Occasionally Funny

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In this episode, international cabaret icon Hans joins Sam at home in Adelaide and transforms him into a showgirl. Although the audio will still make you giggle because of how hilarious Hans is, this episode is very visual to give it a watch on our YouTube. 

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A lot has happened in the last week for Sam and Josh...

While Josh has reunited with another former lover, fallen ill and feared for his safety, Sam and boyfriend Ilia have reached a big new milestone and want to share the news. Plus, Sam also was lucky enough to attend a Hilary Duff Q&A event in Melbourne but sadly an incident on the plane there led to some drama surrounding the event. 

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As the invasion of Bogong moths continue to sweep Australia, Josh joins Sam at his home in Adelaide for this week’s episode and reveals the very random chain of extreme-OCD inspired events that occurred after a load of them made their way into his home…

Which leads to this week’s big question: Why does it feel shameful to pay for sex?

PS: Sorry the mics aren’t great at some parts this week, we were using the small clip ones as away from the studio in Sydney.

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After a decade in Australia, Josh finally visits Adelaide for the first time and Sam takes him on the most unconventional tour which documents the many heartbreaks of his life – and the battle he faced to accepting he was gay.

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Trigger warning: this episode discusses depression, suicidal ideation and self-harm. If you’re struggling with any of these topics, please speak to someone, seek help or call LIFELINE 13 11 14

After a bit of Back News that involves gay ghost hunting and breakfast-based drama, Josh revisits their recent mental health episode and shares something from this time last year he hasn’t been ready to share with anybody. Sam becomes tearful as the pair discuss how dark things were.

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Josh has recently started reading the viral male-male romance book series, Stolen Moments, and couldn't wait to share a few extracts with Sam. The book series is packed full of emotion, romance and, um, questionable sex scenes... KFC, anyone?

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Sam and Josh are both now back from Bali and share what happened on the rest of their trips after they went their separate ways. Let’s just say one of their vacations took a pretty unexpected turn which ended up with a spontaneous gay wedding….

The boys then start to talk age gap romances and the dynamics and financial differences that come with them.

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After Josh mentioned to Sam in the last episode he recently reunited with his ex-husband Stefano on Kyle Sandilands Live – here’s their full reunion as they both share how they feel after 11 months apart. Warning this does get a little. horny at times. We all have a “What If?” person, and this is Josh’s.

You can watch the Josh and Stefano series on Instagram here.

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This week the boys are in Bali as they talk Josh’s recent break up, Sam’s (kinda) fight with boyfriend Ilya and rejecting where you come from. Plus, they welcome their first ever guest, Josh’s travel buddy and Sydney radio legend Intern Pete, who chats getting catfished on Grindr by a fake masseur in Kuta…   

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Trigger warning: This episode discusses depression, self-harm and suicide.

Sam recently met up with Ged Kearney MP and other politicians from the Australian Federal Government to discuss raising greater awareness around mental health and how to help the younger generations. As Sam reflected on the meeting, him and Josh looked at their own mental health journeys and how they both very nearly became on of the sad statistics they’re talking about.

If you’re struggling call 13 11 14, Lifeline Australia offers free, 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention services to anyone in emotional distress or personal crisis.

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