Podcasts about mpreg

The Novel: Holidays are for Suckers (Tinsels and Tentacles 2.0)The Author:Kiernan KellyThe Guest:Becky, host of Too Stupid to LiveThe Synopsis: Ebenezer Spooge is an adult film star who specializes in holiday films. Until today, that is. Today, he's determined that his life will take a new -- and abstinent -- turn. After a terrible fight with his director, he swears to give it all up, live a clean, boring life, and never need to worry about fluffers, lubricant, or multiple takes again.Gorg is an alien from a galaxy far away who crash lands on our little blue planet right in Ebenezer's backyard. Although Ebenezer refuses to believe Gorg is real, and that everything he sees is an illusion or delusion, Gorg refuses to give up. Gorg is entranced by the holidays and by the lithe little human who hates them and everything associated with them and is determined to bring joy back into Ebenezer's life.Show Notes: - The 7th annual 12 Days of Boobsmas- Falling down the omegaverse rabbit hole...- Celebrating the holidays (00:09:30)- We can't all be great gift givers- Introducing today's book pick, Holidays are for Suckers (00:13:42)- A brief synopsis (00:16:40)- Unhinged and hilarious... exactly what alien romance should be- If you've got tentacles, use them. (00:23:25)- Sex positivity at its finest- Some other books in the Tinsels and Tentacles 2.0 series- Supplemental Reading suggestions (00:42:53)- The 2nd Day of Boobsmas jingle courtesy of Cooper BaldwinSupplemental Reading/Watching/Listening Suggestions:- Kelly's picks: Claimed by the Alien Bodyguard by Tiffany Roberts, Sinta by Honey Phillips- Becky's picks: Meteors and Menorahs by Nessa Claugh, Whisked Away by the Alien by Julie K. Cohen- Feast of Love coming soon to Too Stupid to Live- Previous Boobsmas episodes featuring Becky: Sentient Sour Cream and Applesauce... (Hannukah romance), Snowbound in her Boss' Bed (Hannukah romance), Claimed by the Alien Bodyguard (Alien Christmas romance)Other News: December 1st marks the start of The 12 Days of Boobsmas. Tune in for new podcast episodes, new giveaways, and more holiday romance recommendations, all month long!Purchase my Holidays in L.A. series: Meet Me in Los Feliz and Venice Actually, and Santa Monica BabyLinks: Follow Boobies & Noobies on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook @boobiespodcast, on TikTok @realkellyrey, and check out our blog, merch, and more on our brand new Boobies & Noobies website. 

It's time for the spookiest mailbag episode of 10kL you've ever listened to...one that mentions MPreg. Don't know what that is? Good. There is still a chance for you. Find out bonus episodes and Discord at: https://www.patreon.com/tenthousandlosses  Follow us on Twitter: Podcast: https://twitter.com/tenklossespod Liam: https://twitter.com/notliamanders0n Tom: https://twitter.com/tohickontpain  Shoot a message or leave us a voicemail (leave your name and pronouns): 267-371-7218

This week, James and Bee talk about MPreg, being a woman, and boomer conspiracies. Join them as they talk about Criminal Minds Evolution Season 17 Episode 3 - Homesick. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wheelsuppod/message

This week, we reviewed Paternity Leave, directed by Matt Riddlehoover. How does this film approach the concept of cisgender male pregnancy? And what can we glean from the ultimate Mpreg film? Who are we? We're James and Tim; two gainers who want to explore everything about gaining and feedism. New episodes will come out every Tuesday, so please subscribe! Rate us five stars, leave us a review, donate to support us and share this episode with your friends. You can find us on our socials below if you want to contact us, but until next time, bye fats! Review Paternity Leave (2015), directed by Matt Riddlehoover James Instagram: s.t.a.n.n.u.m BlueSky: stannnum.bsky.social Tim Instagram: thickey_mouse Grommr: orpheus Twitter: thickey_mouse YouTube: thickey_mouse TikTok: thickey_mouse Thicc Radio Instagram: thiccradio TikTok: thiccradio YouTube: thiccradio Website: ⁠podpage.com/thiccradio/⁠ Email: ⁠thethiccradio@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thiccradio/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thiccradio/support

For our first episode of Irish fairy tale month, we're joined by some incredibly special guests… Katrina and Geoff from The Fairy Tellers podcast! Strap in for this super-sized and hilarious episode where Geoff puts the fear of God into us with The Doom, and then Katrina takes us for a wild ride that literally none of us could have ever predicted with The Legend of Ballytowtas Castle, both by the illustrious Lady Jane Wilde.

Ep 405: Breaking Boundaries and Winning Hearts: An Intimate Chat with Gay Author PB BreckinridgePrepare to be enraptured as Ruan Willow welcomes the indomitably creative PB Breckinridge (she/her) back to the Oh F*ck Yeah podcast for a third scintillating session. PB, a maestro of gay erotic fiction, returns with a treasure trove of tantalizing tales and personal triumphs, including a prestigious nod as a finalist in the Golden Pigtails Awards for the novel "Size Kings III: Princess in Training." Click through to VOTE for PB Breckinridge  (Size Kings III) and Ruan Willow (Dressing Room Domme) by 2/27/24: https://alexasommers.com/the-golden-pigtails-2002-finals-5/In this episode, Ruan and PB explore the intricate tapestry of sexuality and identity woven into PB's work, revealing the deeply personal connections that fuel her storytelling. From the seductive allure of historical New Orleans to the contemporary resonance of non-binary experiences, PB's narratives are a masterclass in erotic authenticity.Listeners are treated to an evocative excerpt from "Size Kings III," where passion and power dynamics dance in a delicious tango of desire. The conversation also delves into the challenges and triumphs of writing about topics often shrouded in mystery and taboo, such as Mpreg (male pregnancy) and the historical roots of drag culture.As PB shares her journey of self-discovery and the parallels between her life and her characters, you'll be inspired by her courage to infuse her work with personal history and heart. Plus, get a sneak peek at her upcoming projects, including the sequel to "Perfect Fit," where the dazzling world of 1920s vaudeville meets the raw emotion of love and loss.Whether you're a die-hard fan of PB's work or new to the erotic renaissance she's pioneering, this episode is a must-listen. And don't forget to cast your vote for PB in the Golden Pigtails Awards – every click brings her closer to the crown!Size Kings III (affiliate link, podcast may receive a commission on purchases, thank you for you your support) https://amzn.to/42XK8DdConnect with PB on Medium: https://medium.com/@PB_BreckenridgeFollow PB on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BreckBreckindge2All Ruan's Books: https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/Get Ruan's new audiobook narrated with Nathan Fultz: The Sugar Daddies: https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/thesugardaddiesaudiobookIn ebook: https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/thesugardaddiesBUY DIRECTLY FROM RUAN HERE: https://books.ruanwillowauthor.com/buybooksdirectlyfromruanFRI3NDS WITH B3N3FITS: A Spicy Four Short Story Adventure JOYMODE, a Natural Sexual Performance Booster. Get 20% off + FREE shipping with code ruan20 at https://usejoymode.com/ruan20 Support the showSubscribe for exclusive episodes: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1599808/subscribeSign up for Ruan's newsletters: https://subscribepage.io/ruanwillowhttps://linktr.ee/RuanWillowRuan's a Manscaped Ambassador get 20% OFF+Free Shipping with promo code RUANWILLOW20 at https://www.manscaped.com/

Yes, you read that file name correctly. This episode, Bee gets annoyed at file names, James gets annoyed at Reid, and we all have childhood trauma. Join the gang as they talk about Season 3 Episode 16 - Elephant's Memory. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wheelsuppod/message

