Passion, passion, passion. I just want to find my passion. Yup! Don’t we all. But for gay men, this desire is a consistent rumbling that often leaves us high and dry with no passion to make us fill fulfilled. Well, today we’re going to debunk the pursuit of passion and ask you to instead get …
276: Matt Boyles – Fitter Confident YOUNIVERSE for Gay Men
We want that gym body, but as gay men, it can be intimidating to get to the gym or just a frickin drag. Yet, if we gave ourselves some love and confidence and got to the heart and soul of that dread, we can move mountains and have a loving relationship with fitness, health, and …
275: Jeza Belle – Yes You Can Be Christian and a Drag Queen
Today we are going to church to talk about being Christian, Gay, and a Drag Queen. And who better to discuss this topic then Jeza Belle, author of Jeza’s Jesus Juice: A Drag Queens Christian Devotional. She proves you can be Christian, gay, and a Drag Queen. Hallelujah! About Jeza Jeza Belle is a Drag …
274: Kevin Spirtas – Navigating Fame, Love, Loss, and Hollywood
He may be an actor, broadway star, and producer, but that doesn’t mean he is immune from the every day challenges of love, fame, and loss. In this candid interview, Kevin Spirtas shares insights of being a gay man in limelight and how he learned to unhide himself. About Kevin KEVIN SPIRTAS has become one …
273: Steve Milliken – A Late Bloomer, Baby Bloomers Guide to Being Gay
Can we just talk about gay generation gaps? Why is it that the Millenials and Gen Z’s have no time for the generations that paved the way for them to be so out and proud? Well rather than pointing fingers and being bitchy, let’s enjoy stories and insights from a Late Bloomer, Baby Boomer, Author …
272: Allen Scott – From Pornography Addiction to Redemption
We all make mistakes. For some of us those mistakes are harder than others to live with, especially when that mistake will follow us for life. From his own sexual abuse at a young age, to his porn addiction, to being arrested and having to now carry the weight of being a registered offender, Allen …
271: Adam Lippin – Tap into being heard with HearMe.app As A Gay Man
Feeling a heard is one of the most critical mental health pills we can pop as humans. Yet, a growing number of people in society have no one to listen to them – especially gay men. Helping fill the void of loneliness and not being heard, Adam Lippin, founder of HearMe.app provides a solution for …
270: Gregory Allen – 40 + and thriving beyond the monsters in his life!
He’s 40+. He’s thriving. He’s still tackling the monsters under his own bed. But, he’s thrilled to be the gay man, artist, and creative he is, because he loves and accepts himself exactly for who he is. Gregory G. Allen, ward-winning author, screenwriter, filmmaker and actor candidly shares what he’s learned about being a gay …
Rick Clemons – Gay and Gray – The Party is Not Over!
It’s happening and you can’t avoid it. You’re going to age, and go gray, even as a gay man. Ok some of you may not go gray but we are all headed down the pathway of aging as gay man, but that doesn’t have to be a death sentence. Here’s my take on how to …
268: Justin Reinert – Creating a Sense Of Belonging For You and Your Community
Feeling a sense of belonging as gay men is one of the things we struggle with the most. Using his book – Creating Belonging: A Practical Guide to Accelerate Belonging in Organizations and Communities – Justin Reinert shares how we as gay men can create a better sense of belonging for ourselves and others. About …