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The boys get into Ye's White Lives Matter moment, drinking and not drinking, and the most honest nuanced perfected take on the film Bros and the Billy Eichner discourse surrounding its release and box office failure. 

The boys get into interviewing for jobs you don't want, Nick's unforeseen sugar daddy moment, intentionally getting yourself kicked off grindr, Gucci combating the Gizmo erasure, upcoming films we're excited to see, Billy Eichner and Rachel Leigh Cook's faux undesirability, championing Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar's marriage, social infantilization and canceling risk. 

The boys get into filming yourself having sex, the hyper-capitalism of OnlyFans, no PrEP in Texas, missing Craigslist's "missed connections", the consequences of fake sex workers, and your friends mentioning your ex.

The boys get into Brennan's recent rape, Lana Del Rey's most graceful moment at the gas station, average body type, cuffing season's waning relevance, the neoliberal Marsha P. Johnson, the Christian autumn girl, fighting about student loan forgiveness, and millennials' obsession with authenticity. 

Glenn Belverio, aka Glenna Orgasm, stops by to discuss his wildly popular 90's Manhattan Cable Access show "Glennda and Friends".  We get into the neoliberal sentiment of Drag Race and Ru, his close friendship with Camille Paglia, gay 90s NYC activism, porn then and now, neoliberal parents, his time with Bruce LaBruce and Alexis Arquette, Gen Z social conservatism and sex positivity, trans as homophobic, knowing Larry Kramer, ACT UP, sex, sex, and sex. 


Glenn's insta: @glennbelverio
Glenn's videos: https://vdb.org/artists/glenn-belverio
Glenn's published diaries: https://grandjournal.net/glennda-orgasm/

The boys get into the language around monkeypox, ending the culture war, breaking our patterns, our relationship to our desires, wanting to not be cool, no more vibe shifts, and Twitter's newly founded homophobia. 

The boys get into Dean vs Brando vs Newman, the new Claire Denis Both Sides of the Blade, social anxiety, having beautiful friends, Jim Parsons as Capote, and the annoyingness of Ethan Hawke. 

The boys discuss the death of Brennan's hookup-turned-friend, being happy, wanting to die and wanting to live, suicide, consent and gay sex, meeting flings IRL, hating the summer (loving the fall), degrading moral sex, wanting to be right, meeting boys at the public pool, and sex as the great ego equalizer. 

The boys get into crushing on straight boys, grappling with sex addiction, identity in the wake of diagnosis, not having gay male friends, confessional sex exploits, men ousted from culture, the excuse that is monkeypox, gays as scapegoats, believing bisexuals, emotional masochism, and taming your fantasies. 

The boys get into Adam Lehrer's piece  on crypto transgression and Euphoria, Angela Nagle's piece on Kate Bush's revival and personality, morality and controversy in art, the O'Flahtery's sidewalk party/group show/open call fabulous debacle, and closing NYC bars earlier.