Dean and John are back for seasons four! It’s been a productive break including a name change for one of the hosts. From Britney to Colton Haynes and Daddy lovers, the guys take a crack at getting back into the swing of things. Stay tuned for more to come. And hear an original song inspired by Orlando and the current issues facing all minority communities today.

It’s been almost a week and Dean has been struggling to figure what he would say to you this week. There are no words that will make things better, will change what has happened, or will take the pain away. But he still believes in hope. He wants to share a story about erasure and invisibility from his past that is tied up with a song called “Elegy” composed by William Payn. He’s mastered a live performance of the Andante Handbell Choir performing the song last year so you can hear it for yourself. But please make sure you check out the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X69PUdjyzFc

Also go watch Brendan John deliver his message from the end of the podcast as well: https://youtu.be/jWzC6XmR300

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Dean and Brendan take a road trip! Deep in the urban jungle they sit down with Betty Swallows, a new, but quickly rising, Drag performer to talk about the important things. Heels. Sex. And cute boys. Sadly there’s negativity surrounding drag, and as Ru Paul noted in a recent interview, no matter how popular shows like Drag Race become, Drag itself will always be outside the mainstream, outside the normal. So Dean and Brendan get it straight from the queen’s own mouth. From dating guys, to drag chasers, to what happens when you get turned on while tucked, Betty Swallows lays it all down for us. She also talks about the perceived anti-masculinity and downright rejection some gay men have for those who do drag. And finally, Dean postulates more “athletic” uses for heels and sex, as well as fesses up to what’s on his Pinterest boards.

Don’t forget to check out Mine, Brendan’s new song: https://youtu.be/rgS41OZAlRQ

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It’s just Dean today! Brendan John is taking the week off after finishing his single and getting ready to promote it. Dean starts off by sharing why the podcasts started in the first place as he looks back on the previous 3 years. How we are all part of the “cast” that is Gay Sex Cast. And why he wants to continue doing the podcast even though he’s shifting into new things himself. Next he tells a small behind the scenes tale involving Rocco Steele and his very famous member. But it’s not just a big dick story, it’s part of why Dean’s making something like HouseBoys in the first place. And he finishes off by trying to figure out why it’s so surprising to everyone that most people aren’t 100% gay or straight, and that yes, there are in fact a lot of bisexuals, and in general a lot of people who have some form of attraction to multiple genders.

Don’t forget to look for “Mine” next week on all the streaming services.

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Did you know that Utah wants to ban porn on mobile devices? This is brought to you by the same people who have declared porn a “public health crisis,” you know, like the stuff you catch at the airport and HIV. Brendan, Jaxon and Dean try to first figure out exactly how this magical feat will be enacted. Even entire governments, like the UK, have had no luck actually banning porn. Porn companies can’t even stop piracy, and there is more free porn uploaded to the web everyday. But apparently if Apple can serve dick pics in butt-fuck Idaho, they must be able to stop porn in an entire state. Right?

So after the guys get done banning porn, they decide to tackle the very friendly, very simple question of foreskin. Some guys have it, some guys don’t, and it depends a lot on where and when you were born. You get to learn the exact shape and skin size of each of our lovely hosts as they debate whether infant circumcision is a good thing, whether all circumcision should be banned, and just how sensitive Jaxon’s new dick head is.

Don’t forget to check out @BrendanJohnMusic on Instagram to keep up to date on “Mine” and see all the sexy sneak peeks.

And catch @JaxonRadoc on Twitter to learn when his album is coming out, as well as ample examples of his very nicely recreated foreskin.

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Why the fuck are we even here? It boggles the mind, and we even tried to do a show right after the bill in South Carolina passed, but the recording crapped out on us. Dean hoped it would be different, but it’s getting worse as more and more states are considering or trying to pass discrimination into law based on fear mongering and by attacking vulnerable individuals, and women in general, and using bathrooms to do it. We usually don’t get too political on the show, but sometimes, especially as the pride season approaches, we have to call bullshit on bullshit when it’s going on. But not to worry, Brendan got naked (a lot) this week. He and Dean talk about the campaign for his new single, which is about taking a good hard look at yourself both emotionally and physically. The #BeMine campaign kicks off next week, and you can get your chance to be silly and also remember what it’s like when you’re starting to do the things with someone, but you don’t have a fucking clue what it’s all about. Is he or isn’t he? Will she or won’t she? For all those times that you didn’t know if your fuck-buddies, dating, or just friends with some late night perks, that’s where the new song hits home.

Keep your eyes and ears peeled to @TheBrendanJohn on Twitter for more sneak peeks, more cheeky (sometimes butt cheeky) pics, and snippets of the song he and Dean have been working on with the amazing producer Kyan Alexxander.

