TransLash’s Top 3 in 2023 Rewind

Explore the top* podcast episodes, original videos, translash.org articles, and social posts that received the most love this past year from you: the TransLash community.

TransLash's Top 3 in 2023 Rewind

TOP 3 PODCAST EPISODES IN 2023

Here are TransLash’s most downloaded TransLash Podcast with Imara Jones episodes in 2023:

1. Trans Athletes and Title IX (10K)

The Biden Administration has proposed a change to Title IX that would prohibit schools from categorically banning trans students from sports teams that align with their identity. But many advocates have criticized the new rule, pointing out that schools would still have leeway to discriminate based on exceptions around competitive advantage and risk of injury.

In this episode, Imara unpacks the pros and cons of this new rule. She speaks with Andy Marra, the Executive Director of the Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund (TLDEF), about the proposal’s potential impacts on trans student athletes. Imara also chats with Melanie Willingham-Jaggers, Executive Director of GLSEN, about their public comment campaign urging revisions to the rule and the need for more clarity on its anti-discrimination protections.

Share the full transcript with replay here.

2. Traveling While Trans (6500)

It’s time for summer vacation! Imara takes a look at the joys and complications of travel for the trans community. First, she’s joined by Nala Touissant, founder of Reuniting of African Descendants (ROAD), who discusses her work facilitating healing and connection between trans and queer people across the African Diaspora, and the magic of cross-border cultural exchange. Then Imara is interviewed by Gender Reveal’s Tuck Woodstock, where the two discuss traveling internationally while trans, how to be an ethical tourist, and the benefits of getting away.

Share the full transcript with replay here.

3. Trans Day of Visibility (6K)

As we look towards Trans Day of Visibility 2023, Imara examines the good and the bad of increasing trans visibility in the United States. First, she’s joined by Jeopardy Champion Amy Schneider, who discusses her experience becoming a public figure after a record breaking run on the show. Next, Imara talks with Peyton Daisy O’Conner about her experience becoming the first openly trans Asheville NC school board member, and the harassment that led her to resign.

Share the full transcript with replay here.

What was your favorite TransLash Podcast with Imara Jones episode in 2023? Tag us on social @translashmedia with your pick!

TOP 3 VIDEOS IN 2023

Here are TransLash’s most viewed original videos from the past year:

1. #AntiTransHateMachine Ep 5 Animated Short: ‘Capturing The New York Times’ (18,895 on IG)

Access the full transcript with replay here.

2. Vico Ortiz on SAG-AFTRA Strike: ‘Burn it all to the ground and then start anew’ (18,416 on IG)

Access the full transcript with replay here.

3. #AntiTransHateMachine Ep 5 Animated Short: ‘Detransition Pseudo Science and Misleading Examples’ (17,633 on IG)

Access the full transcript with replay here.

What was your favorite TransLash video in 2023? Tag us on social @translashmedia with your pick!

TOP 3 ARTICLES IN 2023

Here are TransLash.org‘s most viewed articles from this past year:

1. More people accessed our transcript for #AntiTransHateMachine episode ‘Capturing The New York Times’ than any other piece of content on our website in 2023.

2. Our 2021 roundup of trans and non-binary gamers was our second most popular piece of website content this year. Stay tuned for more games and movies content in 2024 and beyond!

3. TransLash’s 2022 guide to T4T love continues to rank in our Top 10 pieces of website content. Stay tuned for more T4T content on TransLash.org!

What was your favorite TransLash article in 2023? Tag us on social @translashmedia with your pick!

TOP 3 SOCIAL POSTS IN 2023

Here are TransLash’s curated social posts that received the most engagement across our channels this past year:

1. #NationalTeacherDay trans school @ourresilientcommunity spotlight (31K+ engagements, including 200+ comments)

Read the Insider article here.

2. #ProtectTransKids related story by @roomofonesownbooks (21K+ engagements, including 140+ comments)

Access the repost here.

3. #TransProm photos feat. Raquel Willis and her mother (21K+ engagements, including 50+ comments)

Access the repost here.

What was your favorite @translashmedia post in 2023? Tag us on social @translashmedia with your pick!

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*These numbers were compiled on December 15, 2023, and do not reflect any additional downloads, views, clicks, or other engagement beyond that date.

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