I know this is a little late, but me coming to the party was a little late too! LOL. Today, Mellony takes the wheel to tell a little bit of her story about how she came to where she is today. The journey of being a human has many points where we have to determine who we really are. Some people never have to question their gender. That's convenient for many people, but, those that do, it can make life a little more difficult. There are a ton of resources out there for those in the Gender / Sexual expansive community, but non are better than those who are out there in our every day lives who "see" us for who we are and accept that without question. I have a shout out to many of my friends and family who have accepted me and others in my community. Also, a major shout out to the kids at my school - if you are listening, you know who you are! The community of teachers and students who have welcomed me as Mellony has made the transition something that could have been so much harder, but became one of my most treasured safe spaces!

Hi there! In this long-awaited episode, Mellony and Leah spend some time finishing up the book HumanKind by Rutger Bregman

Here's a link to Bregman's Website

Enjoy!

Hi, today's podcast is about how the thoughts and ideas of Carl Jung can be looked at in terms of how they best fit with the ideas of today's gender expansive community.

Leah had the day off, so Mellony took over to explain some changes in S.T.P. We're still here, just so busy these last few months!

Music by Pixabay:

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3. https://pixabay.com/music/upbeat-upbeat-fun-music-427230/

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5. https://pixabay.com/music/meditationspiritual-moonlit-reverie-2026-digital-rain-wellness-ritual-454059/

Citations:

Wikipedia contributors. (2026, July 27). Carl Jung. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Jung

Pass, J. C. (2025, April 22). Jung, Gender, and Fluidity: Reimagining Anima & Animus. Simply Put Psych. https://simplyputpsych.co.uk/global-psych/jungs-anima-animus-and-the-psychology-of-gender-fluidity

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