We're joined by the creators of indie RPG games Fail Marines, Hell, Inc. and the forthcoming BURGERPunk to talk about Hell Comes to Frogtown (1988) - a touching story about government-mandated horniness. Get reminded to support BURGERPunk: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jeffmartin/burgerpunk-the-rpg

This week, we talk about some vastly different topics. Kat does a deep dive on Matthias Buchinger, a Jack of all Trades from the 18th century. He was a performer, an artist, a musician, an inventor, and a womanizer. He also had no arms and no legs. Jason goes back to his pervy roots by discussing Mpreg. The kink of seeing pregnant men. Whether it romantically or karmically. We had a lot of fun with this episode and we're happy to be back doing what we love. We hope you feel the same way. Shoutout to the sources we used for this episode. Without them, we are nothing: Matthias Buchinger: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthias_Buchinger What Exactly Is Mpreg? A Male Pregnancy Enthusiast Explains: https://jezebel.com/what-exactly-is-mpreg-a-male-pregnancy-enthusiast-expl-1651553874 Happy listening! Follow us! @yscopodcast @itskatherineram @bruddahoule

We watched episode 47 of Digimon Ghost Game! We're back in the body horror, and it turns out you can also use teleportation to un-fly a person. This is also the episode where Espimon becomes the most relatable character. Twitter | Discord Find the hosts elsewhere: Elvier - Twitter | TikTok Morg - Twitter | Sonic Shuffle | Fwd:Fwd:Re:Zero Emory - FurAffinity | Gon x Will x Hunting A Noise Space podcast

This stupid fucking metronome I swear, now there's a new team Andrew and she's like whoa whoa whoa what the hell, he still had the fear of the ocean moodlet and then a thunderstorm started and then he started dying, how have we not talked about kink already also I was not ready to talk about kink today, the nice thing about riding crops is they're like clapper hands so they make a lot of noise, butt play is not sinful, the point of the sex room show is not to be educational, I would almost never think someone's kinks were embarrassing but I think that about myself, having sexual experiences before marriage  does not take away from the sexual experiences you may have after marriage, nothing wrong with being a top, people are getting exposed to praise kinks through people who are into bdsm, yeah I'm not really into knife play, I think we might be done with this one, thank you and we're sorry.

No offense but y'all listened to one hundred of these? God bless. Chapters: AFFC Samwell III, Jaime III Outro music: This Ain't The Summer of Love by Blue Öyster Cult ASOBAP is brought to you by Good Episode Productions. Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/w8APyXe2a2

You read the title correctly.This episode was recorded before the United States Supreme Court struck down the Roe vs. Wade ruling.Links:Subscribe to our Patreon or buy us a coffee.Silphium on Wikipedia.Omegaverse on Wikipedia.Thomas Beatie on Wikipedia.Women on Web.An article on people still travelling from Ireland to Britain to access abortions.Episode artwork is a poster for The Monkey King 3.Follow Caoimhe, MJ and this podcast on Twitter and follow MJ on Instagram.

This week on Slash and Burn, we go back to a beloved tag MPreg! Join us as Kera, the fanfiction veteran, and Steve, the lovable noob, read and discuss fanfiction about mpreg, male pregnancy! We have stories from fandoms such as Hetalia, Inuyasha, Harry Potter, and more! As always, there is explicit content not meant for most adults, let alone children. You've been warned. slashandburnpod.tumblr.com twitter.com/slashandburnpod slashandburnpod@gmail.com / slashandburnpud@gmail.com

Everyone pull out your pencils and get out your ABO textbooks because today Sydney and Maya are joined by Dr. Professor Alpha herself, Berklie! This episode they talk how Berklie pavloved the internet into associating Mitt Romney with the omegaverse, the price we pay for enjoying a piece of media a little too much, the time Berklie choose her fake death after reading The Fault in Our Stars, and how every new piece of omegaverse knowledge pulls them closer to insanity. Plus, Berklie explores how unfettered internet access at a young age has completely desensitized them from Jasper Hale/Mitt Romney fanfiction. As always, send us your fic recommendations, or reach out if you are a fic author who would like to be interviewed in the future, at canonicallyincorrectpod@gmail.com Check out and follow Berklie everyone! She is IcarusPendragon on Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, and TikTok! Join the Omegaverse 101 Discord and visit Berklie's merch store for your very own "Mpreg is always possible shirt! Like the episode? Like us and what we do? Donate to help us do more fun things at ko-fi.com/canonicallyincorrect

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We're joined by Eva Moore to recap https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B09B32PM94&linkCode=kpe&preview=newtab&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_AP2DB6WPE6S2P2X5586F&tag=bonkersromance-20 (That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon) by Kimberly Lemming! This episode is a frothy cocktail of effervescent joy and we couldn't be more delighted with the book Eva picked to bring us back from hiatus! Be sure not to miss Eva's brand new release, https://amzn.to/3rAEUew (Reclaimed Dreams), which is the deeply satisfying conclusion to her Exposed Dreams series (but it can be read as a standalone)! Our Aftercare suggestions were: -https://www.penzeys.com/ (Penzey's Spices) -Art Hub on Youtube and Reclaimed Dreams -Gaslighter by The Chicks (and instilling that kind of don't fuck with me energy in our young girls) For links to the books we mentioned, https://www.bonkersromance.com/episodes/13 (check out the show notes on our website)! If you're reading ahead, here are some of the books we'll be reading in upcoming episodes (though the schedule isn't set yet): https://amzn.to/3IbhGDe (Manix) by Grace Mcginty (it's a reverse harem, omegaverse with MPREG) https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B07QMLP2QP&linkCode=kpe&preview=newtab&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_Y3MXGBPQQSPPMX2CK32E&tag=bonkersromance-20 (The Initiation) by Nikki Sloane https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B08WJHGH2T&linkCode=kpe&preview=newtab&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_87C3XGR1K3X96G6D366Y&tag=bonkersromance-20 (Her Soul to Take) by Harley Laroux We'll be back next week to recap Manix by Grace McGinty with Lillian Lark! If you want more bonkers in the meantime, there's a ton of bonus content in http://www.bonkersromance.com/temple-info (The Temple of Defiant Joy)!

*Spiderman spoiler warning: ~10:35-~16:35* | Gabs and Liz take you on a deep dive into fandom history. From Han Solo's elusive baby-making days that can't be found online in 1980 to male omegas being oppressed in 2021, how did so many fictional men become pregnant? Is this fanfic from 1994 the greatest philosophical work of all time? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trope-podcast/support

This Naughty Noel is staying lit AF as we jingle all the way to Christmas with this week's very strange reads. We rap the recent passing of two icons: Anne Rice and bell hooks, and we get into some inspirational Amish romance and learn about the biological requirements of Mpreg Romance.  We read: The Amish Outcast's Holiday Return by Lacy Williams Waiting for Daddy Christmas by Lorelei M. Hart and Aria Grace   

We're joined by Liz from thehttps://www.makeoutalreadypod.com/ ( Make Out Already) podcast to recap Sing Me to Sleep by R.M. Virtues! We discuss how Melody is into grandpa fucking and why Jenny is livid she didn't get to read this book (which has since been rectified!). Because y'all. It's about a sexy, protective sleep paralysis demon. I'm not telling you more than that. It's too good to summarize. Everyone needs to go read this book immediately. The podcast Liz mentioned for Aftercare is the Get Sleepy podcast. The movie Jenny couldn't remember the title of was Bounce. If you're reading ahead, here are some of the books we'll be recapping when we get back from hiatus in January: https://amzn.to/3ktfcWp (A Lady of Rooksgrave Manor) by Kathryn Moon https://amzn.to/3IbhGDe (Manix) by Grace Mcginty (it's a reverse harem, omegaverse with MPREG) https://amzn.to/3G2p9CK (That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon) by Kimberly Lemming We'll be on hiatus after 12/2, but back with more shenanigans in January! If you miss us in the meantime, there's a ton of bonus content in The Temple of Defiant Joy!

