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Advocate and therapist Valerie Spencer and trans teenager Lily Rubenstein don't let a few decades get in the way of understanding. As they travel throughout LA, visiting points of references from Spencer's personal herstory, the two are brought closer than they could ever imagine.

Sometimes a person just needs a place to pee. No one knows that better than entertainer-activists Rocco Kayiatos and Mariana Mar. The duo reclaim public restrooms as gender neutral while cracking wise (and wisely) about the issues surrounding today's controversial bathroom politics.

You wouldn't judge a book by its cover, yet the faux pas of public misgendering is far too common. Transparent alumni Mel Shimkovitz and Petey Gibson banter unabashedly on the importance of more inclusive, gender neutral language at popular destinations on LA's east side.

For years, transgender women lived in fear of hanging out together, lest they become targets of violence. Here, artist/actor/decorator Van Barnes, comedic iconoclast Miss Barbie-Q and artist/filmmaker Zackary Drucker proudly and bravely bond in public, offering a glimpse of rarely seen transfeminine sisterhood.

CRAVE: an Original Series by Aneesh Sheth tells the story of Maggie, an actress trying to make her mark in the business and her secret, being transgender, is her greatest asset or her biggest liability on any given day. She's lucky to have the support and love of her two best friends, Bobbi, a gay man stuck in an abusive relationship and Karen, a military wife stuck in a loveless marriage when her husband Mark returns from a deployment in Afghanistan. And just when things couldn't get any harder, Maggie's estranged sister shows up, pregnant, seeking support from Maggie, the sibling she abandoned years ago.

In the pilot episode of Aneesh Sheth's original series, CRAVE, we meet Maggie, a trans actress trying to break into show business; Bobbi, a gay man stuck in an abusive relationship and a miserable job; and Karen, a military housewife who finds her marriage no longer resembles the one she thought she had when her husband returns from a year in Afghanistan. The episode ends with a surprise visit that is going to turn Maggie's comfortable, boring life upside down.