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00:41Kelly Morrissy zapping Hair for the Trans community
I’ve been zapping hairs since 1986 and I began working with the gender community in 1990. Electrolysis by Kelly Inc began when I started working out of my house. At the time almost all of my clients were transgender. However, when I moved my business to the Oak Park Mall slowly I got more clients, both transgender and the general public. www.IZapEm.com
Over the last 27 years I learned a lot. From other electrologists, experience, attending seminars and doing continuing education. And a lot from just listening to my clients. No two clients are the same, and to treat everyone in the same way doesn't produce the best possible results. I strive to help each client the best way they need.
There hasn't been new research for probes for electrolysis since 1970. I though that a small change to exposed tip length would make a big difference to comfort when removing shallow hairs.
It sounded good to the people at Laurier Instruments who make hand make these probes, so they made up a batch of probes that incorporated my ideas and gave them to the electrologist community to try out. The feedback was overwhelmingly, wildly positive and the "Kelly" Tip entered production in 2013.
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Dr. Kelley Winters
Dr. Kelley Winters a writer and consultant on issues of gender diversity in medical and public policy. She is the founder of GID Reform Advocates, author of Gender Madness in American Psychiatry: Essays from the Struggle for Dignity, member of the International Advisory Committee for the World Professional Association for Transgender Health Standards of Care, and an Advisory Board Member for TransYouth Family Allies. Kelley has presented papers and presentations on gender policy issues at annual conventions of the American Psychiatric Association, the American Psychological Association, the American Counseling Association and the Association of Women in Psychology. She was instrumental in reforming Colorado drivers license policy in 2006 and in adding Gender Identity and Expression to employment policies of the Hewlett-Packard Company. Kelley received the Colorado Pride Award in 1999 and the 2007 Melissa Chapman Award for Social Change from the Gender Identity Center of Colorado. She came to south Florida to escape the cold Rocky Mountain winter, and she's still here
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KOKUMỌ
KOKUMO is an African-American transgender woman and product of Chicago’s South Side. While growing up, the only messaging she received in regards to her identity was that it would lead to either death or institutionalization. Therefore, upon reaching the age of opportunity she was behooved to give herself a name that spoke of life. After an extensive search and emotional journey she discovered KOKUM?. KOKUM? means, “This one will not die” in Yoruba, a West African language.
To KOKUM? surviving is passé. Therefore, she believes in sanctioning artistic, political, and actual space for other Trans, Gender Non-Conforming, and Intersex (TGI) people of color to thrive in. In accordance to this belief and her name, she created KOKUM?MEDIA. KOKUM?MEDIA uses film, music, and literature to create and generate realistic depictions of TGI people of color.
KOKUM?MEDIA has produced some of the most innovative projects and events in the multimedia industry. From the one- transwoman show, The Faggot Who Could Fly to T.G.I.F. (TGI Freedom) Rally and Picnic, KOKUM? is stoking the flames of a renaissance. Her EP, There Will Come a Day debuted in February 2013. While here debut album, I Shall Not Be Denied is due next spring.
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MXTalkRadio – Catanzaro, Walker, Scuba, Wey, Champion
This week: Catanzaro, Walker, Scuba, Wey and Champion
A show packed with guests always is a solid starting point for a great show. AJ Catanzaro kicked it off with a privateers take on SX 2013… his segment is not to be missed as he absolutely puts into perspective what it’s like financially and emotionally to be a privateer from empty bank accounts to tears of joy he takes us through his 2013 season.
Matt Walker was our “where are they now” guest for this episode and it was a refreshing change of pace. Matt has his shit together and has a plan, and it’s nice to hear. Matt talked candidly about MotoXCompound.com, Training, Career Highlights and Money.
“Scuba” Steve Clarke was as full of personality as we would have expected. Scuba brought us up to speed on his SMS ride, his MTF training, living the Moto Lifestyle and his thoughts on 2013 SX and beyond.
Next up Nick Wey joined MXTalkRadio for the umpteenth time. Nick has had quite a season starting with broken vertebrae in his back last year, announcing at SX and now prepping for 2013 MX Nats. Nick was a handful like normal darting from Mafia Moto Crew ideas to calling Bodybag out for trying to sponsor Dowd, good times with Nick.
Last up but not to be ignored or written off, Scott Champion came on to bring us up to speed on his season, Starbucks, Chicks and his buddy Sonny.
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by MXTalkRadio in Sports
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Sabrina Samone Taking Control of Her Destiny
Sabrina Samone was born in New Orleans, Louisiana and currently lives in the Charleston South Carolina area. She currently works as a nurse and continuing her education Trident Technical College. At the start of her transitioning, she performed throughout the Carolinas and Georgia as a gender illusionist. She is also an actress appearing in her first stage production at age six and continue to do twenty-two regional and university plays before landing a role as an extra in a studen
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Lianne Simon is the author of Confessions of a Teenage Herma
a deeply emotional tale of growing up with a sexually ambiguous body. Born with a rare genetic disorder, Lianne struggled to survive infancy. The same intersex condition that made her tiny and frail as a child, and that gave her a pixie face and a timid disposition, also kept her from becoming the man her parents expected. Faced with testosterone injections meant to virilize her body, Lianne chose instead to preserve her feminine looks and change her legal status to female. Today, Lianne lives w
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Ask a Skeptic and Scientist! I dare you!!
Please join Raina on the RSS Feed as she opens the floor to questions regarding reason, science, and skepticism. Send us your questions and /or call in. We welcome the challenge. What is morality and do you need religion to be moral? Did we evolve from monkeys? What is a transgender? Is the mtf mma fighter as strong as a man? More topics The call-in number is 310-982-4273. You can also into the show by clicking the big, blue S during the broadcast.
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by Black FreeThinkers in Culture
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Jala Mckenzie: Climbing Life's Mountain
Jala A. McKenzie-Burns was born of biracial parents on November 11, 1965 as Dave Edward Morris. Abandoned in the hospital, she was placed into the foster care system and adopted by an African-American family in 1972. As a young child, she personally experienced the racial unrest and was taunted for her dual racial heritage. On top of this, she found herself expected to live up to society’s demands of her as a boy and a young man, while she yearned for the things of a feminine nature.
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Transparently with Lisa Salazar
Stay tune for an interview with Lisa Salazar Lisa was born in Colombia, grew up in California and moved to Vancouver, BC in the early 1970s to start a successful career as a graphic designer and photographer, after living for 25 years as a devoted husband and father, Lisa was diagnosed with gender dysphoria. She says this diagnosis was both a blessing and a curse. Though it offered an explanation for her years of struggle, confusion, and guilt, it did not offer any simple solutions. It would t
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Jillian Barfield Director of TJobBank.com
The service is run by herself with the help of an occasional volunteer and is self-funded. The job bank was started as a result of two events, one involving the transgender community and one personal. Listen to the show to learn more and how her services have helped the community. http://www.tjobbank.com/
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