Dr. An Goldbauer & Zander Keig LCSW - Episode 77
Monday 28th April 2025
Explore the evolution of transgender medicine with Dr. An Goldbauer, Zander Keig & guests in this engaging episode of The Umbrella Hour.
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Episode Overview
- Transgender individuals have played a crucial role in shaping their own healthcare.
- The book provides a comprehensive history of transgender medicine in the US.
- Societal norms have historically impacted medical care for transgender people.
- The vocabulary surrounding gender identity is constantly evolving.
- Transgender activists have influenced medical policies and practices.
"Nature loves variety, society hates it."
In this fascinating episode of The Umbrella Hour, Dr. An Goldbauer and Zander Keig dive into the captivating world of transgender medicine with their guests Carolyn Wolf-Gould, Dallas Denny, Jamison Green, and Kyan Lynch. These experts discuss their collaborative work on the book 'A History of Transgender Medicine in the United States from Margins to Mainstream'. The conversation takes you through the historical journey of transgender medicine, revealing its roots in Europe and its evolution in the United States.
The guests share how the book came to life, highlighting the lack of comprehensive documentation and the need to chronicle the vibrant history of transgender medicine. Carolyn Wolf-Gould recounts her early days in trans medicine and how she connected with Dallas Denny and Kyan Lynch to start this ambitious project. Kyan Lynch, an MD focused on education, talks about his role in writing the book's final chapter that looks towards the future of transgender medicine.
Jamison Green, a writer and activist, shares his unique perspective on the intersection of law and medicine and the importance of policy in advancing transgender health. This episode offers eye-opening insights into the contributions of transgender individuals to their own healthcare and the challenges they face in a society that often resists change. The dialogue is engaging, informative, and sometimes humorous, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of gender identity and medical history.
Will you join them on this enlightening journey?