Pearl August was one of the strong women I met and loved in my early New York days.  This is her story.

In everyone's life, there are decisions that impact on all else that comes after.  For this episode, Ken talks about the decision that has impacted the rest of his life-- his coming out.

Boys' Shirts 3 is two stories:  The Qualities of Silence, and Beards and Veils. You will learn that silence sounds different depending on context, and also--why men don't wear veils!

Ken regards Darrell as the Gold Standard for Stand-up men. They dated in the early 1980's in Oklahoma City, and this is their story!

This is a short tale of how decisions one makes can impact others. Authenticity is something I've chosen, and every now and then, I get confirmation that I've made the right choice.

One of my New York stories:  Patty is one of the many strong women who populate my life.  Stylish, intelligent, successful--she is what Barbie wanted to be when she grew up! With cameo appearances by Michelle Obama and Amanda Lepore! Music by Dat Oven.

Learn about the adventures of Ken, Pearl, Elka, and the black-sock-fetishists!

This episode chronicles one day in the late 1990's in San Francisco. This was the day that Ken knew that San Francisco had reached a tipping point. The central character is Carmel, the Mayor of Langton Alley.

Susan Weiss, and her husband George, were Ken's surrogate parents when he moved to San Francisco in 1981.  They were a glamorous couple who ran a famous jazz club called the Blackhawk in the Tenderloin during the 1950's and early 1960's.  Susan was Ken's fabulous Jewish Mother, and he adored her.  This is her story.

This episode details how Miss Ann lost a very valuable piece of her history after her wallet was stolen. in the process, Ken gets mashed on by a saggy stripper.