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Gurl Talk with Jenny Raven

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Get into bed with us as we talk all things we crossdressing gurlies adore. Dressing up, spending time enjoying ourselves, sometimes with others, and connecting with our wider community of lovely ladies. Slip into your favourite lingerie and let's get into it together. A podcast for crossdressers, by soomeone who LOVES to crossdress, covering the whole spectrum, queer, sissy, trans and anyone non heteronormative.

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  • Ep 018 Lily Rosa: Proud Scottish Sex Worker and Beautiful Soul

    Ep 018 Lily Rosa: Proud Scottish Sex Worker and Beautiful Soul
    Oct 19 2026

    Pour yourself something warm, darlings, because I recorded this one at stupid o'clock with the gorgeous Lily Rosa, a full service sex worker based very proudly in Scotland. We talk about reclaiming words like whore, slut and queer, and why swearing is part of Lily's Scottish culture. Lily opens up about Catholic guilt, sexual trauma, getting sober and three celibate years spent with her beloved smut, before her very first client gave her an orgasm free of shame. We talk about the slow, sensual touching we both adore, male loneliness and the stigma sex workers face. I share my cross-dressing stories, ADHD and a deeply personal story about my first girlfriend. Lily leaves us with her advice on letting your freak flag fly.


    • 00:00:00 Quickfire knickers, heels and smut
    • 00:04:35 Reclaiming the word whore
    • 00:08:02 Billy Connolly, swearing and queer
    • 00:15:35 Shame, guilt and the AIDS era
    • 00:19:52 Celibacy, therapy and first clients
    • 00:29:37 Life coach and girlfriend experience
    • 00:33:18 Sex workers as the village witch
    • 00:45:08 Male loneliness and violent men
    • 00:53:34 My first girlfriend and Rocky Horror
    • 01:03:30 Generations, the survey and humiliation
    • 01:16:17 ADHD as a superpower
    • 01:22:29 Let your freak flag fly
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    1 h et 26 min
  • Ep 017 Rachel Spring: The Five Stages Of Rachel

    Ep 017 Rachel Spring: The Five Stages Of Rachel
    Oct 5 2026

    Rachel’s wife discovered her cross-dressing years ago - and the hurt and disapproval still shape how Rachel lives today. In this candid conversation, she describes dressing only behind a locked door, the thrill of a past visit to a BDSM dungeon, and the fear that time is running out to experience more. Jenny Raven reflects on her own journey, the shame many Gen X crossdressers learned to carry, and the risks of keeping this part of life hidden. Nervous at first, Rachel finds herself unexpectedly absorbed in the conversation - snd begins to imagine a future with more room for Rachel.
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    56 min
  • Ep 016 Suzy Whyte: Come Into My Closet

    Ep 016 Suzy Whyte: Come Into My Closet
    Mar 22 2026
    Hello gorgeous, and welcome back to Gurl Talk. I'm Jenny Raven, and I need to warn you, this one's going to get right under your skin. Have tissues nearby. And maybe a glass of something strong.My guest is the wonderful Susy Whyte, a trans crossdresser from Scotland who has been on one hell of a journey. Decades of hiding, purging, panicking, and pretending, and then, finally, letting the light in. If you've ever felt stuck between who the world expects you to be and who you really are, this conversation is for you.We start with our deliciously naughty quickfire questions, and then we go somewhere much deeper. Suzy talks about coming out to a colleague on a whim, the 700-person conference call where she introduced herself to the world, the "great purge" of 2015 when she believed Susie was dead forever, and the quiet, powerful act of therapy that changed everything.But here's what will stay with me. Suzy doesn't talk about coming out of the closet. She talks about inviting people in. Into her TARDIS, because, as she so perfectly puts it, it's bigger on the inside.This episode made me laugh, made me emotional, and reminded me exactly why I do this podcast. Somewhere out there, one of you gorgeous creatures is thinking: maybe it's my turn to let someone in too.Introduction & Letting People In (00:00:00) Susie reframes "coming out" as inviting others into her authentic self; Jenny introduces the episode and guest.Quick-Fire Personal Questions (00:01:11) Jenny asks Susie playful questions about fashion, preferences, and self-description.Living Dual Lives & Early Coming Out (00:03:05) Discussion of dual identities, generational context, and Susie’s initial steps integrating Susie into her life.Coming Out at Work and to Partner (00:04:06) Susie describes coming out at work, therapy, and the difficult experience of coming out to her partner.Vulnerability and Reactions to Coming Out (00:06:12) Susie shares the first time she revealed Susie to someone, the fear, and the positive response.Suppressing Identity & Relationship Dynamics (00:08:33) Susie recounts suppressing Susie, believing she was "cured," and the eventual return of her feminine side.Hiding from Ex-Partners (00:11:31) Susie discusses hiding her crossdressing from her ex-partner and the fear of being discovered.Societal Attitudes & Family Dynamics (00:13:12) Jenny and Susie reflect on societal misunderstanding, family acceptance, and the impact of identity on family relationships.Coming Out to Family & Work (00:15:20) Susie explains why she hasn’t come out to family, her religious background, and her public coming out at work.Workplace Experiences & Acceptance (00:17:55) Susie describes coming out to large groups at work, supportive reactions, and her first experiences presenting as Susie in the office.Navigating Work Identity & Presentation (00:19:37) Discussion about the disconnect between masculine work identity and feminine presentation, and finding authentic style.Clothing, Confidence, and Social Energy (00:22:51) Exploring how clothing choices affect confidence, personality, and the interplay of masculine and feminine energies.Positive and Challenging Work Experiences (00:25:18) Susie shares being dress-coded at work, reactions from colleagues, and playful moments with her presentation.Therapy Journey & Self-Acceptance (00:27:40) Susie details her therapy experience, the importance of finding the right therapist, and the challenge of self-acceptance.Cognitive Dissonance & Societal Norms (00:33:23) Jenny and Susie discuss internalized societal expectations, cognitive dissonance, and questioning ingrained beliefs.Why Now? The Timing of Self-Expression (00:34:08) Exploring why Susie’s identity emerged more fully in recent years, and the journey from sexual expression to authenticity.Support Networks & Online Communities (00:36:13) Susie talks about early online support, learning about presentation, and the evolution from secrecy to openness.Letting Go of Shame & Embracing Authenticity (00:38:37) Susie describes the emotional process of accepting herself and the desire to be seen and share her true self.Reflections on Aging & Living Authentically (00:39:29) Jenny reflects on the urgency of living authentically as time passes and the positive impact of inviting others in.Erotica, Sensuality, and Feminine Experience (00:40:55) Discussion about Jenny’s audiobooks, the erotic and sensual aspects of femininity, and how it influences relationships.Clothing, Confidence, and Community Impact (00:45:09) Susie shares how clothing choices boost confidence, online communities, and inspiring others to embrace themselves.Generational Change & Diversity (00:47:12) Jenny and Susie discuss the normalization of diversity, generational shifts, and the importance of representation.The Tardis Analogy & Embracing the Inner Self (00:48:24) Susie uses a sci-fi analogy to describe her inner world as expansive and inviting others in.Advice for Younger Self & ...
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    53 min
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