Allen After Dark

Allen's latest mid-life crisis leads to a discussion about hair color, former classmates, sexual kinks, and the weird dreams he's been having lately.

The consequences of an erotic dream leads Allen to recall his youth when he was led to believe that simply being naked was a sin and other miscellaneous ridiculous notions that religion put into his head.

With the passage of new anti-LGBTQ legislation in Tennessee and a Supreme Court ruling against transgender members of the military, Allen jumps back up on the old soap box to lay down some hard truths to the community and provide a dose of reality while at the same time giving right-wing homophobes a piece of his mind.

Two strangers at happy hour spark this week's discussion about first impressions and the dangers of judging a book by its cover only to be interrupted by the timeless question:  does eating pineapple make your man shake taste better. 

Celebrating the 100th episode of Allen After Dark, Allen reflects on his life growing up as a gay kid in the bible belt and some of his favorite subjects he has discussed on the podcast.

A recent purchase of underwear leads Allen to discuss what makes him feel sexy and the rewards and challenges of being single. While musing about one of his favorite preferences, a certain pop star ends up in the conversation.

Peter. Maybe it's slang for a body part. Maybe it's the first name of a certain rabbit. Or maybe Allen is once again on his soap box ranting about hypocrites and their fake moral outrage.  A frightening incident at a local sports bar sparks a discussion about the actions you would take to protect and defend yourself.

Allen jumps on his soap box to challenge the chaos inflicted by the US federal government and issues a dire warning about the future and how it will affect the LGBTQ community.

An incident with a single, extremely long hair inspires this week's discussion of adjusting to an aging body and the challenges everyone must face as we age, leading to a debate on the advantages of being attractive.

Allen goes back in time to his first sexual experience and discusses the consequences of that first time encounter and the complexities of physical discovery.