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Matt Baume
The Sewers of Paris
Revealing stories about the books, movies, tv, music and more that have changed the lives of gay men. Each week, a guest plucks a piece of entertainment from their past, and answers the question: how did it change your life?
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4.8 stars from 459 ratings
Fabulously queer
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“Discover amazing and interesting queer people as Matt keeps the conversation pithy and interesting. The springboard is talking about queer media but ultimately it’s about how we as gay and bisexual men don’t learn about life through our parents, we learn through good books, shows, and podcasts. I...”Read full review »
JinTanooki via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
12/12/23
Matt's Podcast is the Best!
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“I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Matt and also having him on my podcast, The Ivory Tower Boiler Room. Matt's infectious analysis of cinema and pop culture keeps me on the edge of my seat to see who he's bringing onto The Sewers of Paris. This is a must listen for all arts and...”Read full review »
AndrewRimby via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/01/23
Great podcast, glad I came across it!
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“Over the pandemic I came across some of Matt’s YouTube videos and loved them. Seriously, I am obsessed. I recently heard about the podcast and decided to check it out and so far it doesn’t disappoint. I love how Matt draws his subjects out. I also love seeing deeper dives into queer lives, this...”Read full review »
nimbusthegreat via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/21/21
Recent Episodes
My guest today is Chad Anderson, host of the Graymalkin Lane podcast. Chad grew up in a home that was not exactly a happy place to be, for a variety of reasons — among them, the rule that everything always had to look as though everything was fine. His one escape: Comic books, and despite being...
Published 11/14/24
Published 11/14/24
My guest this week got his start performing in high school, when he worked as a carnival barker. Bruce Costella drew inspiration from his environment, which consisted largely of theme parks thanks to a move to Florida initiated by his lesbian grandmothers. Now, he uses that EPCOT-based background...
Published 11/07/24
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