Join us in this enlightening episode as we journey through the life of Marsha P. Johnson - an icon of resilience, a beacon of change, and a key figure in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights. From her humble beginnings in Elizabeth, New Jersey, to her courageous stand during the Stonewall Riots, and her relentless commitment to the LGBTQ+ community in New York City, discover how Marsha's "Pay It No Mind" attitude continues to inspire millions. Explore the hardships, triumphs, and indomitable spirit of a woman who wasn't afraid to be herself, no matter the cost.

Dive into this compelling episode where we explore the crucial role cannabis has played in supporting the LGBTQ+ community throughout history. Join us as we uncover the untold stories of resilience, discuss the intertwined politics of legalization, and shed light on the ongoing fight for equity and access to this lifesaving plant. Don't miss this powerful conversation on cannabis, LGBTQ+ rights, and the complex web of social and political forces at play.

In this thought-provoking episode of The Coma Cast, Cody and Matt delve into the importance of thinking before speaking, particularly when it comes to comments about someone's health, body, or appearance. They discuss the potential harm that off-handed remarks can cause, as individuals may be silently struggling with undisclosed health issues or personal battles. Tune in as they share real-life experiences and practical tips for fostering a more empathetic and supportive environment within the LGBTQ+ community, promoting mental wellbeing, and understanding the power of our words. Don't miss this essential conversation on the impact of body talk and the importance of empathy in our everyday interactions.

In this episode of the Coma Cast podcast, hosts Cody and Matt reunite after a few months of hiatus to catch up and discuss the major changes that have occurred in Cody's life since their last episode. Hosts Cody and Matt discuss how to cope with grief in the LGBTQ+ community, with a focus on Cody's personal journey following the passing of his father. They explore the emotional, mental, and physical impacts of grief, and share strategies for honoring the memories of loved ones. Join the conversation to gain insights into navigating life after loss and to learn how the LGBTQ+ community approaches death, grief, and mourning.

Christmas is a holiday that is celebrated by many people around the world. It is typically marked by the exchange of gifts, the decoration of homes and public spaces with lights and festive decorations, and the gathering of friends and family to celebrate. Different cultures and societies have their own unique Christmas traditions and customs, and individuals may also have their own personal memories and traditions associated with the holiday.

GBFs are all the rage these days, but what does that mean? Not so long ago, it was common to hear guys and girls go on about Girls’ Best Friends or Ladies’ Best Buddies when referring to their friends of the opposite sex, especially if they were single (this was back when having a boyfriend or girlfriend meant that both parties were in relationships). However, today’s culture looks at this term differently. A GBF is someone you can be around without feeling the need to have sex with them or date them.

Halloween is the most fun holiday of the year, and it’s extra special to us LGBT folks because we can dress up in drag or our favorite superhero costume without fear of criticism from straight people! With so much to love about Halloween, it’s no wonder that this night of the year has inspired so many movies over the years! But which ones are the best? What candy should you be snacking on this All Hallows Eve? And what about those gay costumes? In this LGBT Halloween special, I’ll give you all the information you need for your spooky celebration this year!

Hey everyone Cody and Matt are back with all new episodes through the rest of 2022. They'll have new episodes each Wednesday on all podcast networks and on YouTube. 

Sexuality, in all its glory, can be complicated and confusing – but it doesn’t have to be! A healthy sex life – whether you’re gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender or pansexual – is important to your overall health and well-being.

If you’re gay and currently in a relationship, you may be aware of all the subtle ways that your sexuality affects your day-to-day life. For example, you may know how to go about coming out to friends and family, or how to find partners both online and offline. But it’s likely that there are still plenty of misconceptions floating around about sex in the gay community, and it can be easy to get swept up in these myths without ever realizing it. If you want to be better informed about gay sex, stop believing these common misconceptions right now!