Podcasts about masc4masc

In this episode, queer astrologer Colin Bedell and I problematize outdated gay stereotypes, such as masc4masc and Grindr Tribes through a critical lens, tieing this to the subject of homonormativity. We talk about the origins of homonormativity in heterosexual patriarchal systems, how queer men can work towards dismantling patriarchy, and the importance of healing our relationships with straight men. We also discuss ways of overcoming judgment within the LGBTQIA+ community, whether Grindr tribes help or limit our sexual experiences, and Colin also shares astrological updates related to these topics. Can't Host is a gay men's sex and relationships podcast aiming to challenge toxic gay stereotypes, and explore the complex dynamics of gay relationships, with the aim of creating opportunities for healing and growth. We'll discuss whether size matters, question the top/bottom binary, talk about healing sexual trauma, how to overcome dick- and body-shame, falling out of love with someone, homonormativity, and more. If you're a gay guy who's frustrated with the rigid rules of the gay community, seeking more joy and authenticity in your sex life and relationships, you're in the right place! About Me I'm George Lizos, spiritual teacher, psychic healer, and #1 bestselling author. Growing up in a small Christian community, I was judged and rejected for being gay and different. After a futile two-year attempt to change who I was born to be, I called myself a human abomination and almost took my own life. Fortunately, in my darkest moment, I saw the light and ventured on a healing journey of love, forgiveness, and spiritual awakening. Yet, my gay dating life since hasn't always been all roses and rainbows, and my past dramas and traumas have definitely kept things spicy. Fast forward past many awkward dates and disappointing sex, I Created Can't Host to challenge toxic gay stereotypes, explore the complex dynamics of gay sex and relationships, and create opportunities for healing and growth. https://georgelizos.com/ About Colin Colin Bedell is a queer Gemini Twin from Long Island, New York. He's a passionate student of secular personal-growth systems, and the universal spiritual themes explored in A Course in Miracles. Well & Good Magazine listed Colin as one of the most influential people in the wellness industry and as a 2020 Innovator. Complementing his work with QueerCosmos, Colin's the weekly horoscope writer for Cosmopolitan.com. He's the #1 bestselling author of A Little Bit of Astrology, Queer Cosmos: The Astrology of Queer Identities & Relationships, and Gemini. Most recently, he was on 'Written in the Stars,' an astrology-based dating show premiering on Discovery Plus in November 2022. Colin's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/queercosmos/ Colin's website: https://www.queercosmos.com/ Queer Cosmos book: https://www.amazon.com/Queer-Cosmos-Astrology-Identities-Relationships/dp/1627782931/ A Little Bit of Astrology book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1454932236/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1 Gemini book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1454938935/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i2 Resources Mentioned Homonormativity definition: https://everydayfeminism.com/2015/01/homonormativity-101/ Connect With Me Instagram: https://instagram.com/georgelizos/ Website: https://georgelizos.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamgeorgelizos Facebook Group: http://www.yourspiritualtoolkit.com/ My Books Be The Guru: https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1TtCj Lightworkers Gotta Work: https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1TmKf Protect Your Light: https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1TmJd

