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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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 17 days 23 hours 37 minutes
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episode 198: The Go-Out Girls (Ep. 198 - Alaska Thunderf*ck)
The Rocky Horror Picture Show & Drag Race
episode 197: There's no Comedy Without Conflict (Ep. 197 - Improv)
Golden Girls, Designing Women, improv comedy
episode 196: My First Job with RuPaul (Ep. 196 - Jamal Terry-Sims)
The Wiz, Soul Train, Michael Jackson, and Paris is Burning
episode 194: Come to the Party, it's Weird (Ep. 194 - Cheryl)
Le Tigre, Cheryl, and the sounds of the 70s
episode 193: In my Own Way I'm a Doomsday Prepper (Ep. 193 - I Love Lucy)
Dick Van Dyke, Buffy, and doomsday preppers
episode 192: I'm Here, I'm Queer, I'm Tired, It's Your Turn (Ep. 192 - Secretary)
Secretary, pop punk, and Grindr
episode 190: I Don't Want to Go Quietly - (Ep. 190 - Metallica)
The Doors, Metallica, and Iron Maiden
episode 189: A Party to Call Home (Ep. 189 - Pink Party Prime)
Hello friends! This weekend is the 10-year anniversary of the Pink Party, a queer geek gathering in Seattle. In honor of that milestone, I'm digging into the Sewers of Paris archive this week to bring you an interview with its founder, Charlie Logan, originally posted in 2015. Charlie's story is full of twists and turns, from terrible danger to finding his place at Pride to living in the woods with gold prospectors to befriending his childhood heroes. Charlie's story is nothing short of amazing...