Katelyn Burns

Katelyn Burns, co-host of Cancel Me, Daddy, delves deep into the evolution and impact of cancel culture. She discusses iconic cancellations like Justine Sacco and the complexities of public outrage. The conversation reveals how financial ramifications often outweigh public opinion, demonstrated through the case of Adam 22. Burns and her fellow panelists also explore the psychology behind fan loyalty and its role in protecting figures from consequence, as well as the intertwining of cancel culture with rising online extremism.

Trans activist Julia Serano, journalist Parker Molloy, and others discuss the impact of transphobic narratives on discussions around gender identity, critique a report on detransitioning and trans healthcare, explore the risks of medical treatments, challenge misconceptions about social transition for transgender children, and call for more inclusive research on puberty blockers and hormones.

Guests Jules Gill-Peterson, Julia Serano, Evan Urquhart, Parker Molloy, and Katelyn Burns discuss the controversial topic of rapid onset gender dysphoria, critiquing studies, societal perceptions of femininity, and challenges faced by the transgender community amidst discriminatory legislation. The episode also explores concerns about rushed diagnoses at gender clinics and audit findings on gender dysphoria treatments for kids.