Bryn Hanks was raised in a home with few gender rules: Boys wore dresses, girls could be whatever they wanted. But when he told his parents he was Trans, he hit a wall of resistance. He shares how that felt, and his mother explains why she had

Episode 5: Transitioning isn’t fun

Jun 30th, 2020 27m 23s

From cystic acne to severe mood swings, a conversation with a Trans individual about what they wish more people knew about the experience of changing your body and how to prepare yourself to get through it. • This episode includes stories of pe

Episode 4: Raven transforms

Jun 29th, 2020 33m 11s

A young student uses a North Coast legend from her grandmother to explain why she wants to stop living as a man and start living as a woman. Plus: Using sitcoms and culture to talk about gender and sexuality. • Email theyandus@cbc.ca. • cbc.ca/

Episode 3: Riot for your rights

Jun 24th, 2020 32m 28s

Gender neutral bathrooms, preferred pronouns, Trans rights. Sex and gender has become a flash point for heated political debates, but how did we get here? • Support and resources at cbc.ca/theyandus. • More information about the Transgender Arc

Episode 2: What kind of man do you want to be?

Jun 23rd, 2020 36m 59s

Harper Perrin grew up believing the only moral way for them to live was as a straight man. Eventually, they found acceptance as a gay man in a loving relationship, but something still didn’t feel right. • Resources and support: cbc.ca/theyandus

Episode 4: Raven transforms

Jun 22nd, 2020 33m 11s

Episode 1: Pronouns in a pandemic

Jun 22nd, 2020 21m 39s

When you’re facing a health crisis, does it really matter if the doctor gets your pronouns wrong? Musician Rae Spoon thinks so, and they’re fighting for change while also fighting cancer. Plus, a doctor-in-training on their struggles with conve

They & Us: Trailer

May 27th, 2020 1m 41s

Preferred pronouns. Gender neutral washrooms. Changing identities. It's complicated, but They & Us host Faith Fundal (formerly Wil Fundal) wants to make it easier. They meet people who have gone beyond the binary to figure out who they are, and

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