Podcasts about do i sound gay

Just the hosts this week, kicking off with our review of Do I Sound Gay, followed by a rollicking share of what won our weeks! http://www.wrotepodcast.com/just-the-2-of-us/

In deze aflevering willen Barry en Danny weten waarom ze zijn wie ze zijn; waarom zijn we eigenlijk homo en waarom willen we dat weten? Prof. dr. Henny Bos probeert antwoord te geven op onze vragen.

In deze aflevering willen Barry en Danny weten waarom ze zijn wie ze zijn; waarom zijn we eigenlijk homo en waarom willen we dat weten? Prof. dr. Henny Bos probeert antwoord te geven op onze vragen.

Говорим си за това как ние самите като ЛГБТИА+ хора изразяваме словесно своята идентичност, а с нея и наслоените у нас вредни стереотипи. Отправна точка на разговора ни е един урок по жестов език, ромски език и гей жаргон, част от програмата на Фестивала на Равнопоставеността, който Лигата на Равнопоставеността организира през август 2020. Последвайте @equalityleaguebg в Инстаграм и Фейсбук. Във връзка с рубриката ни "Около тази дата" споделяме пълнометражния документален филм "Call me Troy", както и два по-кратки видео материала за отпеачтъка на преподобния Трой Пери в куиър историята на Лос Анжелис. Тъй като в разговора споменаваме някои кофти прояви в Grindr, тук споделяме официалния YouTube канал на приложението, където пък има доста интересни истории и позитивни примери за разчупване на стереотипите. Относно речевото изразяване препоръчваме и документалния филм "Do I Sound Gay?". Споменаваме също и изложбата от 2019 "Хомосоц" на фондация GLAS, базирана на изследването на ас. Вероника Димитрова (социолог) за хомосексуалността в България по време на социализма. Споделяме също материала на HUGE, интервю в предаването Култура.БГ на БНТ, както и един епизод на ArtCast, посветен на изложбата.  

Alex Levy is ultra important to the RMP, as he is our first gay guest and member of our Fire Circle Community. His sexual orientation has given him a unique and valuable glimpse into masculine culture. Regardless of our identities, there are areas in our lives where we feel inadequate and shame for not fitting in. Alex shatters those illusions, and reminds us that every expression and iteration of Man is equally respected. We also cover common misconceptions about gay men, the importance of being rock solid in our core beliefs, and advice on creating safe environments for open expression.   Show Notes: The damaging effects of using words like “gay” in a condescending or hurtful manner Why men fear being thought of as gay, bisexual, or anything besides hetero The healing potential of men's work, especially when dealing with wounds dealt by other men Sometimes trauma's are so repressed that we don't even know they are there Straight men subconsciously believe that if they even spend time with gay men, they will be perceived as feminine, weak, or gay.  Pop culture and the media's role in how we perceive the LGBTQA community “Do I Sound Gay?” - documentary recommended by Alex How do we create an environment where gay men feel free to express and be their true selves? Alex shares his story about simultaneously dealing with health issues and diving into shadow work Common misconceptions that straight men hold towards gay men How being solid in your core beliefs will greatly relieve resistance   Connect with Alex:   Instagram @alexlevy_intuitive Website: Alexlevyonline.com for info about his intuitive readings, spiritual life coaching, and more!   Rising Man Links: The Rising Man Fire Circles - our online platform where men come together and put into practice all the greatness talked about on the podcast. You'll find accountability, support, friendship, and challenges all designed to stimulate growth and healing. If you feel called to something greater, reach out! Initiations - Compass Program - a 4 day 4 night Vision Fast in the wilderness, with preparation and incorporation calls in the months before and after.  Instagram @therisingmanpodcast Instagram @jeddyazuma Check out our newly launched YouTube Channel, where you can catch video versions of the Monday Morning Meditations! The Rising Man Facebook Group

Denne gang snakker vi med linguist, Anna K. Jørgensen om betydningen af fysiske stemmer i queer miljøet og filmen Do I Sound Gay (2014) af David Thorpe. Vi snakker også om Q - en kønsneutral voice assistent med Paulie Calderon-Cifuentes, som er en af stemmer bag Q. 

This week your cohost's Brandon and De'Lon watched the acclaimed David Thorpe documentary Do I Sound Gay? and share their own struggle with the question. ——————————————————————————————————————OGA is also a YouTube series. Check it out and please SUBSCRIBE - https://youtu.be/7Q8MRwa6K2M——————————————————————————————————————OUR GAY AGENDA is a weekly podcast hosted by De'Lon Grant and Brandon Martinez discussing life from a very gay perspective. —————————————————————————————————————— De'Lon Granthttp://www.thedelon.comhttp://www.delonphotography.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/thedelondotcom/Twitter & Instagram - @thedelondotcom Brandon Martinezhttp://www.brandonmartinezvoice.comTwitter & Instagram - @chic_chanteur EMAIL US - agendabegay@gmail.com