MATURE CONTENT WARNING.Masc4Masc. Str8acting seeks same. No fems. Not into camp. Discreet for discreet only. Str8tripper here. As queers, we did not have to go far to be shamed for not conforming to what society viewed as traditionally "masculine". Some of us were shamed by our families and relatives growing up, and were unable to escape it even when we left home because even our communities made sure we were reminded that there was something wrong with us. We feared rejection, ridicule, and judgement just for being ourselves, even before we even knew who we really were. It's very little wonder that when 5 queers from 4 different podcasts came together to talk about Femme-Shaming, there were more than a few shared experiences. Sinubok naming himayin ang shaming culture na ito that's prevalent in Pinoy society and within the queer community - from growing up struggling with one's identity to dealing with this as adults using hook-up apps. (Shempre, paminsan-minsan, kung saan-saan naligaw ang usapan!) Samahan nyo kami nila Makoy from GAMChat, Kenny from The Broke Gamer, at sina Love and Hub ng The Rainbow Pill podcasts! Medyo challenging pala mag-host ng papiging kapag sanay lumamon ng mic ang mga guests! Pasok lahat sa top 5, Bes!Music: Epidemic SoundFind more fun podcasts like ours at Bunk Collective!Language: (English, Tagalog):::::::::::::::::::::::::If you enjoyed this project, please head on over to our website for more resources: www.balutkiki.com.The Balut Kiki Project is an international award-winning podcast being the lone Philippine winner at the Asia Podcast Festival Awards held in Singapore last December, 2021.Please leave us a rating and a review. This helps us appear on searches much quicker and allows people to discover our podcast easier so we are able reach and empower more. Better yet, please tell a friend about us, especially if that friend needs to relate to somebody going through a tough time. Let them know they're not alone.Send us an email (balutkiki@gmail.com) if you have any questions, want a shoutout, or have suggestions on how we can improve on the podcast. We love hearing from all of you - keep them coming!If you want to support our show, please click on the BuyMeACoffee link below, and see how you can support us!Thanks for listening and there's much more to listen to! Binge away!(If you are a Filipino living in the Philippines and you, or somebody you know, are undergoing depression or having suicidal thoughts, try talking to somebody you trust or please go to the link:    https://doh.gov.ph/NCMH-Crisis-Hotline . It's okay to ask for help. )Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/balutkiki)

Vi støver luppen af og går i detektiv-mode for at undersøge begrebet masc4masc, der i alle vores bøsseår har floreret på diverse datingapps og hjemmesider. Er det okay at proklamere så eksplicit, hvad man tænder på eller er det udskammende og ekskluderende adfærd, der ikke hører 2021 til? Og hvad med alderspræferencer og penisstørrelse-ønsker? Derudover snakker vi om to nye udtryk, vi for nyligt er faldet over: beta-mænd og soy boys. Til fælles har de at det er lidet flatterende sprogbrug om en mandetype, vi nok begge har tendens til at falde ind under. Det fører til en generel diskussion om hvor vrede mange mennesker, bliver på at skulle spise mindre kød og hvordan veganisme etc. bliver linket sammen med det at være en svag mand! wft? Til sidst vender vi popprinsen Shawn Mendes, der netop har slået op med sin kæreste, Camilla. Bruddet har endnu engang sat internettet i brand med spekulationer om hans seksualitet. Stakkels Shawn eller hvad? KØB BILLETTER TIL LIVE SHOW 29. NOVEMBER I AARHUS HER: https://billetto.dk/en/e/evig-etapes-store-juleshow-tickets-582723 STØT PODCASTEN OG GIV DIG SELV EN JULEGAVE MED EN EKSKLUSIV RABAT PÅ DEN DANSK UDVIKLEDE MEDITATIONS- OG SELVUDVIKLINGS-APP HELLOMIND: https://www.hellomind.com/dk/abonner1/?via=vildmedsvans

This week, Rio and Matt are joined by writer, Paul Dalla Rosa (https://twitter.com/pauldallarosa) to talk about Yukio Mishima's coming of age novel, Confessions of a Mask, and Paul Schrader's magisterial cinematic adaptation of Mishima's life and work, Mishima: a Life in Four Chapters. Discussion ranges over masculinity, misogyny, homosexuality, autobiographical fiction vs autofiction, and more.Subscribe to Paul's fantastic writer interview series on Substack here: https://pauldallarosa.substack.com/

It's Pride month and the weather is stunning and corporations are jumping on the performative allyship bandwagon once again and saying they love the gays and are calling us queens which leads the lads to deliver a v important PSA; stop calling gay people 'queen' immediately.The lads also talk about their tv debut and Kevin discloses his iconic skincare hack for a glowing complexion and then the pair turn their attention to the theme for this week which is toxic masculinity. From lads shadowboxing in the gym in between sets to not being able to open up about how they're feeling, PJ and Kevin discuss just how chaotic (and damaging) this behaviour can be. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

