The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo (dir. Brian Jordan Alvarez) is an absurdist romp through the lives of several West Coast Gays(tm) as they navigate romantic relationships and busy lives as working actors. Join Hal, Autumn, and Z as they discuss the construct of marriage, the importance of setting healthy boundaries in relationships, and how in the motherfuck Malcom's eyes could possibly be that blue.

Thanks to EnoffMusic for our theme song.

Additional TW for this episode specifically: there is an ableist slur in this episode, and we talk about it. There's also a lot of drug talk.

Alternative titles for this episode include: "Sitting in the Bathtub Being Depressed", "Caleb Gallo's Cousin Marlin :)", "Nobody Has Any Weed".

The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo (dir. Brian Jordan Alvarez) is an absurdist romp through the lives of several West Coast Gays(tm) as they navigate romantic relationships and busy lives as working actors. Join Hal, Autumn, and Z as they discuss the true purpose of humanity (having ones tiddies out and eating fruit), the proper way to approach a couple for a threesome, and the definition of a poem.

Thanks to EnoffMusic for our theme song.

Additional TW for this episode specifically: the theme of this episode is "What is racism?". 

Alternative titles for this episode include: "Billy Busts It Down Sexual Style", "Len is Still a Rapper", and "Caleb Gallo Has a Story About a Bowl of Condoms".

The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo (dir. Brian Jordan Alvarez) is an absurdist romp through the lives of several West Coast Gays(tm) as they navigate romantic relationships and busy lives as working actors. Join Hal, Autumn, and Z as they discuss healthy polyamory, Dirty Dancing as a metaphor for throuples, and the fact that you should really talk to your boyfriend before you kiss your best friend.

Thanks to EnoffMusic for our theme song.

TW for this episode specifically, this episode is about infidelity.

Alternate titles for this episode include, "Billy's Right, Calebl's Wrong, Billy's High", "Motel Art and the Virgin Mary", and "Big Bent"

The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo (dir. Brian Jordan Alvarez) is an absurdist romp through the lives of several West Coast Gays(tm) as they navigate romantic relationships and busy lives as working actors. Join Hal, Autumn, and Z as they discuss this series' interest in deconstructing formative wokeness, process for converting to Catholicism, and all that beautiful foreshadowing.

We'd like to thank Enoff for our theme song; you can find his work over on EnoffMusic on Instagram.

Alternate titles for this episode include, "We Are All in Love with Mike Wake", "Defenestration Obligation" and "Throuple Foreshadowing".

Blanket content warning for this entire season: this is a show about microaggressions and sexual themes. These will be discussed. 

TW for this episode specifically, we talk a lot about drugs and impaired driving in the beginning 

The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo (dir. Brian Jordan Alvarez) is an absurdist romp through the lives of several West Coast Gays(tm) as they navigate romantic relationships and busy lives as working actors. In this first episode, join Hal, Autumn, and new host Z as try to figure out whether or not we're actually supposed to like any of these characters, and Autumn wonder what is going on.

Blanket content warning for this entire season: this is a show about microaggressions and sexual themes. These will be discussed. 

Alternate titles for this episode include: "Caleb Gallo is a Bad Person", "Being Straight is a Lot Like The Atlantic Ocean", and "Poser Jorts".

Oh, also this episode contains major spoilers for the series finale of How I Met Your Mother for some reason. Enjoy <3

Welcome to Okay But Is It Gay?, a podcast that's usually about gay movies you probably haven't heard of! We're bridging the gap between season 2 and and season 3 (coming this summer!) with a little dip into web series The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo (2016).

Join Hal, Autumn, and returning guest host Z as they try to figure out just what the deal is with this delightful little show!

A New York Christmas Wedding (2020), dir. Otoja Abit, is the story of a woman about to get married who gets the chance to see what her life would have been like had she her childhood best friend fallen in love. This chance is given to her by the Angel of Death for some reason.

Autumn, Hal, and special guest and the show's composer Terell discuss quantum physics, the ambiance of Christmas, and the proper way to execute a Catholic Mass on this week's episode of Okay, But Is It Gay?.

TW: this episode contains discussion of colorism, abortion, death of a parent, animal death, homophobia, religiously-motivated homophobia (specifically Catholic-motivated), public outing, lesbophobic slurs, and mentions of suicide. 

4th Man Out (2016), dir. Andrew Nackman, is the story of a gay man in upstate New York coming out to his childhood best friends, and then beginning to navigate the gay dating scene.

Autumn, Hal, and special guest Z, for whom this movie is very special, talk about masculinity, gender analysis, and the amazing potential this film squanders in this week's episode of Okay, But It It Gay?.

TW: This episode contains discussion of homophobia, religious based homophobia specifically, conversion therapy, biphobia, transphobia, misogyny, sexual harassment, and sexual themes.

AWOL (2016), dir. Debbie Shoval, is the story of a young woman seeking direction in her life in her small, Pennsylvania town as she contemplates joining the Armed Forces, and falls into a love affair with married woman.

Autumn, Hal, and special guest Kenley Alligood discuss the ways socio-economic difficulties impact every aspect of people's lives, the politics of queer spaces and community, and how you shouldn't kiss another person's wife, even if she does like the way you play Tanya Tucker songs in this week's episode of Okay, But Is It Gay?

TW: this episode contains discussion of infidelity, classism, alcoholism, sexual assault, homophobia/lesbophobia, a brief mention of transphobia, full frontal nudity, and sexual themes.

With a Kiss I Die (2018), dir. Ronnie Kahlil, is--okay, so what if Juliet Capulet, like from Romeo and Juliet was a vampire living in modern Greece, being sad with her tiddies out, and she fell in love with a woman for the first time? Like what if that happened? Sounds fucked up if you ask me.

Hal, Autumn, and special guest Zoa Coudret (my roommate!!) talk about the logistics of vampirism, the rich potential of gay Shakespeare adaptations, and how beautiful and wonderful Ella Kweku's face is in this spooky Halloween episode of Okay, But Is It Gay?.

TW: suicide, suicidal ideation, full frontal nudity, death, blood, body horror, cancer, death, death of a parent, and sexual assault.