In Need to Know, the co-hosts continue Orgasmic October by discussing the furries fetish and how its personas are formed. Isaiah answers questions about the origins and application of leather fetishes, while Bianca is completely taken aback to learn about Mpreg fetishes. In All the Feels, Chanel Jaali joins the podcast to discuss why she decided to start a business focused on sex education and pleasure; she shares why this topic is so important for BIPOC communities, and provides several resources. In Gotta Do, Bianca and Isaiah stress the importance of cancer screenings and annual physicals. For more information about Jaali Co. visit http://www.jaalico.com/

The battle for Willowside is on the horizon, and we're ready to fight for it! After rescuing the Banyan Boys from a terrifying underground cult, the Wandering Three must team up with them and other mighty adventurers to protect this town from certain doom. Blockades on the road! Sea Monsters at the bay! Strange disappearances at the swamp! Can our heroes stop them all? Or will the invading prehistoric forces reduce us to rubble? PARLAY with the cosmic worms and heed their cryptic messages! SEARCH the hinterlands for danger and figure out how best to stop it! SAVE the town from the jaws of starvation by tackling immense dinosaurs! All this and more in this episode of Dice Will Roll, the Gayest Pathfinder Podcast on the Planet, where we ask the hard questions like... Are there heroic applications of Girlboss, Gatekeep, Gaslight? https://www.dicewillroll.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dicewillroll Discord: https://discord.gg/FmB567R Twitter: https://twitter.com/DiceWillRoll Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dicewillroll Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/dicewillroll/ Music by Will Savino, MusicD20 Theme Song by Sim @TheSimulacrae Proud Members of the Be Gay Roll Dice network. CONTENT WARNINGS: Unreality, particularly gruesome murders, body horror, squick horror, emetophobia, choking, MPREG??? I fucking guess? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dice-will-roll/support

It is release week for some of our favorite people, and we're here to celebrate with them! Join us for a wild conversation about the books Jen refers to as “the brightest bananas on the tree” — each of us has selected a truly wild ride of a book, and we're going to share them with you! We also talk about their fabulous new release, now Sarah's favorite CLo book, The Soulmate Equation. Preorder it at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Bookshop.org, or signed from Vroman's bookstore! Our next read along is out of print (but available in audio!), so you will have to do a bit of a used bookstore hunt to get it! Get Anne Stuart's truly eye-widening Tangled Lies at your local library or via a used bookseller near you. We recommend checking Amazon, eBay & Thrift Books. Thank you, as always, for listening! Please follow us on your favorite podcasting app, and if you are up for leaving a rating or review there, we would be very grateful!Show NotesIf you'd like to order signed copies of The Soulmate Equation, check out Vroman's Bookstore or the other book shops on CLo's virtual book tour. Tonight, 5/19/2021, Christina and Lauren are celebrating the launch of The Soulmate Equation with Sarah, Xio Axelrod, and Rachel Epstein. If you want to dive into the Theranos story, Lo recommends the book Bad Blood by John Carreyrou, and the New York Times has a list of recommended things to read and watch. 23 & Me and other DNA Ancestry tests can tell you some things: whether or not you think cilantro tastes like soap, and about the size of our hair follicles, but as of right now, science can't tell you much about your fated mate, I mean soulmate.Questions about the future of technology and how it intersects with humanity make for great television in shows like Black Mirror, The One, and Casual.I don't know, maybe you've heard about there being a fundamental incompatibility between science and religion, but others are pretty sure we can work it out.If you're not a sportsball fan, Michael Jordan is a kind of a big deal. Aphrodisia was a short-lived Kensington imprint that focused on erotica and erotic romance, it ran from 2006 to 2014. Jen asked if it was Ellora's Cave, which was another powerhouse erotic romance publisher that shuttered in 2014. A satyr is a magical creature from Greek mythology, so we're not sure if they 1) have two dicks and 2) if they are covered in soft fur. You're going to have to use your own imagination.We all hope that Nicholas the satyr is a little sexier that Mr. Tumnus from the movie version of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.Slate had a woman asking for advice about her pandemic threesome with two brothers, and you can tell a romance reader didn't write that advice, because probably they could work that out. Jen alerted Jenny Nordbak immediately, of course. Are you also looking for monster fucking romances? If you need a quick review on alpha traits, listen to our episode from season two.Knotting isn't just for A/B/O, it's also in romance. Same with mPreg romances and DP (which no one has made a list of!), in case you need a primer. Lo is looking for a romance that she thinks is called Passionate Ink about an octopus shifter tattoo artist...Maybe? Christina wants your favorite mPreg romance recommendation. We'll also take marriage of convenience recs and secret scar recs if you're in the mood.More about the word "quim" and how it was used in that Avengers movie. Next up, Tangled Lies by Anne Stuart. Buy it used because it's not avaible as an eBook.

Put down that MPREG fanfic and peep the double lines on this pee stick Creeps because this week we are in “A Family Way” (Original airdate October 25th, 2000. Written by Maggie Friedman and directed by Nancy Malone). We’re gestating a visit to the world’s most unpleasantly editorial free clinic doc, another adult lady making moves on a teen boy (this time at peewee soccer!), and Dawson getting maximum involved in his mom’s fertility choices. This may also be part one of a two parter - we truly don’t remember! To see us struggling with our fragmented memories on the reg, follow us on Instagram (@dawsonscreeps) and twitter (@dawsons_creeps). Our antiracism doc is linked on insta and our Spotify playlist Dawson’s Creeps - Do You Want to Dance Tomorrow is perfect to blast over the speakers at your birth control warehouse. Till next time, “to responsible sexual gratification. To womanhood!”

It's hot, it's steamy, it's Brian Griffin mpreg! This week, our friend Wolfe aka Scrodanger sits down with us for a long one to discuss S04E02, "Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High," while Joe's list of fetishes grows, Sean gives us some more Afghanistan lore, and Wolfe regales us with stories of the dangers of inner city schools (you have to learn math a lot). The intro was made by Crony, find him on Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/1oGpXOOzKR0kvZphBLttkm and Soundcloud: @fuckyouimcrony Thanks to @crownified on twitter for the thumbnail. Find us on twitter @waterslap and @binchgod! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/familyguyfunnycast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/familyguyfunnycast/support

Continuing off of last week's episode, we get even more intimate with the Tyranids and definitely don't go wildly off topic. You can see the pics we reference here: https://www.facebook.com/BrosOnceLoyal/posts/165803228652129 00:00:00 Opening Theme 00:00:39 Swarmlord Deathvore Mpreg ASMR 18+ 01:09:45 Outro MUSIC 00:00:00 The Samsara Project - Main Menu [Final Liberation] 00:32:46 Frozen Soul - Faceless Enemy 00:37:08 Dominus Nox - Emperor's Children 00:52:53 Wiz Khalifa - Black and Yellow 01:09:25 Jason Whitely - Debriefing [Space Hulk]

