just found this podcast today - i love it. hearing people like me talk about what it means to be enby makes me feel so seen. - jay (he/they)

Been looking for NB podcast content. I binged the whole thing in a day. I need more of this 💕 So affirming

I am only 11, but I am questioning my gender and sexuality. This podcast made me dig a little deeper into myself, and realize things I didn't even know were there. Thank you so much for sharing your voice! - Kiki (they/them)

Thank you so much for this work! I’m nonbinary and coincidentally discovered this podcast while recovering from surgery. I love the questioning nature of the episodes—there’s a humbleness to it that’s allowed me to both more fruitfully question myself and less defensively approach others’ questions. Thank you for your research and vulnerability! I’m recommending this to everyone I know! My one note would be that (from my understanding as a white person), at least in the US, the abbreviation “NB” is an important part of AAVE created by Black women activists (standing for non Black, as in NBPOC) to distinguish the specifics of anti-Black racism. Some people use the term “enby” as an alternative abbreviation for nonbinary. Thanks!

This cast chronicals explorations of gender, self understanding, and self acceptance. It sheds light on an important part of the human condition (it's also fun).

As someone who cannot be out in most of my life, this podcast and ones like it help me feel connected to the community and it’s ideas, voices, and news. Finally hearing others express things I thought were just me makes even the most frustrating questions easier to handle. <3

Caitlin is doing the incredibly hard, and valuable work of telling their story while they're still in the middle of it. For folks like myself who are new to the non-binary world, this podcast is an amazing resource and balm.

This is such an important podcast, not only in the content but the structure of vulnerability and lived experience. Thanks for letting me go on this journey with y’all!!

Thanks for sharing your voice!

This heartfelt intersectional and professionally produced show took on a subject that is often designated as sensationalism in the “news.” As a fellow trans non-binary person, I can’t emphasize the value of is these stories. They reflect my experience, and the experience of many non-binary people I know in many countries. The way our stories overlap establishes that this is an observable, repeatable experience over countries, cultures (at least western ones), and even gender assignment as children t a degree. We are legitimate. We exist. Unlike binary gender identities, this is a somewhat more complex and longer process for most. Podcasts like this are helping us find one another and the shared patterns in our experience. Thank you so much for doing this. I wish there were a podcast like this 10 years ago. It would have helped me establish and empower myself long ago. (Although I have made my own story because of my coming out!) I have no doubt there are many more like ours to come. We are everywhere. We are the future. Love to you all! I can’t wait to hear the next episode! - Ren Lunicke they/them or ze/zir