Gay Florida Man Podcast

Mark and Robbie talk about the 1981 film "Mommie Dearest" based on the book by Christina Crawford. Often consideres an iconic film of gay cinema it is an underrrated masterpiece!

Mark talks with Dave about their experiences working as background talent (extras) on film projects in Utah back in the late 90s and early 2000s. 

Mark talks with Emily, the wife of retired Officer Dirk about both the challenges and rewards of dealing with a spouse in the field of law enforcement. 

In this episode Mark talks with Officer Johnny about things that happened inside the prison of a supernatural nature. Was the Draper prison haunted? 

Mark and Robbie talk about the 1981 slasher My Bloody Valentine vs. the 2009 reboot My Bloody Valentine 3-D. 

Mark DeWolfe aka The Gay Florida Man is interviewed by guest host Alex about his life, his career in corrections, the obsession with horror, and his experiences with film and acting.

Mark talks with Angelito about the ever growing popularity of drag. Drag has been a staple for decades in pop culture, but in 2009 the competition reality show Rupaul's Drag Race premiered, making drag a much more popular art form. Previously known as the highlighted entertainment of gay bars, drag has become mainstream with similar shows to RuPaul's Drag Race in 15 other countries.

Mark talks with Officer Wes about the national crisis in the field of law enforcement regarding recruitment and retention. 

Mark talks with Cisco Perez about working as a corrections officer for the state of Florida, his time entertaining in a male revue and his newest venture, Butler +!

Mark and Barbie warp up their third episode talking about the roller coaster ride of dating in the gay community.

Mark talks with Officer Dirk about the role of external security at the Utah State Prison. Perimeter fences, towers, transports, an hospital duty are just a few of the responsibilities of officers assigned to external security.

Mark talks with Danny Robertshaw about the dog rescue that he and Ron Danta created, Danny and Ron's Rescue. The incredible story of the rescue was told in the 2018 documentary "Life in the Doghouse" and in thier 2022 book "Forever Home".

Mark talks with long time friend Dr. Maureen Michele about her new book Reclaining Life: A Guide for Parents of Chronically Ill Children.

Mark talks with actor Ron Sloan about his career and his role as Junior in Friday the 13th V : A New Beginning.

For years, science fiction and comic based conventions have expoloded in popularity, but it is only since the early 2000s that horror themed conventions have revealed an often overlooked audience!  

Mark and Lance talk about true independent film and what it took to create the full length feature "The China Buffet".

Mark talks with Robbie about the documentary Queens and Cowboys: A Straight Year on the Gay Rodeo and Robbie's involvement in The International Gay Rodeo Association.

Mark and Barbie continue with their experiences of dating in the gay community. From Grindr, to co-workers, to cheaters, to ugly break-ups every listener will have a story that they will be able to relate to on this episode. 

Mark and Barbie talk about their experiences in navigating dates from both the gay male and female perspective.

Mark and Robbie review the 2003 slasher film "Wrong Turn". Although it was mildly received in the box office the film is considered a cult classic spawning five sequels and a 2021 reboot.

Mark and John talk about the heros in corrections that never got the recognition that they deserve. The staff that did an exceptional job but rarely were given the credit they deserved.

Mark talks with Actor Ira Heiden about battling Freddy Krueger, working with Elvira, and his successful Hollywood career!

Mark talks with Special Effects Artist Cesar Dacol Jr. about his successful career in the entertainment industry.

Mark talks with Officer Joe about working inside the infirmary of the Utah State Prison.

In Part Three of the ABC's of STDs Mark talks with Physician Assistant Sue about Pubic Lice, Hepatitis, and Syphilis.

Mark talks with Agent Vaughn about the other half of the Utah Department of Corrections, Adult Probation and Parole. Halfway houses, field visits, levels of supervision, and everything AP & P has to deal with when supervising felons in the community.

World Famous Director/ Drag Queen/ DJ Chi Chi Larue returns to the podcast just in time for Halloween to talk about her favorite scary movies!

Mark continues his conversation with Chris about serving time in the federal prison after having completed his time in the Utah State Prison.

Mark talks with Tim Lawes about the upcoming Prop Store of London Hollywood Memorabilia Live Auction taking place Nov 3 through Nov 6, 2022.

Mark chats with actor and stuntman Brad Loree about his career and playing the infamous Michael Myers in Halloween Resurrection.

Mark and Robbie talk about the 2001 thriller "Hannibal". From production to reception they break down the sequel of "Silence of the Lambs".

Being raised Mormon in Utah is not simply being in a religion, it is a way of life. For Brittany and Sean, leaving the church meant risking family relationships and losing friendships, but it also allowed their children's social development to be free from Mormon influence.

Mark talks with a former resident of the Utah State Prison about his story of growing up in Utah, becoming involved with gangs, and getting into the legal system.

Mark talks with retired Lieutenant Melissa about the memories they shared working together in one of the most challenging units of the state prison.

Mark talks with Nick Vanello, creator of "Go Naked Magazine" about his digital publication, his Vimeo series "In Bed With Nick" and his passion for travel through "Go Naked Travels".

Mark and Sonny continue their conversation about the stories created by staff. With more drama than a daytime soap, the staff created some of the most interesting conversations around the water cooler.

Mark and Robbie do a review on the 2005 film "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". They chat about the original case that inspired the movie, the production and the production items that are a part of Mark's prop/ wardrobe collection.

Mark talks with Physician Assistant Sue about HIV and AIDS. From prevention options to handling infection, this is part one of the ABC's of STDs.

Mark talks with adult film director Chi Chi Larue about growing and becoming a legend in the community. From a humble beginning in Minnesota to becoming a brand known around the globe Chi Chi has done it all.

Mark talks with "Red Bull" about the world of animal roleplay, part of the BDSM culture.

Mark and Robbie talk about the 1990 movie Misery. As part of a series about horror classics that Mark owns a prop or wardrobe piece from, they discuss the film adaptation from the Stephen King book.

Mark talks with Vaughn about surviving different administrations and the importance of having union representation even in a right to work state.

Mark talks with Professional Wrestling connoisseur Joey about the history, the characters, the scandals, and everything in between of a billion dollar industry.

Mark talks about the events of Pride in 2014 in what started out as a night to remember with friends ended up being a horrific tragedy.

Mark has his first threesome ... don't get too excited, Robbie and Lexi help him chat about the essential films for the gay community. From Drama to Musicals they discuss the movies that impacted them the most!

Mark talks with Physician's Assistant Sue about the medical perspective of prison business. From long term care to emergency treatment, medical issues are top priority.

Mark talks with Officer Jadie about having fun in a job that typically is filled with heartache, stress, and depression.

Mark talks with Sonny about the stories working with the colorful cast of characters known as staff. Never a dull moment as they share the scoop of what happens behind the control room doors.

Mark talks with actor John Dugan about playing the character Grandpa in the 1974 film "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre".

Mark talks with retired Officer Sonny about the challenges and rewards of working with inmates that suffer from mental illness.