FOF #1464 – Change is Coming
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In the years since we started podcasting, a lot has changed about how we think of gay men’s health and sexuality.
Join us today as we walk down memory lane with Jim Pickett to look back at the live podcast forums we’ve done together and the life lessons we’ve learned.
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ohhh How much I love listen to Jim… such a smart, funny, delicious hot muffin of a man! Congrats guys on the site and all… lots of success with the new format! kisses
Another amazing podcast delivering a quality of education and information that you can’t find anywhere else. THANK YOU guys for keeping us informed and entertained!
I wanted to thank FOF for exposing me to The Boys In The Band (the movie mentioned in this episode). It was truly a hidden gem. Thank you so much for mentioning it. It is now by far one of my favorite gay movies and probably will be for a very long time.
I enjoyed the movie the first time I saw it in college in a film studies class, but it made me sad how little emotionally a lot of gay men had grown 30 years later.
Great show, I think the generation gap is still a big problem within the gay community. I have older gay friends and love to talk to them and appreciate to get sometimes helpful advices from them. I find it quite boring to be always around people about my age. Maybe because I grew up with two older brothers who are more than 10 years older than me, around Marc’s and Fausto’s age. It is a shame that gays who are still fighting for acceptance, tolerance and their place in the society can be so intolerant sometimes when it comes to having much younger or older friends.
It was great being on the show once again. Glad people liked it. MWAHHHHHHHH.