Hosts Mat Bradley-Tschirgi and William Thrasher discuss Superman 4: The Quest for Peace to round out their look at the Christopher Reeve Superman films. Frustrated by humanity's refusal to rid the world of atomic weapons, Superman (Christopher Reeve) decides to take care of the problem himself. A side effect of chucking nuclear missiles into the sun is the creation of Nuclear Man (Mark Pillow). Meanwhile, Clark Kent (Christopher Reeve) pursues a relationship with Lacy Warfield (Mariel Hemingway). Can our hero stop Lex Luthor (Gene Hackman) from creating an army of evil Nuclear Men? Mat enjoys David Thorpe's documentary Do I Sound Gay? but finds it too scattershot in its overall theme. He also wraps up Season 1 of Star Trek Discovery and finds its final scene to be too cute for its own good. Thrasher enjoys the brief Netflix series The Toys That Made Us on such popular action figure lines as He-Man, Barbie, and the like; turns out it's getting a second season. He also watches the legendary gorefest Bloodfeast directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis.  Listen to this episode while stealing a strand of Superman's hair for maximum enjoyment. Follow the show on Twitter @Sequelcast2 Like our Sequelcast 2 Facebook Page The theme song to the Sequelcast is written and performed by Marc with a C. Sequelcast 2 is delighted to be a member of The Batman Podcast Network. Hear more great podcasts here! If you like Thrasher on Sequelcast 2, watch his tabletop RPG video show d-infinity Live!.

Hi there everybody! I am back with a little update and talking about documentaries. I recommend The Dog and Do I Sound Gay. Write me at Nolitterbox@gmail.com

Sarah recently watched the film "Do I Sound Gay" about the history, origins, and motivations behind the way gay men (in particular) talk. Is the "gay voice" even a thing, an affectation, or something gay folks are born with? We also discuss a recent emoji study about the way emojis act as language, and why linguistic scholars are debating their role. Plus, we talk about the English language and some funky things we never noticed. Why Disney makes their villains sound gay, and a prediction Sarah's mom made about her baby. Also, Susie has a bone to pick with Sarah.

This week Richard and Stan talk about election season (surprised?), what made Richard cancel his NYTimes subscription; negligence vs. corruption; ABC and BBC; whether education makes people more liberal (where are all our educated conservatives? seriously—call/write in); Facebook trolling (the saga never ends); the “NPR black republican gay Trump high schooler”; DO I SOUND GAY? (the documentary); codeswitching, gayface, and how Richard hates fashion; how all gay slurs were slurs against women first (even f*gg*t); Kathy Baldock's book Walking the Bridgeless Canyon; how all words come from Greek (and Richard runs to get some Windex); how Stan needs someone to introduce him to Bridget Jones; and then… someone knocks on Richard's door… and we fear he may have been #Taken.

Do I sound gay? Gay and straight men alike (and those totally visible bi guys inbetween) have asked themselves this for decades. It is typically a shameful question most frequently queried inside our own heads. Filmmaker David Thorpe made a documentary, Do I Sound Gay?, to explore the stereotypically gay "accent" and the shame that surrounds it. This episode puts the 'th' in 'fabulous'—and doesn't give a rat's ass who hearsth it! David Thorpe's documentary Do I Sound Gay?, featuring Dan Savage, Don Lemon, and David Sedaris, is now streaming on Netflix. After a bad break-up, Thorpe became self-conscious (again) about his effeminate gay voice. He visits prominent gay celebrities, speech therapists, and old friends to explore why homosexuals typically talk like this and the shame that surrounds such an innate part of a human being—their voice. Also, we talk about dating difficulties and how worry is wasted on the youth. Bullying is a problem so many children face. LGBT kids then have one more reason to be concerned on the playground. We discuss our histories with bullying and homophobic slurs. We also ask, "What's up?" with the sexism amongst gay men who won't date femme dudes. I was on some podcasts again! Hear me talk about non-sex stuff! The Obsessive Viewer Podcast: Ep. 155 - 88th Academy Awards Nominee Showcase Social Villians Go watch Do I Sound Gay? on Netflix or iTunes! Website: www.DoISoundGay.com Twitter: @doisoundgay Facebook: Like it! Support sex-positive conversations on the Internet by donating to The Manwhore Podcast. Make your pledge today by visiting my Patreon page! This week's episode is sponsored by sore shoulders. When you don't have an excuse to lie down, sore shoulders give you a good one. Email your comments, questions, and boobies to manwhorepod@gmail.com. www.ManwhorePod.com

In this clip, Jackie and James continue their discussion of David Thorpe's 2015 documentary "Do I Sound Gay?" Spoiler alert: if you hate gay men, you probably hate women, too.

"I don't mind that you're gay... but do you have to be SO gay?" In this clip, Jackie and James discuss David Thorpe's documentary "Do I Sound Gay," and the internalized prejudice in how we hear gay men.

This week, Jackie and James tackle Taylor Swift's never-ending feud with Kanye West, Tim Gunn's paternal relationship with the Project Runway: Juniors contestants, and the feminism behind David Thorpe's documentary "Do I Sound Gay."

