Let's Talk About Gay Stuff

Thomas, Chris, and Dusty are back after summer vacay! This week the guys talk about the take over of pop music by Chappell Roan and the 30 year anniversary of the iconic show "My So Called Life."

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty celebrate five years of the podcast by interviewing with Author and Historian JD Doyle.

Thomas, Chris, & Dusty talk about the victims of Andrew Cunanan and the novel Tales of the City by Armistead Maupin.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss Pope Francis admitting to 'grave errors' and the rise of Billie Eilish.

This week Thomas, Chris, & Dusty kiki about gay stuff and the icon that is Barbie and the book No One Can Know by Kate Alice Marshall.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss writer, poet, and activist Alice Walker and dive into the career and controversy of Megan Thee Stallion.

This week Thomas, Dusty, and Chris talk about the Lopton adoption and the novel Daubed in Darkness

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the musical talents of Troy Sivan and Kate Brown's historic election victory as the Governor of Oregon.

This week Thomas, Dusty and Chris discuss the book Out of Touch by Michael Sarias and revist the topic LGBTQ+ History month.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the artistry of Ethel Caine and craft of Tyler Perry.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss Hari Nef's rising star and the career of the legendary Debra Messing.

This week Thomas, Dusty, & Chris talk about the release of Madonna's debut album 'Madonna' and the book "Sapphire Spring" by C. Travis Rice.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty reflect on the four year anniversary of the podcast and discuss the mystique of Harry Styles and recall the Supreme Court Case Boutilier v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, which ruled to deport Clive Boutilier because he was a homosexual.

This week the guys talk about the trials of Caityln Jenner being gay and trans, and the romantic escapades in the Book Sapphire Sunsets by Christopher Rice.

This week the boys have a crossover episode! They discuss the Jeffery Dahmer case and the Netflix series Monster: The Jeffery Dahmer Story.

This week the Thomas, Chris & Dusty dive into the careers of LGBTQ+ ally Pedro Pascal and bisexual actress Sandy Dennis.

This week Thomas, Dusty, and Chris the book 'Lie with Me' by Phillippe Besson and the historic election victory of Sherry Harris.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the 50th anniversary of Roe v Wade and the deadpan style of Aubrey Plaza.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss Dr. Deborah Johnson and Zandra Rolón Amato fighting for LGBTQ+ equality after they are refused service at the Papa Choux restaurant and review the erotic novel Hound of Baskervilles by Adam McOmber.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty talk about the iconic drag queen Shangela and discuss trailblazing politician Allan Spear.

Thomas, Chris, and Dusty talk about Intersex Awareness day and the Sexual Awareness of Velma from the Scooby Doo Franchise.

This week Thomas, Chris, & Dusty discuss the follow-up to "What If It's Us" with "Here's to Us" by Adam Silvera and Becky Albertalli and dive into the history of poppers.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss Actress Jameela Jamil and media personality Michelle Visage

This Week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the book What if its Us, and Lotus Development Corporation giving same sex benefits to domestic partners.

Thomas and Chris invite Spencer from our Spoopy Podcast for a Crossover Episode exporing the mysteries of Amelia Earheart and the Murderous Doodler.

This week Thomas, Chris and Dusty discuss Charlie Carver and the cartoon 'My Life as a Teenage Robot.'

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty kiki and discuss 'The House of Impossible Beauties by Joseph Cassara' and the founding of LPAC in 2012.

This week Thomas, Chris and Dusty talk about the legendary Big Freedia and Iceland's historic celebration of Gay Rights

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the YA book 'Birthday' by Meredith Russo and the gay-ish life of Alexander the Great.

This Week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the career of Susan Lucci who played Erica Kane on All My Children and the Anime Series The Legend of Korra.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the book This Is How It Always Is by Laurie Frankel and then Vice President Joe Biden declaring his support for Same Sex Marriage in 2015.

This week Thomas, Dusty, and Chris talk about Comedian Fortune Feimester and the beautiful life and tragedy of Lady Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales.

Thomas, Dusty, and Chris discuss the Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller and drop a bomb about Ted Kaczynski.

Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss "The Homosexuals" documentary and the give & take relationship the LGBTQ+ community has with controversial entertainer Azealia Banks.

Thomas, Chris, and Dusty review the book Two Boys Kissing by David Levithan and discuss the disgraced life of Roy Cohn

Thomas, Chris and Dusty discuss silent film era icon Ramon Novarro and musical superstar Kesha.

Thomas, Chris, and Dusty talk about the modern history of gay dating from cruising to AIM to Craigslist and Grindr, and so much more.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty welcome in the New Year with a kiki that spans all sorts of gay stuff and dive into some LGBTQ+ history with a discussion on Lil Nas X and the UK lifting its ban on gays serving in the military.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Spencer Kiki about gay stuff and talk with Jack Berger about the History and Future of LGBTQ+ magazines

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the novel A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara and talk about Utah Teacher and Volleyball Coach Wendy Chandler (née Weaver).

This week the Let's Talk About Gay Stuff and Our Spoopy Podcast do a mash-up, cross-collaboration episode. They talk gay stuff and murders! They dive into the murders of John Lloyd Griffin and Tommy Lee Trimble, two men who were murdered for being gay, and the infamous murder of Maurizio Gucci, which inspired the Lady Gaga movie, House of Gucci.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the life and achievements of the Queen of Drag Rupaul Charles and talk about the animated streaming television series She-Ra and the Princesses of Power a reboot of the 1985 classic

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty discuss the iconic Whitney Houston Ballad I Will Always Love You, and talk about the book The Stonewall Reader.

This week the boys flashback to their fabulous interview with the founder of LGBTQ+ history month Rodney Wilson.

This week Thomas, Chris, and Dusty catch up after a long hiatus! The guys talk about Spirit Day and Chris' Coming Out Story!

This week the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) used the term AIDS for the first time, over one year after the CDC reported the first cases of AIDS. In this episode, the guys discuss the AIDS crisis and how it ravaged the gay community in the 1980s.

This week the guys remember Trailblazer Edith Windsor, the plaintiff in the landmark Supreme Court case United States v. Windsor, which paved the way for marriage equality in the United States.

The guys remember the tragic events of September 11th and recall the LGBTQ+ heroes of that fateful day.

This week the guys flashback to the episode where they talk about Dr. Evelyn Hooker – the ally who advocated for homosexuality to no longer be considered or studied as a mental disorder.

This week the guys flashback to the episode where they talk about LGBTQ+ icon and pioneer to today's LGBTQ+ right movement Marsha P. Johnson.

This week the guys flashback to when they talked about Jose Sarria aka Empress Jose I – the Widow Norton, the first Empress of San Francisco, who paved the way as an LGBTQ+ activist dating back to the 1950s and was the first known openly LGBTQ+ person to run for public office