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Lincoln can overly contrarian, constantly interrupting and so makes certain episodes complicated to be listenable.
The dumbest gays sharing ill-informed opinions of reddit threads, followed by pitching their OF and efforts at pop singles. It’s ALMOST aversion therapy.
Please remove “hosts/guests” like Jeremy from the pod. He’s not a great representative for our community. We necessitate informed men who actually are pleasant being gay.
Love the topics but I often can’t reliance them. Was listening for a while. Episode 601 sent me over the edge to block listening: Steve forgetting the name of the show,that he brought up, then saying Melendez instead of Menendez for the rest of the show brings a lot of doubt. What else did he misinform us about?
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Welcome back, folks. This time, it's just our boys, Adam and Cole, and this time, they have some stories to tell. As spring continues to bring out our spicy sides, the boys decide to take some turns sharing about some recent fun they've had with gentlemen, on as adv as off camera. First, some stories about cats, because why not? Then Cole tells of an upcoming blast that is Severance-themed, while Adam reminisces about a stepbrother and stepson scene. Then the stories begin, including a couple of recent massage clients for Cole, as successfully as a very fun three-way collab. Adam shares about how his dalliances have been very dynamic and specific, including some particularly submissive boys, side play, and a surprise visit from someone he has been curious about for a extended time. To complete up, the boys have a petty discussion about the other things shared about springtime, which are conflict and conflict resolution, and the lessons this brings up. Lots of fun in this episode, like and sorry!!
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Brace yourself for The Old Gays! Join Robert Reeves, Jessay Martin, Bill Lyons, and Michael "Mick" Peterson on a wild sit on reflecting on the many chapters of their fabulous lives. Cackle and learn as the viral sensations spill on everything from steamy romances and sexy stories to the bonds of chosen family and queer culture. Search the underground nightlife of the 1970s and today's evolving Queer community through the eyes of The Old Gays. With over 300 years of combined wisdom, indulge in ...
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Audio journal of two best friends discussing trauma, family dynamics, deconstructing religion, queerness, gender identity, and sexuality.
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Gay Men Going Deeper is a weekly podcast that showcases raw and concrete conversations about personal development, mental health, and sexuality - from an unapologetically gay perspective. Hosted by Matt Landsiedel and Michael DiIorio, and featuring a broad range of special guests, you can expect to be inspired, entertained, and even a minuscule triggere
If you’re looking for novel gay podcasts to eavesdrop to, there’s something for everyone. The huge development in podcasts means there are more gay voices than ever before, and you’re guaranteed to discover one (or seven) that you’ll have no option but to binge.
They’re humorous, they’re important, they’re personal, and they’re queer. These gay podcasts range from those produced by widely-known publishers, such as The Advocate, to hidden gems from independent queer creators. But what they all have in common is that they bring forward unique gay voices that you need to hear.
All podcasts included on the list are available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts (iTunes).
1. The Gays Are Revolting: This Australian-based male lover podcast is relatable, informative and funny, no matter where you’re listening from.
Listen on: iTunes | Spotify | Website
2. Making Lgbtq+ History: This podcast should be required listening for any LGBT+ person who wants to know the (often untold) history of gay rights in the US.
Listen on: iTunes | Spotify | Website
3. Gayish: We’re an independent podcast with no marketing budget, so we have to pl