Jeff's friend Austin Coury joins him to talk about playing baseball as a gay man, living in New York, and what we need to address for more affordable housing in the US.

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Jon Ekstrom from Jon of All Trades Podcast joins Jeff to talk about podcasting and more importantly, how to "listen". Excellent exploration and how to on the podcasting game. Also Jeff succeeds in dragging Jon into "old man talk" as the guys talk about buying music in the 90's and playing 8 tracks in their buddy's Cordoba.

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We've come to the end of the GenX Show series on The Rolling Stones. David Hudson from State of Amorica Podcast and Digital Killed the Radio Star is back to close off the proceedings with a deep dive into the Stones underappreciated Goat's Head Soup.

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Magnus and Joe return to the GenX Show to continue Rolling Stones month with their weary and drug addled masterpiece Exile on Main Street. Did the circumstances this record was made under contribute to it's vibe? Why are things so muddy but the songs so good? We discuss it all!

Steve Gorman; author, radio host and drummer for the band Trigger Hippy joins Jeff to talk about their favorite Rolling Stones album, the perfect Sticky Fingers from 1971. Steve talks about listening to the album, it's influence on The Black Crowes and what Charlie Watts meant to him.

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Welcome to episode one of The GenX Show's new series for July where we look at the Rolling Stones album run from 1968 to 1973. Things kick off with the Stones doom-laden masterpiece from 1969: Let it Bleed

Ian Rice and David Hudson from the State of Amorica podcast join Jeff for a fun track by track discussion of this timeless classic.

The Last podcast of Pride Month (thanks for the downloads!) is about Stranger Things and the Will Beyers storyline. How the lack of emotional payoff and frustrating hinting is actually more accurate to the way life was in the 80's and how I relate to Will Beyers struggle to be who he is at a time that actively discouraged being gay.

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Drusilla Adeline and Joshua Conkel, two amazingly talented and vibrant humans from the Hollywood community do Jeff the big honor of coming on his show to talk about their podcast, Bloodhaus about Art House Horror, and about the concept of Art House horror in general. They wrap up the podcast with a great discussion about what representation means and how it can be better.

Jeff welcomes The Horror Queers (Joe Lipsett and Trace Thruman) back to The GenX Show to talk about the Queer horror classic Siege (Self Defense) from 1983. What does this movie mean to the community and how does it handle LGBTQ subjects. In depth and fascinating discussion for Pride Month

Jeff brings on his friends Pat (from CSG Politics) and Clint to talk about an artist they appreciate and Jeff ... not so much. Natalie Merchant and what she means to them and what Jeff began to appreciate 25 years later.

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