OUT IN BOBBYS WORLD

OUT IN BOBBYS WORLD

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OUT IN BOBBYS WORLD episodes

  • "Saved" in the swimming pool

    Evangelical's conversation of salvation with my friend James and me in the swimming pool spark this podcast to talk about spirituality and what motivates me to live life.

    59 min
  • RuPaul, Jesus and Mental Illness (Three parts)
    Speaking with my friend Nick Clinton-Elliot who works for NAMI and about his life living with mental illness, religion, lack of family support, and how he managed to find health, hope, and happiness through it all.
    Does illness, religion, and lack of support link to mental illness? 
    If you can't love yourself how the hell can you love anyone else - (RuPaul paraphrased Jesus' words, lol!). 
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    1 hr 30 min
  • Lost Recording of my first Podcast (Feeling Good)

    I was up all night and decided to start my very first Podcast, and after 40 something minutes it was gone. Well it popped up and now you can hear my first thoughts, before I felt the second time around I was repeating myself. I will say I said things I needed to say in both, and that is why I decided to add this. Enjoy

    48 min
  • Don't get mad that you taught your kid to lie to you.
    More on my coming out story and how I learned to keep things to myself for 17 years from my family. NOTE: Don't overreact when your child asks questions about their body, because it teaches them to never open up to you. I had to let the world teach me about my body and it should have been my parents. I am probably glad I didn't, because they would have taught me to be ashamed and hate my body. Glad I don't hate myself now after a decade of therapy.
    53 min

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Raised in the Midwest, and born into an ultra-conservative family with super religious beliefs it was not easy (to say the least) being gay and completely authentic. Now at the age of 40 I'm ready to…