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5+ Trans, Nonbinary & Queer podcasts you missed

Whether you’re looking for guidance, community, or simply a good listen, podcasts can be a powerful resource for trans, nonbinary and queer folx who may feel isolated or alone. Also, with so many avenues out there, it can be hard to know where to begin getting well-informed if you are not yet connected with an experienced peer or professional.

That’s why we’ve curated a list of podcasts of verifiable sources. From candid conversations about personal experiences to expert insight on policy and advocacy, these podcasts are sure to inform, inspire, and entertain–plus Facialteam is featured in three different episodes!

So, tune in, turn up the volume, and join us in celebrating the voices and perspectives of the TGD and queer community.

Our Top Picks for Podcasts on Transgender Health

Of course, everyone’s taste in podcasts is different, and there are countless options out there.

From personal stories to political analysis, these selected podcasts cover a wide range of topics that may resonate with your reality today.

1. The Top Surgery Podcast with Ioannis Ntanos

Dr. Ioannis Ntanos, surgeon, ethicist and trans+ ally is the host of this refreshing podcast.

In The Top Surgery Podcast, Dr. Ioannis Ntanos bridges the gap between the public and gender affirming clinicians, giving listeners insight into the realities of surgery for trans and non-binary people. He engages with patients’ first-hand experiences as well as gaining insights from experts and ethicists, addressing the widespread misinformation surrounding one of the most life-affirming forms of trans healthcare by hearing directly from those engaged in the practice.

Highlighted Episode:

Facialteam and the power of community with Lilia Koss

2. Joy Tuck Club

Listen to episodes from 2025 featuring Facialteam on The Joy Tuck Club, a podcast which celebrates all trans+ identities. These candid interviews with Facialteam’s co-founders and directors cover Facial Feminization Surgery (FFS), surgical ethics, data-driven innovation as well as aesthetic philosophies.

Highlighted Episodes:

  • Dr. Luis Capitán Interview: Listen to the candid discussion about Facialteam’s founding principles on Apple Podcasts.
  • Dr. Daniel Simon Interview: Hear about the maxillofacial techniques and bone surgery involved in FFS on Spotify.

3. Gender GP Podcast

Although the last episode dates from November 2021, The Gender GP Podcast definitely is worth listening to if you are in transition or starting your transition.

The GenderGP Podcast was hosted by Dr Helen Webberley alongside the therapist, Marianne Oakes, who together interviewed many key figures in trans health.

Highlighted Episodes:

What is Facial Feminisation Surgery?

As work continues on the updated WPATH Standards of Care, it is anticipated that the transformative role that Facial Feminisation Surgery can play in the lives of trans feminine individuals, will be given more prominence than ever before. This is largely thanks to the groundbreaking work being carried out by experts in the field, including the specialist surgeons at Facialteam in Malaga, Spain.

A Surgeon’s Perspective on Facial Feminisation

Facialteam in Marbella is leading the charge in Facial Feminisation Surgery (FFS). In this episode, Dr Raul Bellinga, facial plastic surgery director and rhinoplasty specialist, joins Dr Helen and Marianne. Together they talk about the research and some of the groundbreaking techniques being carried out by the FacialTeam surgeons, as well as how this work is influencing developments in facial feminisation surgery globally. 

The life-changing effects of FFS – Stephanie Hirst and Dr Daniel Simon
Radio and TV presenter Stephanie Hirst is joined by her surgeon, Dr Daniel Simon, co-founder of Facialteam in Marbella, Spain. In this third and final part of our Facial Feminisation Special, Stephanie shares her experiences of FFS and how it changed her life, while Dr Simon talks about the guidelines, research and best practice which have been instrumental in forcing the re-evaluation of FFS and the transformative role it can play in the lives of trans women.

4. Queer Health Pod

A health podcast by and for queer people, QHP’s end-goal is to expand autonomy by bringing expert health knowledge directly to sexual and gender minority communities. All 33 episodes speak on a wide array of of topics, from sexual and reproductive health to substance use.

5. In Our Voices

What does affirming, respectful, and safe health care look like for transgender and gender diverse individuals- and why does it matter now more than ever?

In this episode from 2025, this Canadian podcast discusses the importance of gender-affirming care and how to make health care safer and more inclusive for transgender and gender diverse individuals.

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6. What The Trans!?

What The Trans!? is a UK-based news outlet for the Trans community, or as founders Ashleigh and Michelle like to say: “We assume the reader is trans, we don’t make any attempts to appeal to cis people and the only thing we care about when it comes to what we cover is: “will this be of benefit to our audience?”

In this podcast from 2023, made by and for transgender and non-binary people for six years, Ashleigh and Michelle discuss what was going on in the world, from a trans-perspective.

Highlighted Episodes:

EP79 – The Scottish Gender Recognition Screwjob

The UK’s government, just weeks after the Scottish parliament voted through actual reform for trans people, Westminster then blocked it. This episode breaks down what happened.

7. Queer Sex Ed

Pleasure is a basic human right. On Queer Sex Ed, hosts Sara and Jay explore oft-taboo topics like kink, sex work and reproductive justice, all from a queer and trans perspective that encourages healthy boundaries and communication.

The last episode dates from March 2020, nevertheless, the 64 episode playlists counts numerous topics worth listening to.

Recommended episode:

Dysphoria and Sex as a Trans Person – Episode 61

Sara and Jay jump into the first topic discussion of Season 2, how to navigate sex and dysphoria as a trans person! We discuss strategies, validate the struggles, and give some tips from our experience.

8. The Transgender Show

The Transgender Show interviews members of the greater trans community as well as friends, family and allies. You will find comfort, encouragement, and growth throughout the program as the host, Emily, probes about their transition experiences, sharing both successes and challenges.

The Transgender Show forms part of The Transverse Media, an organization focused on ensuring that trans, gender fluid, non-binary and intersex folks at all stages in their journey have the support they need to accept themselves without shame and live a happy, healthy and full life.

Recommended episode:

Andi

Andi is known on Instagram for her fabulous makeup skills. She transitioned in the pandemic and is grateful to still have the support of her wife and family around her.

Finding Your Voice and Your Tribe

As members of the transgender community seek to find community, understanding and guidance, podcasts become a valuable resource for sharing stories, insights, and resources.

These podcasts offer a platform for diverse voices to be heard and for important issues facing the transgender community to be witnessed. With this list of 5+ must-listen podcasts, we hope to provide a starting point for those seeking role models and experiences that mirror their own.

Let us know if you have suggestions for others to include!

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  • Author profile picture of Lilia Koss, transgender activist and public relations manager at Facialteam, a surgical clinic specialized in Facial Feminization Surgery

    Hello world! I’m Lilia Koss and I use she, her, and they pronouns. What are yours?
    With a background in humanities and diverse professional experiences, I have been working with the Facialteam founders and directors since 2008. Involved from the ground up, so I’ve had hands in many pots: patient coordination, orientation events on 3 continents, social media, written and audiovisual content about our gender-affirming healthcare...but now life is more defined.
    Lately, I focus my energies on Public Relations, community management and live streaming to help raise the visibility of trans health. Life is pretty complete.

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