Hello!I've heard of Christmas in December and July but Christmas in February!? Episode #346 Segmented Thusly: Movie Monologue = Bill Murray Christmas, Strange Blood, Do I Sound Gay and Lawrence of Arabia. Television Talk = Childhood's End & Doctor Who Christmas Special Book Banter = Out of Phaze by Piers Anthony  Game Gabbin' = Dark Souls 2 Internet Intercourse = Best of Comedy Bang Bang (Parts 1-4), Dan Harmon's Night Court Lyrics, Nerdist Podcast with Guest Quentin Tarantino and the last regular episode of The Dead Authors Podcast.

The Brainiac v Super v Mauvis Sang on the roulette, Director Spotlight on Paul W.S. Anderson, and we chat The Raid 2, The Monty Python trilogy, Pernicious, Electric Boogaloo: The Wild & Untold Story of Canon Films, Eyes Wide Shut, Do I Sound Gay, and much more!

We discuss the documentary film "Do I Sound Gay?" with its writer and director David Thorpe, who interviewed Tim Gunn, George Takei, David Sedaris and other queer celebrities about the interplay between their sexuality and their voices. Thorpe gives us the inside story about what he discovers about himself and the world in the process. Plus, Justin gives us his take on the fall theater season and his latest California shenanigans.

Mother Superior of the show Grae Drake joins Dave and Alonso to celebrate our fifth anniversary, along with some great memories sent in by listeners. Oh, and we talk about sous-vides too. Subscribe (and review us) on iTunes, like our Facebook page, follow us on Twitter and Instagram @linoleumcast, we sang the songs into the hairbrush and gave Donny and Marie the bum's rush. Our SNOOPY COME HOME commentary track is now live; PayPal us $1.99 at linoleumpodcast [at] gmail [dot] com and include your e-mail address. The EXILE IN GUYVILLE audiobook is now available for preorder at exileinguyvillebook.tumblr.com Linoleum Knife is brought to you by Reed Martin's indie film guide THE REEL TRUTH, available in paperback from Amazon.com or as an e-book from iTunes. Dave's DVD pick of the week: DO I SOUND GAY? Alonso's DVD pick of the week: EVERLASTING LOVE

Kase, Van and Chris Wilson look at the return of 007 in Spectre, Italian crime drama Black Souls, Dylan Thomas adaptation Under Milk Wood, hip hop documentary Fresh Dressed, Iranian found footage tale Taxi Tehran, exorcism story The Vatican Tapes, Nicolas Cage's Oriental fantasy Outcast, and documentary Do I Sound Gay? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Ex-Trans" activist Mark Cummings on his fight against gender transition, and why he does not believe in gender dysphoria. Director David Thorpe, on his documentary "Do I Sound Gay?"

There are three very different jars of jelly on the shelf this week, and one man has his finger in every jar. That man's name is Judd Apatow. In addition to directing Amy Schumer in the week's big comedy, "Trainwreck," he's also the bro master behind half of Paul Rudd's movies (Rudd stars this week in "Ant-Man"); and on top of that, he's one of the earliest directors to cast Emma Stone (who, this week, is in Woody Allen's new film, "Irrational Man").   Rafer and Kristen review every jelly jar, and get help with one jar in particular, from Scott Rosenberg, the comic book enthusiast who knows all things Marvel.  They also sit down with David Thorpe, director of the new documentary, "Do I Sound Gay?" The film examines the so-called gay voice - including its theorized origins and role in personal and social identity.  All that, plus trivia!   

Cathy and Todd discuss speech patterns, specifically discussing the new documentary Do I Sound Gay? by filmmaker David Thorpe. They also discuss the phenomenon of “upspeak” and how those who use it may not be taken seriously, and why the Kardashian voice or “vocal fry” is not only challenging on the ears, but also the vocal cords.

Cathy and Todd discuss speech patterns, specifically discussing the new documentary Do I Sound Gay? by filmmaker David Thorpe. They also discuss the phenomenon of “upspeak” and how those who use it may not be taken seriously, and why the Kardashian voice or “vocal fry” is not only challenging on the ears, but also the vocal cords.

Talking about Billy Cosby's woes, Jared from Subway under FBI investigation, Kirk Cameron is not Concerned with gay marriage and Do I Sound Gay?

Jonny and Stacy discuss a variety of LGBTQ news items, including: the US victory in the Women's World Cup; David Thorpe's documentary "Do I Sound Gay?"; the possibility of a federal holiday for "National Equality Day"; checking in on the ongoing backlash against marriage equality; Catelyn Jenner's new website; and responses to some recently popular internet memes and controversies.

Jonny and Stacy discuss a variety of LGBTQ news items, including: the US victory in the Women's World Cup; David Thorpe's documentary "Do I Sound Gay?"; the possibility of a federal holiday for "National Equality Day"; checking in on the ongoing backlash against marriage equality; Catelyn Jenner's new website; and responses to some recently popular internet memes and controversies.

Talking about Billy Cosby's woes, Jared from Subway under FBI investigation, Kirk Cameron is not Concerned with gay marriage and Do I Sound Gay?

In this episode Sean, Vito & special guest Ricardo Ultreras from @PopCultBinge will discuss trailers for the following 3 films and 1 documentary: Point Break (Original or Remake), Sicario, Do I Sound Gay, Mistress America.