Like having a conversation with myself.
This reminds me of how complicated and clandestine of a landscape I had to travel as a young gay man, and how important those small lights on the horizon were. Explores an important part of what it means to be a person, and presents a more complicated picture of being gay that doesn't center iteself around normalcy and masculine dynamics that seem so prominant in our current culture as gay men. I hope he continues to find more diverse people to interview. My importnat culture: My So-Called Life, The Edge of Seventeen, Party Girl, Nine Inch Nails.Read full review »
special agent desmond via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/31/15
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I've been expanding my podcast subscriptions and this podcast is far and away the best. I love hearing the passions of other gays, both those who love the same things I do (Ben Bruckner IS my boyfriend prototype and Soap is PERFECT) and those who love things that are new to me. If you like...Read full review »
Kuhnsy via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/31/15
My gay roommates and I in college used to always tell each other small moments when we knew we were gay/different/liked boys and hearing those stories never gets old to me. I love hearing the stories because it reminds me sometimes of forgotten/repressed memories from a time that was all parts...Read full review »
Andrenalin felin via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/05/15
Fun, enjoyable, relatable, love each new episode of this podcast.
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