ON OUR LAST EPISODE of 2020, we discuss the title topics as well as The Hanky Code, if you're a friend of Dorothy, and what is something we all enjoy that society wouldn't expect us enjoy. This has been amazing to do these past 21 episodes, and there will be more next year. If you have an idea you'd want to hear about, or be part of let us know! @boyswillbehuman For more info on the Folsom Street Fair: https://www.folsomstreetevents.org/ Mark Sipka's Stand Up Special = https://www.amazon.com/Mark-Sipka-My-Special-Family/dp/B07L4XKJGB#:~:text=Mark%20Sipka%20tells%20funny%20jokes,%2Dfriendly%20stand%2Dup%20special. @marksipka

Masculinity. What is it and how does it shape out everyday life? Is toxic masculinity real? (Spoiler alert: it is) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yothatsgay/support

In this episode Karl and Chris discuss Masc4Masc in gay culture Visit our website  2busymillennials.com Check us out on Facebook and leave a comment @2BusyMillennials Listen and Subscribe on Itunes and GooglePlay

The Guncles are joined by Zachary Zane, sex columnist for Men’s Health and self-proclaimed “ethical manwhore."askyourgayuncle.com/episode17

"Masc4Masc," "Be A Man," "Toughen Up," all the things associated with the idea of Masculinity. We are all subjected to the archaic idea, but I think it's time we discuss the problems of the stereotype, debunk some of the myths, and see how it should evolve. The new man, per se. We do all of this and give you our opinions in our Take It or Leave It, and turn up the heat on some of the art that is consuming our waking moments. You know the drill, follow us on Instagram at @ttandthekitchensinkpod Rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcast. Slide in our inbox to let us know if you have a business or something you would like for us to give a shoutout on, if you have questions or need advice on about life, whatever it is just give us ring in our email at andthekitchensinkpod@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, we're joined by Babs of Radio Free Labour to talk about Grindr's data vulnerability (about as strong but still distinct from my emotional vulnerability), the ongoing failure that is the justice system's response to police violence, and how some of the richest, dumbest, most evil folks in the country are coughing corona directly into each other's mouths. Let's party! Follow us on Twitter: @CultureTruther @DeniRicardo @shenobi1kenobi and @schnedwob Join our Discord to become a part of the community. Watch us on Twitch every Monday, Tuesday and Friday at 8PM CST! Find us on Everything: https://linktr.ee/psychicdolphingarage

Join as we're joined by returning guests @daniel.j.downer , @shelly_j05 & first-time guest, content creator, actor, writer, director, @ACONNECTIONTV! And we are "SO SICK OF SISSIES WE DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO!” We dive into how Masc 4 Masc isn't a preference, but actually systemically racist. We will also touch on respectability politics, white gays and so much more. Grab your teacup for all of this!

Jacob Edward chats to the author behind Jack of Hearts (and Other Parts) and now Camp! (the book he's here to chat about) a sweetly sharp screwball comedy critique of MASC4MASC culture. This is the full, mainly unedited version of the radio interview. You can follow us on Twitter: @QueerPodNetwork. Jacob is @ItsJacobEdward

This week on It’s Happening: Joey pretends to be straight, Snooki learns about Elon Musk, Adele’s weight loss, Macaulay Culkin’s AHS sex scene, and more! This episode is sponsored by: FIGS (https://www.wearfigs.com) - Promo code: HAPPENING15 and get 15% off *for a limited time*