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In what's thus far our most thematically challenging episode, we jump past NOES4 and right into NOES5, looking at what this film has to say about motherhood, gender, repression, and childbirth. If these are subjects you might find triggering, please proceed with caution. See also: the introduction of Grendel's Cleveland accent. PLEASE SEND ANY & ALL HATEMAIL TO THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: https://twitter.com/LGBTerrorCast https://www.instagram.com/lgbterrorpodcast/ lgbterrorpodcast@gmail.com WE WOULD LIKE TO MAKE OUR LAUGHTER PUBLIC AT YOUR EXPENSE! MUSIC: Dank Halloween by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

We review episodes 37-38 of the 2011 anime, with comparisons to episodes 46-49 of the 1999 anime, and chapters 64-66 & 69 of the manga. It’s the final episodes of season 2! We talk about Ging’s myriad of fetishes, everyone’s Smash mains, and also, the anime Hunter x Hunter, to some extent. Our show’s Social […]

Guest host Peaches rides us through this Nymphmini covering some fanfiction in celebration of the Supernatural series finale. Slight spoilers.  Talking Points: Blip Comic, Election shift, The Onceler, J2, Mpreg, ABO lawsuit, AUs, The forbidden fic, Taylor Swift, and more horsing around. Fics mentioned:The Seahorse (Egyption mpreg curse): https://memphis86.livejournal.com/125317.html Named by RC_McLachlan: https://archiveofourown.org/works/145053/chapters/207363 Twist and Shout by gabriel, standbyme: https://archiveofourown.org/works/537876/chapters/955188 Shortskirts 'Verse by twentysomething: https://twentysomething.dreamwidth.org/tag/shortskirts+verse Tomorrow, when the apricots are ripe by Jay Tryfanstone: https://archiveofourown.org/works/488934 Lindsay Ellis ABO videos:https://youtu.be/zhWWcWtAUoY https://youtu.be/K3v5wFMQRqs Background music: Milking Horses by MrDeadlyLuckySeven Theme song by Snortrax   Find us on Twitter, Instagram @Nymphomercial https://www.patreon.com/Nymphomercial

This week Jeff & Will focus on the Mpreg genre. While they were at GRL, Will sat down with authors Nora Phoenix, Silvia Violet, Victoria Sue and Susi Hawke and they discussed everything about the genre, including the difference between Mpreg and Omegaverse, what knotting is, how wonderful the fans are and what's coming up next for each of the authors. In addition, Will talked with Charlie David about his work as an audiobook narrator on several books in the genre. Complete shownotes for episode 215 along with a transcript of the interview are at BigGayFictionPodcast.com. Big Gay Fiction Podcast is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Find many more outstanding podcasts at frolic.media/podcasts!

Welcome to part 5 of JoJo, where the wind is always golden and the twinks are (mostly) underage. Now that we‘ve all been thoroughly spoiled by DiU, it's back to the salt mines of uneven episodes and story pacing, because David Production clearly ran into some issues during this season. We are in Italy now, home of the tomato, Tonio Trussardi, and a vast criminal network that apparently only recruits gay people. Koichi is doing family genealogy errands for Jotaro because he’s a very supportive partner. We get a small glimpse into Jotaro’s home office. And we meet our fifth JoJo, Giorno, who is living proof that two men can have a baby so long as one of them is Dio. -- JoJo’s Bizarre Explainer JoJo's Bizarre Adventure! Either you love it, or you've never seen it. But what exactly is JoJo? Why is everyone talking about it? Why is it so great? Whether this is your first foray into Hirohiko Araki's decades-spanning masterpiece, or you're a seasoned JoJo Opinion Haver looking for more of your kind, JoJo's Bizarre Explainer is here for you! Hosted by Elizabeth Simins, Courtney Stanton, and Darius Kazemi, this podcast will tease out the running motifs, fascinating weirdnesses, occasional dog deaths, and ineffable charm of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure—anime-episode by anime-episode, with stops along the way for the manga, the videogames, and whatever else we can get our hands on. Join us as we attempt to do the impossible: Explain JoJo! explainjojo.com @explainjojo @explainjojo@crazynoisybizarre.town Here’s where to find the gang on the internet! Eliz: eliz.abeth.net @elizsimins Courtney: superopinionated.com @courtney@friend.camp Darius: tinysubversions.com @tinysubversions @darius@friend.camp

