COPY: Real Housewife of New York Leah McSweeney joins the guys to explain why joining the cast has changed her POV on gay dudes, and why both George W. Bush and Ramona Singer have left her feeling "politically homeless." Then, the guys explore The Riddle Scale, which measures an eight-point spectrum of homophobia. Plus, which foods are ideal for bottoms and why does that question make Brent light-headed? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

COPY: Real Housewife of New York Leah McSweeney joins the guys to explain why joining the cast has changed her POV on gay dudes, and why both George W. Bush and Ramona Singer have left her feeling "politically homeless." Then, the guys explore The Riddle Scale, which measures an eight-point spectrum of homophobia. Plus, which foods are ideal for bottoms and why does that question make Brent light-headed? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

COPY:&nbsp;Real Housewife of New York&nbsp;Leah McSweeney joins the guys to explain why joining the cast has changed her POV on gay dudes, and why both George W. Bush and Ramona Singer have left her feeling "politically homeless." Then, the guys explore The Riddle Scale, which measures an eight-point spectrum of homophobia.&nbsp;Plus, which foods are ideal for bottoms and why does that question make Brent light-headed? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="noopener noreferrer">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Leah McSweeney

Although ​performing ​stand-up comedy ​was what initially united ​Eliot, Brent, and H. Alan over 10 years ago​, it’s their ​openness ​(​and ​sense of humor) about feeling ​totally ​lost ​and disconnected from the gay community that’s truly bonded them. ​On YMIW, ​Eliot, Brent and H. Alan get down and dirty, exploring the ​good, bad, and ugly ​tropes of contemporary gay life, often the stuff that no one -- especially ​​​straight people -- discuss for fear of being labeled homophobic. (Don’t worry. ​They’ll do that for you.) Each episode features ​a special guest ​-​- comedians, humorists, musicians, influencers, film/TV writers, journalists, politicians, etc. - as well as allies, enemies, and acquaintances from all backgrounds and professions, not just those in the public eye. And as white​, urban-dwelling ​gay ​dudes in their ​thirties, Eliot, Brent and H. Alan​ check their own privilege at the door, eager to ​instead explore what life looks ​for those not afforded the same concessions.

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