This episode explores Two-Spirit identity as both spiritual and gendered, and how Indigenous frameworks can expand what many people think they know about gender, community, and sacredness. In a discussion with co-hots Melodie KG and Mattie Bynum, Soul connects personal deconstruction from Christianity with a broader decolonizing shift—moving from “invisibility as safety” to visibility that demands new courage and new boundaries. They name how oppression tactics in today’s political climate aren’t new from an Indigenous perspective, and argue that liberation requires listening to Indigenous leadership and supporting sovereignty. Soul also speaks candidly about losing “allies” over political differences, and why long-term ethics matter more than performative belonging. Throughout, Melodie and Mattie hold space for complexity while affirming that pride is more than a parade—it’s daily power.