The guys open the show congratulating the winners of the 31st Annual Lambda Literary Awards. They also discuss the podcast’s inclusion in Apple Podcasts’ Pride Month recommendations. Jeff also talks about some of the past week’s happenings with his Codename: Winger series and Will asks him what it was like wrapping up the series. Jeff and Will discuss the new Tales of the City series on Netflix. Will reviews the first two books in Piper Scott & Susi Hawke’s Redneck Unicorn Series. Aidan Wayne is interviewed about their three new books out this year: Hitting The Mark, Play It Again and the forthcoming Stage Presents. They also talk about how they decide what goes into the books, how they got started writing, author influences and what’s coming next. Complete shownotes for episode 192 along with a transcript of the interview are at BigGayFictionPodcast.com. Interview Transcript – Aidan Wayne This transcript was made possible by our community on Patreon. You can get information on how to join them at patreon.com/biggayfictionpodcast. Jeff: Welcome, Aidan, to the podcast. It’s great to have you here. Aidan: Thank you. I’m excited to be here. It’s an interesting experience for me. Never done this before. Jeff: Oh, cool. First podcast. Always fun to have people doing their first podcast with us. Now, you’ve had a busy few months of releases and we wanna talk about the most recent one first, which is “Hitting the Mark.” Tell us a little bit about that book and what inspired it. Aidan: Okay. So “Hitting the Mark,” in a nutshell, it’s about a famous movie star named Marcus Economidis, who used to train in martial arts when he was really young and really shy. And that helped him come out of a shell and then he moves. And being in martial arts actually helps him become more confident and he ends up getting a movie role, and that spirals, and then becomes a famous…10 years later, he’s a famous movie star who is also famous for doing his own stunts. Meanwhile, in Marcus’s hometown essentially, his original school – Choi’s Taekwondo Academy – is now run by Taemin Choi. Taemin was Marcus’s kind of assistant instructor growing up. They’re about 10 years apart. So Marcus was 10, Taemin was, like, in his early 20s and Taemin runs the school now. And Marcus happens to be coming back into town for a shoot and he decides to pay a visit to his old school… kind of nostalgia. He lost contact with Taemin when he moved. And so, he kind of wants to bridge the gap again, just like say hi, see what happens. And then they do meet with Marcus being an adult and, you know, there’s kind of an instant connection. The entire book is essentially about them navigating, first, relearning each other because they knew each other for several years, but it’s been several more years since they actually talked again. So they’re relearning who they are as people, especially Marcus as he’s grown into his own self, and that turns into a romantic relationship. And they’re just figuring out how to be in one considering that, you know, Marcus is this famous person and Taemin is a very busy man who runs his own school and takes care of a lot of things. And just, that’s the story basically. I do a lot of character-based stories where the plot is kind of, like, playing the course as opposed to, like, a person antagonist sort of. So it’s kind of like another one of those things for me. Jeff: Okay. And it ticks so many boxes because there’s friends to lovers, and second chances, and an age gap. Aidan: I tend to, when I write, sometimes I have several different things that I wanna include in various ideas. And so, sometimes when I have, like, the base, I’m just like, “Let’s just squish them all together. Let’s just push them all in one thing and see what happens, and if I can pull it off.” Jeff: And you mentioned when we were emailing to set this interview up that this is one of the books you didn’t have to do a ton of research on because… Aidan: Thank God. Jeff: …movies and martial arts, you had the knowledge there. What aspects of your background, you know, play into that? Aidan: Well, I’ve been involved in martial arts for about 20 years now, primarily Taekwondo and that’s the style that I had Taemin doing because I know the most about Taekwondo in Korean style. I technically have my black belt in two disciplines. One is Taekwondo and the other is a mixed type of martial art that I actually ended up teaching. I used to run a school. So a lot of my experience did transfer over into Taemin’s experiences in running a school and dealing with students and various endeavors that are required. And with movies, I actually majored in media production in college. I was on movie sets a lot both behind the camera and also growing up, I kind of dabbled in acting and I’ve been in front of the camera a lot too including on some big sets. Michigan used to be a pretty big movie hub before the tax thing happened and a lot of places moved away from it. And I was actually on a few different, like, SAG films. So I got to kind of be both in front of the camera and behind the camera. So learning about that aspect was…It was fun to basically shove as much knowledge as I could, especially the martial arts into one book because I have such a love for martial arts that it was like, “Let’s include inside jokes and inside knowledge. And I’ve never had to spell this Korean word in English before. So I have to probably look that up.” And fun fact actually, I’m not gonna spoil anything, but one of the plot points is Taemin working towards the Olympics. He’s qualified for the qualification and that entire piece is actually based on a co-worker of mine I used to work with who did qualify for the Olympic matches. Jeff: Incredible. You did stuff a lot in here in terms of all of your knowledge kinda went into this book. Aidan: Yeah. It was kinda, it was a nice break. I still had to do research obviously because I had to, like, fresh some things and again, like, Korean, making sure that I got that right. But for a lot of it, like, I have another book that I released late last year, “His Two Leading Men,” which takes place in New York with a Broadway star, and I’m like, “I like Broadway, I can just write about plays, that’s fine.” No, I ended up having to map out the entire city to figure out distances to whichever…I’m crazy…whichever restaurant he’d like to go to, which is closer, where is laundromat was. Like, I’m absolutely ridiculous when it comes to stuff like that. Nobody is gonna notice but me. But, like, I care. Jeff: But the native New Yorkers might. And so, it matters. Aidan: Yeah, yeah. Jeff: I have stopped myself of books going, “That’s not right. I know where that is and that doesn’t work that way.” So you do work Michigan into a lot of your books. “Hitting the Mark” is in Michigan. “Play It Again,” which we’ll dive more into in just a second, has a Michigan element simply because you have somebody sending Dovid, the main character, some Faygo Red Pop and some other Michigan treats, some Mackinac fudge included. Obviously, you live in Michigan. Is it something you try to work into the books, a little Michigan angle? Aidan: Kind of. Half of it is ‘write what you know’ because I’m thoroughly uncreative when it comes to that and it’s way easier to just, like, I don’t have to make something up, I don’t have to do more research. I just can set it in Farmington Hills or wherever it is. But sometimes it’s because I have, like, certain places in mind or I want to include certain things like, with Dovid receiving a care package, I wanted to make sure that I had a care package that at least was state-based and was really cool and could include especially a lot of food because a lot of…Dovid being blind, a lot of his things are food-based, it’s part of his schtick. So he reacts to taste and stuff. So knowing that I have my own experience with various Michigan cuisines and snacks and stuff, I could include that pretty easily and know that it would ring true but also be kind of funny. And even if the person didn’t necessarily know what things were, it would still, like, be something that they could get. Jeff: Speaking of “Play it Again,” that I reviewed back in episode 186 and really, really loved it. It was like the book I didn’t know I needed at the time. Aidan: Thank you. Jeff: And it’s quite different from “Hitting the Mark.” What was the inspiration behind this tale of two YouTubers who managed to find love even though they live half a world apart? Aidan: Well, going back to my ‘I have various ideas, but squish them all together into one sometimes.’ I really, really wanted to showcase a blind character. A lot of the characters that I do showcase are disabled in some way or have, you know, different aspects of their life that aren’t typical, you know, part of normative parts of society, etc., etc. And I apologize if my verbiage isn’t the best. And I really want to showcase a blind character, but obviously, I didn’t wanna fetishize that I wanted him to be successful and happy, and not be just blind as his character if that makes sense. And I thought YouTube would be a fun angle for that. And on the other side, I really wanted to focus on, like, a Let’s Player because I thought that it would be fun to try to, like, figure out how to write that because it’s so much narration and video-audio-based. And I like playing and like, “Can I do this? I will see if I can.” So making it a long-distance relationship was also kind of something that sort of happened because long-distance relationships, specifically internet-based ones, are very important to me because I have several relationships that started being internet-only and I consider a lot of these people some of my closest friends and I’ve met many of them in person now. One of my friends, I’ve only ever met them once, and it was in our first meeting ever…we then spent two weeks together, but our first meeting ever was in Narita Airport in Tokyo where we both flew separately and then spent two weeks in Japan together. So, like, yeah, there’s a lot that can come from internet relationships and I really wanted to showcase something like that too. Jeff: And I’d imagine here that the research was more than “Hitting the Mark” because you needed to make sure that Dovid was portrayed in the way that you wanted to where, you know, he wasn’t necessarily defined by the blindness. Aidan: Oh, yeah. I do extensive research whenever I write, especially disabled characters, because, you know, there’s so much misinformation out there and it’s so easy to fall into the trap of what the media has portrayed a person to be like or to do as opposed to actually reading experiences and watching experiences about, you know, real people. I kind of posed this question to myself on Twitter a while back, but it was basically, how does one write about a successful blind YouTuber? Watch a lot of successful blind YouTubers basically. So I watched a lot of, like, “The Tommy Edison Experience” is a man who is blind and he has a lot of Q&As; on YouTube. A lot of his videos are older and he’s an older gentleman. But it was still, you know, very informative. He has, like, an episode about cooking, which Dovid is the chef of his little family where he lives with his sister, Rachel. So it was interesting to, like, make sure that I was, you know, portraying his ability to do that correctly and, like, different tools that he’d use. Molly Burke is also a YouTuber that does makeup and fashion. But how she interacts, you know, with her audience and interacts with herself, and the things that are important to her – her experiences – because she does talk about that as well. It was very important. There’s a Tumblr called “Actually Blind” that did Q&As; and did a lot of commentary on different things and responded to different situations where, you know, there’s one impairment affected daily life that was not considered. And “Actually Blind” was a huge help in doing a lot of research because even when I didn’t actually ask the question myself, sometimes they just talked about things that I hadn’t thought about before. So that was a really good thing to notice. Like for instance, they had a post about the fact that the face touch thing in so many books and so many movies is absolutely ludicrous and no blind person really does that. And because it was made up by a sighted person who thought that it was kind of like romantic and intimate to have the blind person, like, touch the other person’s face to see what they look like and “Actually Blind” was like, “No, no. Uh-uh.” So it was something that I didn’t include then and I might have if I hadn’t read something like that. Jeff: The research is oh, so important. Aidan: Absolutely, absolutely. And I do a lot of sensitivity readers too. I have a short story that is going to be coming out probably in October, because I’m spacing it out a little bit, where one of the main characters is in a wheelchair. So luckily, I’m like, “Hey, sibling, I’m gonna ask you some wheelchair questions.” And know about how my experiences in, you know, living with somebody who uses a mobility aid and all that. So proper portrayal is really important to me. Jeff: And you have still yet another type of story coming out with your upcoming YA novel, “Stage Presents.” And I’m fascinated by this way because you’re taking us to Disney College Program. Do you have experience in that or was that a ton more research? And of course, what is this book about because it sounds just delightful? Aidan: Oh, well, thank you. I hope it is delightful. I hope people enjoy it. And to your question, yes and yes. I did experience, I did do the Disney college program many years ago, but I also did do a lot of research for the story in part because, you know, Disney updates and changes things. So some of the things I had to look up were the current menus and stuff because, again, it’s like a tiny little detail that only I will notice but I cared about. But I also had to make sure that I was getting details right in terms of characters because one of the main characters, Ashlee, with two Es, is a Disney princess literally. I did a lot of research into behind the scenes of that a little bit. I watched a lot of ex-princess interviews and posts about the experience of being a character performer. I didn’t have a lot of experience in that capacity. I knew some people who are friends with characters while I was in the program and I did ask, you know, I did learn about it that way. But princesses, I had to learn a little bit more. And, oh, yeah, what the book is about. Two girls who both get onto the Disney College Program and end up his roommates. One, Dana is a kind of, you know, calm, cool, collected, very down to earth, logical girl who is going into international business, she’s excited about working in a Fortune 500 company. She’s looking forward to living away from home. She’s trans. So, you know, that’s just another aspect of who she is as a person and she’s kind of like not sure about how she’s gonna get along with people. But she kind of has the mindset of ‘judge people before they judge you’ sort of thing because of past experiences. Meanwhile, on the other side, Ashlee, with two Es, loves Disney…I know, it’s a very important detail. She loves Disney, she’s a Disneyphile, she loves all the movies, she loves all the songs. She gets cast as an