Caller Who "Doesn't Believe in Gender" May Not Be Cis... | Josie Caballero & Luxander Moss
June 16, 2026
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Gohan is back to explain why he doesn't believe gender exists. What starts as a philosophical debate quickly turns into a 40-minute dismantling of his own logic, as Josie and Lux walk him through gender norms, neuroscience, the phantom limb theory of gender dysphoria, and a colorblind analogy that Gohan eventually turns against himself — badly. He admits he'd be totally unbothered waking up in a female body tomorrow, which the hosts immediately clock. Equal parts infuriating and fascinating, this one ends with Gohan agreeing to go read some studies and maybe call back. Progress?
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