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Welcome to the first episode! This week, River dives in to Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill, an album he never felt he could get into for dysphoric reasons, and Gabe gets out their rage at a batting cage for the first time. Then, they’re joined by Daniel Sea for an incredible conversation about trans magic! Email us at theknewguyspodcast@gmail.com! This podcast is edited and produced by Logan Castrodale. Music by Atlas Bishop. Art by Maya Scarpa.

Welcome to the first episode! This week, River dives in to Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill, an album he never felt he could get into for dysphoric reasons, and Gabe gets out their rage at a batting cage for the first time. Then, they’re joined by Daniel Sea for an incredible conversation about trans magic! Email us at <a href="mailto:theknewguyspodcast@gmail.com" rel="nofollow">theknewguyspodcast@gmail.com</a>! This podcast is edited and produced by Logan Castrodale. Music by Atlas Bishop. Art by Maya Scarpa.

Daniel Sea, Jagged Little Pill and Batting Cages // 1

This week have a wonderful talk with Daniel Sea.Daniel Sea (he/they) is a trans non-binary actor, musician and artist. Sea has worked in film, theater and TV series. They played the first recurring transmasculine role on television, appearing from 2006-2009 as Max in Showtime’s The L Word. In 2022, he revised his role as Max for the current iteration of the L Word: Generation Q. They acted in films such as John Cameron Mitchell’s “Shortbus”, and Barbara Albert’s film “The Dead and The Living/Die Lebenden.”As a conceptual artist, Sea works with interdisciplinary memoir, engaging in processes such as research-based performance, writing, music, drawing, video and photography. Prior to their work acting in mainstream tv and film, Sea came of age as an artist as a part of the queer punk, art and activist scenes of the San Francisco Bay Area, California in the 1990’s. His work transverses from the queer vanguard to the mainstream, intervening on pop culture, infecting the mainstream with a political and magical queer and trans agenda.In collaboration Marissa Lobô, Jota Mombaça, Juliana dos Santos, and with participation from artist Ani Gonzaga, and activist Sonia Guajajara, Sea was a part of creating the theater piece “Ghost Times/Decolonizing Teatro Mundi”, at the Brüt Theater in Vienna, Austria.Sea is co-writer, producer and songwriter on“La La La Little Shows”, a decolonial children’s sci-fi series, which includes animation, music performance, narrative storytelling and interviews with artists. This show centers BIPOC and Queer characters and artists.Sea exhibited in October 2022 in the Library of the Academy of Fine Arts in a group exhibition “Archeology of Whispers”, which involved a photo installation and a solo performance based on research within the library’s archive, as well as a group performance with fellow artists.Intergenerational communication, accessing transcestor knowledge through corporeal research and memories, intervening on the academy's institutional archive, were some of the themes of Sea's work within the exhibit. Sea, along with the currently unnamed artistic collective who created “Archeology of Whispers”, created a durational performance intervention in the Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, called “The Sea Room”. The Sea Room is a phantasmagorical journey through the primeval oceans of all life into the European hell of order, extraction, and ascension. It is a response, a call, and a question.Daniel identifies as trans non-binary and uses he/they pronouns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week have a wonderful talk with Daniel Sea. Daniel Sea (he/they) is a trans non-binary actor, musician and artist. Sea has worked in film, theater and TV series. They played the first recurring transmasculine role on television, appearing from 2006-2009 as Max in Showtime’s The L Word. In 2022, he revised his role as Max for the current iteration of the L Word: Generation Q. They acted in films such as John Cameron Mitchell’s “Shortbus”, and Barbara Albert’s film “The Dead and The Living/Die Lebenden.” As a conceptual artist, Sea works with interdisciplinary memoir, engaging in processes such as research-based performance, writing, music, drawing, video and photography. Prior to their work acting in mainstream tv and film, Sea came of age as an artist as a part of the queer punk, art and activist scenes of the San Francisco Bay Area, California in the 1990’s. His work transverses from the queer vanguard to the mainstream, intervening on pop culture, infecting the mainstream with a political and magical queer and trans agenda. In collaboration Marissa Lobô, Jota Mombaça, Juliana dos Santos, and with participation from artist Ani Gonzaga, and activist Sonia Guajajara, Sea was a part of creating the theater piece “Ghost Times/Decolonizing Teatro Mundi”, at the Brüt Theater in Vienna, Austria. Sea is co-writer, producer and songwriter on“La La La Little Shows”, a decolonial children’s sci-fi series, which includes animation, music performance, narrative storytelling and interviews with artists. This show centers BIPOC and Queer characters and artists. Sea exhibited in October 2022 in the Library of the Academy of Fine Arts in a group exhibition “Archeology of Whispers”, which involved a photo installation and a solo performance based on research within the library’s archive, as well as a group performance with fellow artists. Intergenerational communication, accessing transcestor knowledge through corporeal research and memories, intervening on the academy's institutional archive, were some of the themes of Sea's work within the exhibit. Sea, along with the currently unnamed artistic collective who created “Archeology of Whispers”, created a durational performance intervention in the Paintings Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, called “The Sea Room”. The Sea Room is a phantasmagorical journey through the primeval oceans of all life into the European hell of order, extraction, and ascension. It is a response, a call, and a question. Daniel identifies as trans non-binary and uses he/they pronouns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Episode 61 with Daniel Sea