actual Disney princess. This is her dream come true. She’s been dancing since she was little. So one of her goals is to be a parade performer Disney princess, essentially, and she’s super excited. She’s from good old Southern Georgia and has never really, you know, met somebody who’s not exactly like her and her little clique, you know, popular, excited, happy group. So she doesn’t really know what trans means and she was born around…she knows what the internet is, but still, it’s different from knowing and meeting and, like, actually talking to somebody and interacting. And then so, Ashlee is kind of ignorant and Dana is kind of standoffish, and they hate each other. A good portion of the book is just them hating each other, and eventually, of course, a couple of different things happen and it turns into a begrudging friendship, which turns into actual friendship, which turns into more. And it was, you know, writing the evolution of enemies to lovers, which is something that I hadn’t done before really, and integrating different aspects of their situation and being roommates and living in such close quarters and, like, what constitutes that kind of relationship too, especially while you do not like each other and then as friends, and then, you know, once you’re more intimate as well. So that was, like, a whole encompassing aspect of the story itself. Jeff: And now, it sounds even more delightful than when I read the blurb. Aidan: Okay. Good. I had a lot of fun. I like my stories, which is, you know, a fun thing to be able to say because a lot of them I think, just kind of get defined as ‘fun’. There are obviously elements of angst and stuff and, you know, negativity that happens, but I have fun, you know, writing them. I hope that people have fun reading them. Jeff: What got you into writing and M/M romance in particular? Aidan: Well, I’ve always been a storyteller. My dad also, when we were kids, he would make up bedtime stories. We got read to a lot too, but he would make them up. So I grew up with the elements of imagination as something that you could play with and figuring out different elements of what characters could do. Really, you know, being totally honest, fan fiction. I was really, really interested in “Elfquest” as a kid. It is a fantasy novel by Wendy and Richard Penny. And man, I was an “Elfquest” fan. I read and actually own, I’ve collected almost all of the books and volumes and made up as a tiny little 9-year-old, self-inserts in my head as being an elf with such and such power, and being part of that self-insert stuff. And as I got into more media growing up, I really enjoyed reading and writing fan fiction because it was a way to interact with something that I enjoyed so much past where the media itself went. And sometimes things happen that you didn’t like. So you could make them better by writing it yourself or reading it by other people who did a good job or further exploring the world that had already been created with characters you already liked. And from there, it was kind of like, “Oh, I could do this with my own characters and make whatever I want to happen, happen. What? Oh.” And the kickoff was when I was, I don’t know, like, 15, I participated in my first NaNoWriMo and that was the first, like, write a lot of words and also write them really quickly. So you can’t think too much about what you were doing, you know, “wrong.” I wrote 50,000 words in the 30 days. And man, I still have it and it really portrays what I was into, what I was learning, and what I was experimenting with as a 15-year-old because it is a lot of stuff. And I really enjoyed doing that and I kind of just kept at it. And eventually, I had a friend who I really admired, Mina MacLeod, who was also a writer that I was friends with at the time. And she talked about an anthology and encouraged me to also, you know, submit a story, a piece, and I did. And we both got in and I still have the copy of the book, but we’re both in the anthology, both me and this writer that I really admire. And, like, that was really cool. And from there, I went, “Oh, wait, publishing is possible, that this is a thing that actually can happen to, like, real human people as opposed to just authors who are these untouchable people on pedestals.” So my next book that I wrote was written with publishing in mind. That was “Loud and Clear.” And it was technically my first original, original piece. Speaking of smooshing everything together at once, that book is about a man who is so dyslexic, he is essentially illiterate and a businessman who has a stutter so bad that he is a selective mute, falling in love and entering into a relationship. So you got someone who can’t read and someone who communicates through writing and I was like, “Let’s just make this as complicated for myself as possible. That’s a good idea.” But, you know. Jeff: Yeah. For a first book, you took on a lot there. Aidan: You know, it suffers from an overuse of italics, but it’s still something that I really appreciate that I did as a writer. I really like it. I had a lot of people really like the fact that I, you know, portrayed people that way, and of course, it does focus on non-normative people with disabilities and challenges in, you know, typical normal society. The illiteracy was actually based on a friend of mine who is illiterate. His dyslexia is so bad, he is effectively illiterate. He’s also an engineer. So, you know, it doesn’t stop you. It doesn’t have to stop you as long as you have the right elements and encouragement and resources. And that’s what a lot of people do struggle with. Like, he had to be homeschooled because his school that his parents had put him in originally were like, “We don’t know what to do with this child.” So being homeschooled allowed him to learn and actually grow and actually learn. Jeff: I have a suspicion a little bit where this next question at least will go a little bit given the “Elfquest” things, but what authors and genres do you tend to read? Aidan: Basically everything, but gore horror to be honest. I really enjoy contemporary pieces. I like fantasy. I really like nonfiction. I love learning stuff. This is probably not a surprise considering my need for research, my favorite author in the entire world is Terry Pratchett. That probably will never change. The man was absolutely brilliant and his ability to tell stories, and well-rounded characters, and development in plot, and his care in structure, and how he’s able to tie things up neatly with, you know, no questions except for like, what could happen next? He’s absolutely amazing. I really admire him. If I like a tenth of his ability to just, like, story weave, I’d be content in my ability to create. One of the other authors I really enjoy, he’s a very lesser known author, but Barry Hughart. He wrote “Bridge of Birds.” That is a Chinese fantasy mythology story, which basically happens in a historical China, but is written as if mythology was real. And he’s also, like, a very unknown and should be more known author for what he’s able to do with creativity. Other books that I appreciate, I enjoy a lot of Tamora Pierce’s work, especially the “Keladry” series because I really enjoyed her portrayal of a woman, a girl growing up and wanting to be a knight and fighting and dealing with a lot of the prejudices that come from, you know, girls trying to do anything that boys like to do. So, those pieces and she also is essentially…she’s written as not really interested in amorous connections, so to speak, and Tamora Pierce did end up saying that she did write her as asexual even though she didn’t, like, really know the term at the time. So that was really appreciated. Oh, that dovetailed a lot. M/M romance, yes, okay. There is a lot of het romance out there and that’s fine, you know, it’s got a market for a reason. It can be very well done. Me personally, it’s done by other people well and I gravitated more towards queer characters. M/M romance was easier for me to write because it was easier for me not necessarily to identify with the characters, but write about them in ways I wanted to, you know, with gentler portrayals and different effects. I wouldn’t say that I particularly write, like, alpha man male sort of things because it’s not really something that appeals to me personally as an author or as a person. I like people who are settled into themselves and know who they are and may be confident, maybe inconfident. For instance, in “Play it Again,” Dovid is a very confident individual who knows who he is and is really happy with himself. And Sam is much shyer and he’s wracked with anxiety all the time. But they’re both human. I like portraying clear people as human and I think that’s why I gravitated towards it first. I’m not super sure why I write M/M mostly. It’s just because it is a little bit easier for me to…I guess, it does come back to identification. I’ve written one…I have one published female-centric romance, which I do really like. It’s called “Making Love,” which I think is one of my favorite titles ever. It’s about a succubus and cupid falling in love. I was very proud of that, and it’s adorable. It’s very cute, it’s very loving, it’s really soft. And Carla, the cupid is just, like, made of cotton candy and love, sweet, and is really happy and bubbly. And Leeta, the succubus, is kind of cool and had reason to put up a lot of walls. Carla melts her heart and it’s so cute. It’s very silly, a lot of my reviews were like, “It’s cute, but cheesy.” And I’m like, “Yes, that was exactly what I was doing.” It’s called “Making Love,” what were you expecting? And then, same thing with “Stage Presents,” both the main characters are female. Dana is trans. I really enjoy portraying again, like, different aspects and different facets of queer people being human. They make coffee and they’re grumpy, and they might have disabilities or other challenges in life. And they also like stuff and are bad at things, and aren’t just, like, one cutout of a representation that, you know, people have one idea about. I like character-driven stories. Queer people deserve happy endings too. That’s the other thing. Jeff: Yeah. Absolutely on that one for sure. So we know “Stage Presents” is coming up here soon. What else is coming for you this year? Aidan: Well, I’ve mentioned it briefly, I have a short story that I had been kind of working on off and on. I was calling it “Baker Story” on Twitter and I did name it “Not So Cookie-Cutter” or something terrible like that because every single one of my titles…you may or may not know this, every single one of my titles are puns or play on words because I’m ridiculous and I love it. Yeah. So the book, “Bakery Story,” is called “Not So Cookie-Cutter.” I’m probably going to release it around October. It’s about two POC characters, which I did get sensitivity readers for because that was important to me. Jerel who is a baker at like, a cafe/coffee shop and Rafi who is a client who falls in love with Jerel’s pumpkin cheesecake essentially, and romance. They’re cute, it’s cute. One of my favorite things about the story is Rafi uses a wheelchair and Jerel is so smitten by Rafi that he doesn’t notice for, like, two chapters because Rafi is sitting down when he’s, you know, at the cafe and Jerel is just like, “Oh, my gosh, this handsome, amazing human being who is talking to me, like, he thinks I’m cute, okay.” And then, like, when Rafi actually, like, moves in front of him and he rolls away, Jerel’s like, “Oh, my God. I’m an idiot. This is fine. I’m an idiot.” So… Jeff: Nice. That will be one to look forward to this fall. Aidan: Yeah. I think, you know, it’s cute, cute and dumb. That’s kind of my mode. Jeff: What’s the best way for everyone to keep up with you online? Aidan: Twitter is mostly what I use, @aidanwayne is my Twitter handle, user name thing, and that’s primarily where I am. I have a website too and if you go to my website, there’s an option to sign up for my mailing list and mailing list is kind of how I send out information about releases to people. But I don’t like inundate people with mail. It’s just like, “I have a release, yay. Here it is, yay.” Jeff: Cool. We will link to those as well as all of the great stuff that we’ve talked about in this interview. Aidan: Cool. Jeff: Aidan, thank you so much for hanging out with us. It has just been a delight talking to you. Aidan: Yeah. Absolutely. Thank you for having me. Again, I’m ridiculous. So I appreciate being able to be ridiculous on a podcast. That’s cool. And, yeah, this was a lot of fun. Thank you so much. Book Reviews Here’s the text of this week’s book reviews: Seriously Horny (Redneck Unicorns #1) by Piper Scott & Susi Hawke and Dangerously Horny (Redneck Unicorns #2) by Piper Scott & Susi Hawke. Reviewed by Will.Seriously Horny Unicorn shifter Isaiah is pure white trash. How do we know? We’re introduced to him as he’s settling in for the evening, in his trailer with a bottle of his pappy’s moonshine – but he’s also an expert tracker. He’s tasked with finding a missing teenage dragon shifter. He runs into the kid’s college age brother, Eric, an irresistible dragon omega. They go to search together for Eric’s brother. One night, in a motel room they give in to their desire, and trust me, the scene lives up to the book’s title. Eric has the power of second sight, kind of like Faye Dunaway in Eyes of Laura Mars, and he ‘sees’ where his brother lays injured. Isaiah and Eric find him and bring him back to the dragon compound where he can heal from his injuries. Eric is with child after his night with Isaiah, and months later we find our heroes happily in love with the beginnings of a new family. In Dangerously Horny, Unicorn shifter Bo Luke finally gets up the nerve to tell Mitch just how he feels. But broken-down dragon is a less than ideal match for someone so young. The rejection hits Bo Luke hard and he runs off, straight into the clutches of a crazed woman who has uncovered the secret of the unicorn clan, and desperately wants to touch Bo Luke’s horn – and yes, that euphemism means exactly what you think it means. Mitch and some of his dragon buddies are sent to find Bo Luke. They rescue him and subdue his kidnapper. Because this is a paranormal shifter Mpreg romance, omega Bo Luke finds himself in an uncomfortable situation, and alpha Mitch is the only one who can scratch his particular itch. They fuck and it’s hot and amazing and (of course) totally magical. Mitch’s misgivings were unfounded, they are now fated mates. While waiting for their child to be born, Bo Luke’s stalker escapes custody and attempts to kidnap her unicorn obsession once more. In an action sequence that I thought was particularly bad-ass, Mitch and the entire dragon clan literally reign down fire upon her, rescuing Bo Luke once again. The story wraps up with a hilarious scene in which our heroes experience a very memorable wedding/birthday. The covers of these books tell you everything you need to know. The hot cover models clue you into the sexy times ahead, while the titles, which are decidedly camp, tell you that these romances also about the humor – humor with heart. I loved both of these stories and think they’re a fantastic way to kick off the new series. While ‘Redneck Unicorns’ is a continuation of the author’s previous dragon series, they stand alone just fine.

