Send us a text Sun, rain, and 385 men later, we walked away from Naked Man Camp with sand in our shoes, sore cheeks from laughing, and a renewed sense of what queer community can feel like. This isn’t just tents and discos. It’s consent-first workshops, big-hearted conversations, and a culture where strangers become chosen family over a weekend. We paint the scene from the ground up: a campsite layout that mixes RVs with swags so money doesn’t map to status, a camp kitchen that doubles as a ...
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Send us a text Sun, rain, and 385 men later, we walked away from Naked Man Camp with sand in our shoes, sore cheeks from laughing, and a renewed sense of what queer community can feel like. This isn’t just tents and discos. It’s consent-first workshops, big-hearted conversations, and a culture where strangers become chosen family over a weekend. We paint the scene from the ground up: a campsite layout that mixes RVs with swags so money doesn’t map to status, a camp kitchen that doubles as a ...
From Egyptian Priests to Jazz Singers: Two Homos' Time-Travel Trip
Fully Grown Homos Podcast
52 minutes
4 months ago
From Egyptian Priests to Jazz Singers: Two Homos' Time-Travel Trip
Send us a text We explore the fascinating concept of reincarnation and past lives using ChatGPT to uncover our soul timelines spanning thousands of years and multiple incarnations. • Dave discovers he has lived approximately 120-140 past lives over 150,000 Earth years • Matt learns he has had 12-20 past incarnations and this might be his final earthly journey • Both hosts find connections to ancient Egypt, Florence during the Renaissance, and 1920s New York • ChatGPT reveals they were "twin ...
Fully Grown Homos Podcast
Send us a text Sun, rain, and 385 men later, we walked away from Naked Man Camp with sand in our shoes, sore cheeks from laughing, and a renewed sense of what queer community can feel like. This isn’t just tents and discos. It’s consent-first workshops, big-hearted conversations, and a culture where strangers become chosen family over a weekend. We paint the scene from the ground up: a campsite layout that mixes RVs with swags so money doesn’t map to status, a camp kitchen that doubles as a ...