Don’t forget to check out our Patreon account and help us continue to make this amazing, fun show every week for you.

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It’s finally happened, Jaxon Radoc has made his first appearance as a semi-regular co-host alongside Brendan John and Dean Sage. They cover a spectrum of recent topics, all related to showing off our true colors and perhaps being more ourselves even when others try to keep that from happening. Even though she’s faced defeats and road blocks in court, Kesha with producer Zedd have a released a single ahead of her tour which is set to kick off in a few weeks and hit Pittsburgh Pride early on. The guys give their own examples of having issues with larger organizations and Dean makes a point that we all need to help stop predatory practices in every industry, not just Music and Porn. And that you vote with your money. Also, Colton Haynes has made a public statement confirming his sexuality the week after we talked about his situation on the Podcast. It wasn’t so much that he needed to “come out” or not, but that he and many other men and women are asked to hide who they are in order to get roles and jobs, and that kind of thing needs to stop. Finally, because WeHo has decided that Pride is actually just a big Music Festival, the guys debate whether the classic things like mostly naked twinks and public displays of all aspects of the gay culture are becoming a thing of the past, or if Pride still needs to exist with all it’s glorious, semi-naked bits alongside the music and Drag Queens and parades.

 

Don’t miss an exclusive clip of “Mine” Brendan’s new single due out next month. Catch it near the end of the episode. And look forward to Jaxon’s new website as well.

Brendan John: @TheBrendanJohn

Jaxon Radoc: @JaxonRadocXXX

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Who exactly are these people making rules on what we can wear? Is there a committee? Can we go to a meeting or something? So Madonna wore a very complex, intricate, and revealing design to the Met Gala this week, and unsurprisingly, people got offended and upset. Brendan and Dean try to break down what the big deal was, and ultimately agree with Madonna herself that it’s pretty silly to try to define what people can and can’t wear, especially when they’re saying it because she’s a woman, and she isn’t nineteen. Once that is out of the way, the pair dive into the real theme of this year’s Met Gala…bondage. We’re not sure which “machine” the creators were referring to, but there was so many harness, latex, rubber and bondage on display, the guys are pretty sure what “machine” they’re thinking about. But is the use of fetish in fashion a source of freedom, or it is part of the hyperfsexualiation of women and even to some degree gay men?

Don’t forget to catch up on GSC Rewind (https://youtu.be/HjrMmOPK5Mw) and look for a new episode next week!

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You all have been twitting and chatting and we’ve been listening. Brendan and Dean respond to two listener questions/topics this week, and can’t wait to do that more often. The idea of twinks is slowly losing meaning, but there will always be smoother, younger, gay men who either choose to, or just are more feminine than others. The first question was whether “fem twinks” should ever have beards. Body hair is an interesting topic for Brendan and Dean. They both have a love hate relationship with it themselves, and for Brendan it can be a turn on in others. From permanent hair removal to Brendan’s butt, the two figure out where and why body hair falls into sex and sexuality. Then they tackle what happens when you’re done promoting or selling your body and your sexuality. A lot of porn stars and others who have used their physical attractiveness to make money when young try to forget it when they are older. Colton Haynes is just one of many mainstream examples of someone doing a photoshoot early on and then regretting it or being embarrassed by it later. But why is this still a thing? Why does a teen-smexy shoot mean you can’t be an action hero or doing a gay makeup photo mean you can’t play a straight character? How is this still a thing?

Finally, we truly appreciate all your support and being our listeners for almost four years now. We’re launching a Patreon account today to let those of you who are able support us even more. We love what we do, but it takes time and money to keep the show on the air, and there’s so much more we would like to do with the concept and the hosts over time. Check out our page, see if any of the perks interest you and you can help us with our future goals, as well as keeping the show on the air every week. (And if you think of another present you’d like to have, let us know, we’re happy to add more perks as time goes on.)

And don’t forget to tweet Brendan @TheBrendanJohn!

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Why does James Franco cast straight me to play gay roles? What’s our obsession with drama and murder all about? Does anyone still know who Brent Corrigan is? Dean, Brendan and Dakota are back to look at the hype surrounding the new Bio Pic “King Cobra” which dramatizes the events surrounding the murder of Cobra Video producer Bryan Phillips. It’s a dramatic adaptation of the story, and is being noted for having the actors “push their sex scenes” past what was even in the script, a new trend in indie films. The guys break down why we watch reality shows and movies based on crimes. Why audiences may love to see straight men playing gay roles, as well as whether it’s about casting the right person, or casting someone that the studio thinks will make money. Finally they work through their dream on-screen pairings as well as what would make the hottest indie style sex scene ever.

Dakota’s Announcement Video: http://thesword.com/something-say-dakota-wolfe.html

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