YOU HEAR BIG GIRLS ~ ATTACK ON TITAN PODCAST Chapter 115: “Support” …Well this was a weird chapter.  From the aftermath of the explosion to the PATHS Dimensions, Zeke goes on quite a ride and we're on it along with him.  We've invited u/Qrowin-Shitposts from Reddit's Cast of the Titans podcast along with /u/_puppet_@reikukaja to join in the discussion of chapter 115.   Discussion time stamps 00:02:04 - Thoughts on when the series will end 00:13:17 - Is Levi still alive and does he have a place in the story moving forward 00:21:38 - Character favorability rating this chapter - Levi and Floch 00:26:27 - Was Eren genuine talking to Zeke 00:34:32 - With all the recent focus on Zeke, how do you feel about him now? 00:37:29 - Pieck discussion 00:45:37 - Onyonkapon Discussion 00:47:24 - Flock's bad shot 00:49:42 - Mpreg titan, PATHSm, Zeke's post resurrection mindset, and the confirmation that Eren will control the power 00:58:33 - Reiner Bert flashback 01:03:28 - Gabi discussion 01:07:26 - Predictions for next month 01:11:32 - Discussion of the "See you later Eren" girl 01:15:23 - Break 01:15:58 - Season 3 news and discussion 01:26:41 - Game Expansion announcement 01:30:40 - QA: Where are Porco and Reiner? 01:34:10 - QA: Are warrior parents aware of the 13 year lifespan 01:35:00 - QA: "Zeke and the Zesus Christ" symbolism 01:38:31 - QA: Will Pixis agree with the euthansia plan? 01:41:18 - Thank you to our guests and ending  Links for this episode: Chapter 115 poll results: https://snkpolls.tumblr.com/post/183597302202/ A Cast on Titan podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5eVF9Wc3I5IRvZ8Xru0rWA   The YHBG podcast is also available on Youtube, Stitcher, Spotify and iTunes. If you enjoy our content and would like to help offset costs, please consider supporting us on Kofi or Patreon.

