The Purplepaw Blog

This week's episode is with the ever-effervescent Kristoffer Hughes. Kristoffer is an esoteric author, teacher of Death Midwifery, and Chief of the Anglesey Druid Order.

I was asked what it means to explore and create your own identity, especially in a role-playing game. Is this something we have to continue

In this episode, I chat with Dominika Staniewicz about the brain, biochemistry, and the origin of identity. Dominika is a Brain Coach, Elite Neuroencoding Specialist,

On 04 December 2024, the Supreme Court of the United States will hear oral arguments in United States vs. Skrmetti, which challenges a 2023 Tennessee

In this live stream (now over!), I was back from a week away, tired, and had no topic prepared. What's a transgender girl to do?

In today's fascinating episode, Max Carey discusses the world of kink. Max is a producer and director who created the documentary "tOuch Kink," about the

In this live stream, I talk about four pet peeves I have being transgender in modern Western society.

In short:

• I hate the word "trans"

Today's episode features Artemisia de Vine's theory of sexual fantasy. Artemisia is a sexual fantasy expert, sexologist and author who uses fantasy not as a

The Universe knows I am different. I was marked Other from birth.

Perhaps in innocent eyes, I would appear as a white hound with red

This week, I want to tackle a comment that wonders if the transgender community is being punished in some way for past crimes. The commenter

On today's episode, I speak with Ailsa Blair about the drag community. Ailsa is a neurodiverse, nonbinary product designer and research leader who founded Drag

In last week's live stream, a viewer asked what I felt about a minority changing language against the will of the majority. Language, however, is

In this episode, I talk history with Neil Laird. Neil is an Emmy and BAFTA-nominated TV producer, novelist, and ancient history geek whose fiction retells

When I began this live stream, I intended to have it as interactive as I could. But I haven't done really well at that. Do

Today we hear an inspirational story from Duncan Bhaskaran-Brown. Duncan is a speaker, author, sober coach, and Morris dancer whose work challenges the stranglehold alcohol

In 1994, I moved from Southern California to Northeast Georgia.

I had little desire to relocate; I didn't move for fun or profit. Instead, I

Both sex and gender are well-defined terms used by biologists. But politicians and religious leaders have warped these terms for their gain. Today we face

Today's episode features a story of what can go right when you don't like school. Eric Gee is an author, a writing and life coach,

The Collective Unconscious is Carl Jung's best-known contribution to psychology. Symbols particular to human understanding of the Universe are stored there, waiting to be tapped

I'm back from a brief rest and ready to talk about my Big Problems - those questions I just have to answer, no matter how