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The One That Got A Gay
The One That Got A Gay
Have you ever found yourself in hot water ‘playing it straight’? Ever fallen in love with a gay person without realising it? Hear the other side of the story on The One That A Got A Gay as we explore the lives of gay, lesbian and other LGBTQ+ people who spent years ‘playing straight’ only to turn their lives upside down by coming out later in life. Statistics show the average age at which people come out is now 17. TOTGAG explores why there are so many people of that generation still coming out well in to their 20s, 30s and sometimes even later and how having to play straight has influenced...
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4.9 stars from 178 ratings
What a start 🌈
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“I’m so happy having found your podcast 🎯 i love your voices, the pace and the content of the episodes. Long life to your endeavour with this podcast 🏳️🌈👌🏻👌🏻💕”
Steevoniro via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
12/26/21
Inviting In
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“Our individual process of coming out, or inviting others in, is the tie that binds us together as a community. The process starts with a reveal and admission to ourselves before inviting others in to experience our true self. While I don’t know everyone who recorded a story, they all include...”Read full review »
Mikey Tee 18 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/21/21
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“Much appreciated for the show to provide balance to coming out late. Earlier shows suggested that coming out in their 20s is “late”. Good to see the show evolve!”
seawall_1030 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
12/19/21
Recent Episodes
Fix up, look sharp listeners, we have (extended) royalty in the house! 👑 This week we are joined by the charming and wonderfully candid Lord Ivar Mountbatten, first cousin once removed to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and third cousin one removed to Her Majesty The Queen. 💂🏻♂️
As the only...
Published 12/13/21
Published 12/13/21
Another week, another perspective. This episode we are joined by pâtissier extraordinaire Phil Khoury, Pastry Chef at Harrods.
Phil grew up in Sydney, Australia as one of four kids born to Lebanese-Australian parents. He talks us through the tough task of telling (or not telling...) his Arab...
Published 12/05/21
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