Leigh (@lshfoster) and Ellie (@elliebrigida) are joined by special guests Chris and Trent, the co-hosts of Masc4Masc to talk about why Toy Story Should've Been Gay. Chris and Leigh get deep about Andy's room as a metaphorical closet and Buzz and Woody's journeys outside of the closet to finding love with each other. We talk about how the Aliens are obviously gay men raging at the gay club vending machine who take Buzz in as one of them. Also what gay crew member suggested they name the main characters Woody and Buzz? Ellie gets real about her Jessie obsession and we get real about the gay toys that are all over this iconic Pixar film. Follow along on Twitter @lezhangoutpod and Facebook and Instagram (@lezhangoutpod). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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This week the hosts' talk about their release party and the feedback they've received on the show. They also discuss masculinity in the gay community, 'DL' men, gay guys who chase straight men and hook-up apps.

Court ain’t eatin anything healthy and you can SUCK on Wil cause Leif is basically a flying stage malfunction! It’s another hot episode of The Narcisistas and our guests today would be terrible gays! From the A LITTLE TIME podcast it’s Mike Abrusci and Diego Lopez! That’s right it’s a podcasting Mount Rushmore! Diego is a Solange attack and Mike is 6-inches cause we’re all OVERESTIMATING. Let’s get into it! Today’s subject is MASCULINITY and we shoulda scrapped this one from the top! Someone call Jim Carrey cause we’re The Masc. Mike wants to breastfeed and Diego hits children! MASCULINITY! From working around the prison that is masculinity to the weight of toxic masculinity... this must be why men are so strong! We keep the pedophila to a minimum because were trying to be progressive but honestly... kids are sluts and women are the problem! We talk the need to take gender out of items, the differences in cultural masculinity and should we get Masculinity neck tattoos?! It’s an extremely offensive episode people! PS... Extortion is VERY Masc. We end this wild episode with a rousing round of What Gets You Harder?! How do we get Rihanna to spit in our mouth?! What’s a hand job YES?! What would happen if Court’s man died in a freak cottage cheese accident?! All the important questions answered! Pull out your DADDY SADDLE and LISTEN TO THIS EP! RATE! REVIEW! FOLLOW! REPOST! SUBSCRIBE! VISIT www.narcisistas.com and COME TO OUR NEXT LIVE SHOW JUNE 14th AT FRIENDS AND LOVERS BK!   

Mark Greene is an Emmy Winning animator, author, speaker, parent and Senior Editor at The Good Men Project. He is the founder of Remaking Manhood, a Facebook community promoting a wider-ranging conversation about masculinity. Mark’s articles on masculinity have been shared half a million times on social media with 20 million page views. He has written and spoken about men’s issues at Salon, Shriver Report, Huffington Post, HLN, BBC, and the New York Times. He’s the author of The Little #MeToo Book for Men and Remaking Manhood, and the co-author along with Dr. Saliha Bava, of The Relational Book for Parenting. In this Living OUT Leadership Interview we cover a broad range of topics that relate to the problems of masculinity and man box culture, the patriarchy, bullying, silencing, and policing gender. The Man Box and #MeToo for Men Mark explains where the term, “man box” came from and how he defines “masculinity”. Men have been taught to suppress, deny and take for granted their masculine identities. Men are taught from an early age, as young boys, to think in a certain way, including to not show their emotions, to be a leader, aggressive, dominant, sexually active, care and talk about sports, and to be a real man. “Wrongly gendering the universal capacity for human connection as feminine and then coaching boys to see feminine as less is how we block our sons from the trial and error process of growing their powerful relational capacities, leading to a lifetime of isolation.” The challenge with man box culture is that it is brutally enforced between men. It abuses boys and men to conform to restrictive ideas for decades over the course of men’s lives that has a traumatic impact on men’s emotional state, sense of identity, the performance of masculinity, and connection with others. These are all crucial aspect in whether men can or cannot form relationships at all, and is one of the reasons for the increase in social isolation and loneliness of men. Bullying as a form of control and reinforcing the hierarchy What are the effects of bullying on men – on the person being bullied, and the bully himself? “In what is clearly representative of the isolating impact of man box culture, boys entering late adolescence are shamed and bullied into seeing their close authentic connection with their best friend as weak (feminine). Accordingly, they slowly disengage from their closest friendships. It is at this time that suicide rates for boys rise, becoming four times the rate for girls.” The cruel fact of man box culture Greene explains that we all knew the script. We were all taught the script. We had to denigrate women and LGBT people in order to be allowed to not be a target and to fit in. The kids and boys in our community who were awkward, with disabilities, or couldn’t pull off the appearance of masculinity became permanent targets. A culture of dominance, hierarchy and abuse needs a permanent population of targets, namely women, LGBT people, and boys who don’t fit in. Empathy: Not the kind of courage men are taught to present We beat out of young boys empathy, connecting across difference, and caregiving. Then we shame them if they exhibit those tendencies. “The list of central relational capacities that man box culture suppresses includes empathy. The suppression of boys’ and men’s empathy is no accident. It is the suppression of empathy that makes a culture of ruthless competition, bullying and codified inequality possible. It is in the absence of empathy that men fail to see women’s equality and many other social issues for what they are: simple and easily enacted moral imperatives.” Policing gender performance: LGBTQ In the world of gay men, we often see self-identified, straight-acting gay men who may use terms on dating apps like, “Masc4masc, looking for other “dudes”, and “no femmes”. The word straight-acting is an ironic misnomer: those claiming it are in fac...