https://www.instagram.com/danielsea_/Daniel Sea (he/they) is a trans non-binary actor, musician and artist. Sea has worked in film, theater and TV series. They played the first recurring transmasculine role in mainstream television, appearing in 2006 as Max in Showtime’s The L Word. As a musician, Sea played in several San Francisco Bay Area punk bands. They are a multi-instrumentalist who plays folk, queer folk and punk music. As a DJ they have performed internationally in the US, Europe and Central and South AmericaAs an artist, Sea came up in the San Francisco queer art scene of the 1990’s, writing, playing in bands, making zines and performing.Sea has long been involved in queer protest and art movements, dreaming and working in community towards a brighter future of liberty and community care. Sea is co-writer, producer and songwriter on“La La La Little Shows”,  This show centers BIPOC and Queer characters and artists.In collaboration Marissa Lobô, Jota Mombaça, Juliana dos Santos, and with participation from artist Ani Gonzaga, and activist Sonia Guajajara, Sea was a part of creating the theater piece “Ghost Times/Decolonizing Teatro Mundi”, at the Brüt Theater in Vienna, Austria. Currently an MFA candidate at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, Austria, Sea works through interdisciplinary memoir working with processes such as performance, writing, music, drawing, video and photography.Daniel identifies as trans non-binary and uses he/they pronouns.https://www.instagram.com/danielsea_/

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/danielsea_/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/danielsea_/</a> Daniel Sea (he/they) is a trans non-binary actor, musician and artist. Sea has worked in film, theater and TV series. They played the first recurring transmasculine role in mainstream television, appearing in 2006 as Max in Showtime’s The L Word. As a musician, Sea played in several San Francisco Bay Area punk bands. They are a multi-instrumentalist who plays folk, queer folk and punk music. As a DJ they have performed internationally in the US, Europe and Central and South AmericaAs an artist, Sea came up in the San Francisco queer art scene of the 1990’s, writing, playing in bands, making zines and performing.Sea has long been involved in queer protest and art movements, dreaming and working in community towards a brighter future of liberty and community care. Sea is co-writer, producer and songwriter on“La La La Little Shows”,  This show centers BIPOC and Queer characters and artists.In collaboration Marissa Lobô, Jota Mombaça, Juliana dos Santos, and with participation from artist Ani Gonzaga, and activist Sonia Guajajara, Sea was a part of creating the theater piece “Ghost Times/Decolonizing Teatro Mundi”, at the Brüt Theater in Vienna, Austria.  Currently an MFA candidate at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, Austria, Sea works through interdisciplinary memoir working with processes such as performance, writing, music, drawing, video and photography.Daniel identifies as trans non-binary and uses he/they pronouns. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/danielsea_/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/danielsea_/</a>