From Beer Hall Putsch to an orgy of white supremacy...

Drew is a jack of many trades and a master of many more. It is my honest pleasure sharing our conversation with you as we discuss our current political landscape, the future of cities (maybe?), and the many covid vaccines.

Join Midori as she shares her insights. Driven by expression and an honest change maker (and one bar stool), artist, teacher, and (lucky me) a friend. Listen as we dive into expression (full, artistic, sexual), intersectionality (before it was called that), and change-makers (yes, you).

What can your mind do when it declutters? What is stopping you from feeling more comfortable in your own head? What about your career? Listen in as Chezy shares some trade truths about what stops us from being a better us.

Listen as Race shares insight and input on deep topics varying from the origin of his lust for knowledge and dancing to polyamory and affinity-spaces.

During COVID a friend posted a pic with Bobo-Bear's masks. Now these masks, and Bobo's art is sweeping the world. Listen in as we discuss Bobo's art, inspiration. Why Bobo chose to tone down the over sexualization that is usually found in gay art? How approachability, love, and smiles drives Bobo's mission? And another look at art during COVID.

They’ve got opinions! Ron and Andy take a refreshing dive into several COVID-19 quandaries as we all start to consider the post-pandemic future and how everyone this year is showing who they really are.

The entertainment industry is deconstructing to say the very least. Join Gary Thomas and yours truly in discussing all things entertainment and covid (with a dash of too much laughter and some gay)

Join James Girard and yours truly as we explore grief and it's relation to growth (and vice versa)

In this episode of Little Gay Guide, Ron and Jack discuss DJing in the age of COVID, how to blend sexy and up-lifting on the dancefloor, and gay nightclubbing.

In this Episode of "Two Jews", Ron and Matt assert: you don't get to 5781 without seeing some patterns! While they misbehave on Yom Kippur as "Terrible Jews" they also aim higher at nominating America's actually worst Jews in the "living" and "of all time" categories. Then, to take a further twist on the themes of Yom Kippur, they discuss the three "original sins" of the United States, and connect the dots in how some of the same mistakes keep recurring as long as we don't confront and get past them. You can't be forgiven if you don't understand how what you did was wrong in the first place, America! Like, subscribe, yadayadayada...

Two expats, two countries, two cities, one long friendship. And now, this conversation. Hope you enjoy.