"As Long As My Bills Are Paid & My Wigs Are Sprayed."Rify Royalty is breaking all the rules...even when there aren't any. As one of New York's most visible Drag Queens, Rify has dipped her toes in all of nightlife's waters; Go-Go Boy, Club Kid, Drag Queen, and Party Promoter. Her aesthetic has expanded beyond the "established" boundaries of each of these roles, thus claiming her own space in New York's fickle nightlife scene. Her monthly party, "Straight Acting," now in its fourth year, actively trolls Masc4Masc culture and is a safe space where partygoers can express and enjoy themselves. Toxic behavior and outdated concepts of gender performance are not welcome.We KiKi with Rify about growing up in New Jersey, her drag inspirations, and the claim that she only just started doing drag!

This week, Gus is joined by comedian Teddy Margas to discuss episode 4, Judging Books by Covers. Gus and Teddy highlight some of the important issues of the episode but also delve into some of the current problems that exist in the LGBT community.

In this episode, we discuss the controversial topic of MASCULINITY. Is it "Masc4Masc" or "Mask4Masc?" What happens when you make a Trump supporter themed gay porn? We discuss how this disturbing trend is not making porn, or America, great again. Is it possible for there to be "excessive nudity" in the locker room? An outraged man in Canada thinks so! We strip this story down to the bare details. We interview a local artist about his illustration depicting toxic online dating habits. Finally, we have a caller call in about open relationships online. Is this the new norm? All on this episode of, Ask The Boy(s). Like the show? RATE/COMMENT/SUBSCRIBE! Want to be on our show? CALL US! Our show number is: 424-327-5282. That's "42-43-AskATB" Check out Richard's illustrations on Instagram: bocbocboccia --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asktheboys/support

In episode 1, "Masc4Masc", Arbie and Michael, two friends living in San Francisco and Portland, Oregon, break down hypermasculinity inside the queer community and explore their experiences with seeking out masculinity in their hookups and relationships. Also in episode 1: Folsom Street Fair, Life Size Barbies, Carnality, Love Taps, and more. PLUS, a special Halloween edition of their Hottest Hookup of the Week. We're also SO pumped to have special guest Andy Simmonds, illustrator of the fantastically subversive and popular Instagram account @heyrooney, to discuss the journey of his works, which promote shameless self love while challenging the notion of what it means to be masculine and gay. WARNING: This podcast contains explicit language and adult themes. Please don't listen to it, grandma. :)