Welcome to Sensational Daddies with hosts Colby Fair and Marcus C.J. Lewis. In this episode they unpack the myth of "body count," discuss sexual health and STI prevention, monogamy versus polyamory, demisexuality and emotional connection, and the dynamics of initiation and mutual curiosity in dating — all while featuring listener join-ins and candid stories from the Black queer community.

This is a bonus episode of Colby & Marcus on IG live back in January, 2025 . Hosts Colby Fair and Marcus C.J. Lewis check in for the new year and dive into the Twitter controversy around Obio and his partner Jermelle, exploring representation, masculine presentation, and community reactions. They discuss dating challenges in big cities, the realities of monogamy, family dynamics, marriage as a legal and emotional choice, and how Black queer visibility shapes what’s possible.

Sensational Daddies hosts Colby Fair and Marcus C.J. Lewis welcome author William Christopher Scandrett Jr. to discuss his new released memoir “Boy Interrupted” and the intersections of faith, family, and queer identity in the American South.

The episode explores coming out, religious trauma and reconciliation, healing strategies, and reclaiming personal power—offering honest conversation and encouragement for the Black queer community.

Please go and grab a copy of this amazing memoir “Boy Interrupted” by William C. Scanddrett Jr. on Amazon or Barns & Noble Website. 

Colby Fair and Marcus C.J. Lewis hold candid conversations about personal healing and community survival. They cover Colby’s journey two weeks free from pornography, techniques for emotional regulation, and the fatigue of living through political violence and misinformation.

The hosts also reflect on recent tragedies, the need for unity in Black queer spaces, leadership in turbulent times, and practical steps listeners can use to protect mental health and build supportive community.

Hosts Colby Fair and Marcus C.J. Lewis return on Sensational Daddies Podcast to explore releasing the pressure we place on love, success, and life. Through stories about a warm D.C. kickback, grieving past identities, and building community, they unpack how friendship, surrender, and self-worth change what we chase.

This episode covers boundaries in dating, the weight of societal expectations (kids, marriage, homeownership), and the difference between pressure-driven action and choices rooted in safety and freedom.

Honest, candid, and uplifting, the conversation centers Black queer experiences and offers practical perspective on easing anxiety, practicing gratitude, and letting authentic relationships and life unfold. (Please forgive the abrupt ending as we lost space to record) 

Hosts Colby Fair and Marcus C.J. Lewis celebrate the Sensational Daddies podcast one-year anniversary and reflect on a heavy, transformative 2025 — sharing stories of grief, recovery, healing, friendship, and viral moments from Pride and the show.

They discuss lessons learned about resting, worthiness, letting go, and integrating new identities, and set clear intentions for 2026: more presence, growth, daily new connections, and ending well so they can begin stronger.

Hosts Colby Fair and Marcus C.J. Lewis dive into a frank conversation about whether people show up the same in bed every time, exploring mood, connection, demisexuality, consent, kinks, and safety.

They also discuss identity and community — from butch-queen expression to verse men and self-discovery — and stress why honest sex-talks and boundaries build healthier, more fulfilling relationships.

Colby Fair and Marcus C.J. Lewis share a candid episode full of wild travel stories, pop‑political controversy, and heartfelt conversation about straight‑gay friendships. From a Phuket catfish tale and thoughts on Nicki Minaj at the UN to honest talk about boundaries, masculinity, and community, this episode mixes laughs, critique, and reflection while inviting listeners to connect and subscribe.

Season two premieres with Colby and Marcus reconnecting after a long break — catching up on life, travel plans, and the uncertainty of the moment. They dive into candid conversations about politics, healthcare, and what it means to be a Black queer man in today’s climate.

The episode centers on Colby’s recent trip home for his mother’s funeral, exploring grief, family dynamics, and unexpected moments of support and connection. Expect humor, vulnerability, and honest reflections about community, accountability, and healing.

Hosts Colby Fair and Marcus C.J. Lewis discuss finding contentment without constant stimulation, setting boundaries in dating, and recognizing privilege within the Black queer community.

They also cover current political concerns — from threats to marriage equality to federal policing in D.C. — and urge listeners to balance self-care with community engagement and civic action.