A shitty punk-ish companion song for next week's bonus episode/TBIL episode one, from around the same time I recorded the initial review (summer 2017). Sung from Zuko's perspective, obviously. Two other songs were released with this one on Bandcamp, "Fiyah Beats For Dayz" and "Mpreg," available here:https://wenchicusthoticusthebarislow.bandcamp.com/album/hiatus-bonus-fuck-you-dad-and-other-such-songs

Fanfics read: Snow (by Monik-chanlove) Desire (by DarkRiku0) Readers: Stevo, David, Val, Shawn So, full disclosure: I have never attempted to watch more than 20 seconds of a PewDiePie video ever. I don't care enough to. And I don't know who this Cry-character is that's also apparently a YouTuber. But we tried to read an MPREG fanfiction about them! Snow, which was apparently run through some kind of translator, goes full-daytime-soap on us before we switched over to the hottest Kairi X Kairi(?) fanfic we've read on a Wednesday night in February of 2019! That's not saying much though. I honestly can't tell if Desire fizzled or sizzled because I'm currently filled with 19 different variants of Xehanort and at least two Soras. To grab the fanfics and more, go to https://www.fridaynightfanfiction.com/2019/02/15/season-8-episode-3-cosmic-dangles-my-mathematical-harem/

If you participate in fandom, then you probably have some awareness of how people obsess over queer relationships and often horribly misportray them. But why is that? What leads fanfiction writers and other content producers to fetishize gay identities, whether they know they're doing it or not? Let's find out, because there are answers. Topics covered: 5:28 Fandom and shipping: What shipping is, why we love it, and how it can be good 11:40 Why we ship gay men: male overrepresentation, female underrepresentation, and toxic masculinity 15:40 Gender roles: how queer relationships and straight relationships differ 20:30 Misportrayals of gay relationships: the crimes of straight female fanfiction authors 25:10 Internalized misogyny: an explanation for the fetishization of queer identities 30:00 Mpreg: how it can both support and subvert gender roles and heteronormativity 35:18 Omegaverse: fetishistic mpreg on steroids and how it reflects rape culture 39:35 Case study: a fanfiction about Katara and Ozai from Avatar: The Last Airbender and what it says about how straight people view gender roles and relationships (NOTE: Many of the assumptions I made about this author that turned out to be untrue. I would recommend disregarding the conclusions I made that are specific to this fic, though they still may apply in a more general sense to fandom and culture.)43:49 Closing thoughts: self-awareness

This episode is exactly what it sounds like, but there are still some lessons it can teach us about responsibility, family planning, moral subjectivism, hiring competent security, taking advice from war criminals, not riding into battle while goddamn pregnant, and plenty more. Though it's not very graphic, it's plenty off-putting, and even more baffling.

The guys wish everyone a very happy Hanukkah. New patrons Kim, Thomas, Mia and Christine are welcomed. Listeners are reminded they can watch the live recording of the podcast on Sunday morning around 8:30am PT on the show's Facebook page. The upcoming hiatus at The Novel Approach is discussed. Jeff talks about last week's Audio Assault (Codename: Winger #3) release as well as the audiobook he recorded for his Christmas short, A Very Winger Christmas. He also reminds everyone they can still enter the giveaway that's part of the Audio Assault blog tour, through Tuesday, December 4. Will reviews His Christmas Sweater by C.M. Valencourt and A Kiss Before Christmas by A.E. Ryecart. Jeff & Will team up to review Fred & Ginger by Isobel Starling. Jeff talks about Ben's Bakery and the Hanukkah Miracle by Penelope Peters and Pretty Pretty Boys by Gregory Ashe. Jeff & Will welcome Silvia Violet to discuss her new release, Painfully Attractive, which is book four in the Love and Care series. They also discuss Silvia's upcoming MPREG series, Trillium Creek as well as how she got started in m/m romance, who her author influences are and what's coming up for Silvia next year. Complete shownotes for episode 165 are at BigGayFictionPodcast.com.

In EPISODE 9, our heroes watch Season 1 Episode 10 - Fire and Blood. Join us as we lament our recent losses and find a way to mourn (and explain the sudden appearance of dragons). In our Advice to the Lovelorn, we discuss voyeuristic tendencies and how to handle a tough breakup. At last we find ourselves down the rabbithole of internet MPREG illustrations. Please don't ask. Covering Game of Thrones Season 1 Episode 10 - S01E10 Reach us at inthelionsdenpodcast@gmail.com

New information can and does change the perspective of a self-actualized human being. We're gonna talk about it.Surrogate by Seekergeek(Un)covered by rageprufrockSweet Memories by KaylaFear Us by JoshLamont (Hufflepuff Sort) http://keiramarcos.com/chat-room/

This week we talk about the Kim K's visit the white house and Drakes black face drama! Do we excuse his stupidnes? Or do we cancel him all together? 13 reasons why has a new season and Sons of Anarchy can have our babies. Mpreg anyone? (jk) Listen to this week's episode to hear what we have to say.  We give you weekly pop culture updates you didn't ask for. Our CastBox channel: castbox.fm/channel/id1291766?country=us Instagram: @fangirlstlkshit @whos.that.grrrl @joachriso Twatter: @FangirlsTlkShit

Norwegian black metal mpreg fanfiction. Yes, you read that right.

Come one, come all, gather 'round and listen as Kera and Steve read and discuss stories tagged mpreg (That's male pregnancy for you newbies) from a myriad of fandoms such as Death Note, Pokemon, Black Butler, WWE, One Piece, Supernatural and maybe more I can't remember. Anyway. Join Kera, the wisened fanfiction veteran, and Steve, the loveable goof, as they wade through unintentionally bad, gross, and hilarious fanfic on this comedy podcast. Like always, there is explicit content not meant for most adults, let alone children (I mean, c'mon, it's about MPREG). You've been warned.

Mpreg is a term that means "male pregnancy". And if you know that, you've been on the internet for too long. But you're in good company, because we're gonna spend the longest hour of our lives finding out what mpreg means, what people who are into mpreg fantasize about, and what exactly they think is so sexy about the whole thing. This episode, I shouldn't need to tell you, is very very gross. You should know that going in. This week, The F Plus enters the Pregnancy Olympics.

Today's episode covers the latest rumblings in the world of Kickstarter, and the plethora of trailers bursting out of the Tokyo Game Show. Also, a few more thoughts on Destiny are shared.

Episode 76 of PotterFicWeekly has been released! In tonight’s episode of PotterFicWeekly, our hosts discuss Chapters 39 through the Outtakes of Backward with Purpose, by Deadwoodpecker, proving once again that our hosts can and will, when given the opportunity, turn something totally benign into a confusing mess, monologue incessantly and gossip like old women. Some […]