R. Nick Gorton's guest appearances

R. Nick Gorton

LGBTQ Sports Podcast

Manny Pacquiao

Jeff Goldblum

Tucker Carlson

Brynn Tannehill

Rob Kearney

Colton Underwood

Steve Kerr

Donald Sterling

Tom Daley

Chris Johnson

Bruce Jenner

Andrew Maraniss

Christian Yelich

Clayton Sandell

Adam Sokol

OwlTail

"There's been no openly transgender women at the top level, until now, I think the threat to women's sports in general is probably overstated," The IOC's medical and scientific director said those words this week as LGBTQ history continues to unfold at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. The IOC is set to revamp its policies on transgender participation after these Games end. What could it look like? What effect could it have? What should be considered in these changes?Dr. R. Nick Gorton is trans, a physician, and has been a consultant on trans health and sports since 2005. He was a consultant to the NCAA when they built their policy in 2011. Karleigh Webb goes one-on-one for an interview that looks into where the issue has been, where it could go, and what is the next direction in the continuing wave of anti-trans legislation in the United States.Also on this week's podcastTeam LGBTQ mines more Gold in TokyoA look back at an historic day for transgender athletesAnd a Karleigh Commentary on the Castor Semenya Rule, and why it has to goThe Trans Sporter Room. Powered by Outsports: Your Olympic Rainbow ConnectionLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"There's been no openly transgender women at the top level, until now, I think the threat to women's sports in general is probably overstated,"  The IOC's medical and scientific director said those words this week as LGBTQ history continues to unfold at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. The IOC is set to revamp its policies on transgender participation after these Games end. What could it look like? What effect could it have? What should be considered in these changes? Dr. R. Nick Gorton is trans, a physician, and has been a consultant on trans health and sports since 2005. He was a consultant to the NCAA when they built their policy in 2011. Karleigh Webb goes one-on-one for an interview that looks into where the issue has been, where it could go, and what is the next direction in the continuing wave of anti-trans legislation in the United States. Also on this week's podcast Team LGBTQ mines more Gold in Tokyo A look back at an historic day for transgender athletes And a Karleigh Commentary on the Castor Semenya Rule, and why it has to go The Trans Sporter Room. Powered by Outsports: Your Olympic Rainbow Connection Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

The Trans Sporter Room Ep95 -- R. Nick Gorton MD Has Some Prescriptions For The IOC