Eps 2: Robbylee batson Thomas buker and Tyler talsma from prineville Oregon Tyler is trans male to female we are all 22 and Robby has dyspraxic and Thomas is a crack baby and chubby and he always drives the other two around
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The podcast features a conversation between three individuals from Prineville, Oregon: Robbylee Batson, Thomas Buker, and Tyler Talsma. All three participants are 22 years old. Tyler shares with the listeners that they are a transgender individual, transitioning from male to female. Robbylee opens up about having dyspraxia, a condition affecting motor skills, while Thomas mentions being born addicted to crack and having a heavier build. Thomas also mentions that he often drives the other two individuals around.
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Host
Soham Webb
Podcast Content
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Host: Welcome back to another episode of "Prineville Chronicles," where we delve into the stories of remarkable individuals who call Prineville, Oregon their home. Today, we have an extraordinary trio joining us: Robbylee Batson, Thomas Buker, and Tyler Talsma. These three individuals in their early twenties have a unique bond that goes beyond their shared age. Robbylee deals with dyspraxia, Thomas has overcome the challenges of being a "crack baby," and Tyler is a trans male-to-female individual. Let's get to know their inspiring stories!
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Host: Robbylee, could you start by telling us a bit about dyspraxia and how it has impacted your life?
Robby: Absolutely. Dyspraxia is a neurological disorder that affects my motor skills and coordination. While it poses certain challenges, it has also shaped me into a more determined and resilient person. For instance, simple tasks like tying shoelaces or buttoning a shirt may be difficult for me, but I've learned to adapt and find alternative methods. Dyspraxia has taught me that success isn't always determined by our abilities, but rather by our attitude towards overcoming obstacles.
Host: That's truly inspiring, Robbylee. Thomas, can you share with us your journey as a "crack baby" and how it has influenced your life?
Thomas: Of course. Being labeled a "crack baby" due to my birth mother's substance abuse was not easy. Growing up, I faced numerous challenges, both internally and externally. However, I refused to let those circumstances define me. I've been fortunate to have found a supportive network in Prineville that helped me break free from the stigma and create a positive future. My experiences have instilled in me compassion towards others and a desire to make a difference in the lives of those going through similar situations.
Host: Thank you for sharing, Thomas. Now let's turn to Tyler. Tyler, as a trans male-to-female individual, your journey must have been incredibly transformative. Could you tell us how you discovered your true identity and what Prineville means to you?
Tyler: Absolutely. Discovering my true identity and finding the courage to embrace it has been a rollercoaster of emotions. In Prineville, I have found immense support and acceptance that I'm truly grateful for. The journey to becoming my authentic self has strengthened my resilience and taught me the importance of self-love. Prineville has provided a safe space where I can be my true self, and I hope to inspire others to embrace their identities fearlessly.
Host: Thank you for sharing, Tyler. Now, speaking of your unique bond, it's evident that you all share a deep connection. Robbylee, could you shed some light on what makes your friendship so special?
Robby: What binds us together is not just our shared age but also our collective determination to support and uplift one another. Despite our individual challenges, we've created a supportive environment where we can lean on each other. Whether it's me navigating daily tasks, Thomas facing the aftermath of his past, or Tyler finding her true self, we always have each other's back. Our friendship is rooted in empathy, understanding, and the celebration of our unique strengths.
Host: That is truly beautiful, Robbylee. Thomas, as the one who often drives the group, how has this friendship impacted your life?
Thomas: Being the one behind the wheel, both metaphorically and literally, has given me a sense of purpose. My friends' triumphs have become my source of inspiration, and their struggles have fueled my drive to be there for them. This friendship has taught me the true meaning of resilience, perseverance, and the transformative power of unity. Together, we've learned to navigate life's challenges, and this bond has made us all stronger individuals.
Host: That's incredible, Thomas. Before we conclude this episode, Tyler, could you share your hopes for the future, both personally and as a group?
Tyler: Personally, my goal is to continue my personal growth and inspire others to embrace their true identities. As a group, we want to create awareness about our respective journeys and break down barriers of misunderstanding and prejudice. We wish to be advocates for inclusivity and show the world that diversity should be celebrated. Ultimately, we hope to inspire others to create their own supportive networks and foster acceptance within their communities.
Host: Thank you all for sharing your remarkable stories and the powerful bond you've formed here in Prineville. Your resilience, strength, and friendship serve as a guiding light for us all. On behalf of "Prineville Chronicles," we wish you continued success, growth, and happiness on your individual journeys.
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Host: And that concludes today's episode. Join us next time as we continue exploring the captivating tales that make up the fabric of Prineville, Oregon. Until then, keep embracing diversity and spreading kindness. Goodbye!
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